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Meet our 2022 Edison Scholars

Halle Allen Eliana Amanuel Neil Azimi Bradley Bennett Xavier Dargan Chiara Harsojo Valerie Henriquez Rodlyn Hume-Dawson Rhea Jethvani Dennis Lee Eric C. Lee Eric S. Lee Jennifer Lee Joseph Lee Fernando Matias Jonathan Morales Daisy Nayotl Chiagozie Okoye Monica Pal Kayla Pham Jesus Plata II Kevin Robles Fallon Rowerdink Jimmy Salvador-Contreras Abigail Samson Luis Sanchez Charlotte Sinclair Jamilex Soto Mitchell Velasco Jason Yuan
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Halle Allen
San Pedro High School

Everyone deserves to be equally educated and have a better chance of enjoying school. We’re going to be constantly learning new things. This will make learning new things a little bit easier."

Halle Allen
Halle Allen
San Pedro High School
Eliana Amanuel
Whitney High School

I want to ensure that healthcare funds are spent in a way that prioritizes the needs and interests of the people, and work towards the optimization of healthcare that is efficient, accessible and equitable, especially for communities of color, the homeless and low-income families."

Eliana Amanuel
Eliana Amanuel
Whitney High School
Neil Azimi
Brea Olinda High School

I plan on starting a series of workshops to virtually teach business owners and professionals worldwide how to connect their ideas into reality."

Neil Azimi
Neil Azimi
Brea Olinda High School
Bradley Bennett
Redondo Union High School

It is imperative that we maximize opportunities to encourage education in STEM fields."

Bradley Bennett
Bradley Bennett
Redondo Union High School
Xavier Dargan
Mira Costa High School

It is my goal to positively impact the world by innovating and developing new technologies that enhance the field. Making computer science and STEM more cost-efficient and accessible leads to a healthier, more convenient and more connected place for everyone."

Xavier Dargan
Xavier Dargan
Mira Costa High School
Chiara Harsojo
Diamond Bar High School

By finding ways to transform data to be usable and easily understandable, I can help improve daily routines, find flaws in certain systems and help businesses improve their products."

Chiara Harsojo
Chiara Harsojo
Diamond Bar High School
Valerie Henriquez
Upland High School

It is now more important than ever to help our environment. Neglecting to help affects our surroundings and our communities, creating disasters such as wildfires and droughts that are all too common in Southern California."

Valerie Henriquez
Valerie Henriquez
Upland High School
Rodlyn Hume-Dawson
Beaumont High School

With my love for mathematics, I might be able to produce equipment that will predict future weather patterns and give more accurate information on what is to come."

Rodlyn Hume-Dawson
Rodlyn Hume-Dawson
Beaumont High School
Rhea Jethvani
Oxford Academy

My pursuit of applying cybersecurity skills to help build a more resistant society is just beginning, and I’m excited to protect my community from this evolving danger."

Rhea Jethvani
Rhea Jethvani
Oxford Academy
Dennis Lee
Cypress High School

With my college education, I aspire to develop a mass-producible alternative fuel vehicle that is practical in size and range and globally affordable."

Dennis Lee
Dennis Lee
Cypress High School
Eric C. Lee
Corona del Mar High School

When I see machine learning used everywhere, from designing 3D-printed organs to optimizing solar panel designs, I see the potential in the field, and I can’t wait to understand it even better."

Eric C Lee
Eric C. Lee
Corona del Mar High School
Eric S. Lee
Irvine High School

I hope to enhance my knowledge in programming elaborate human networks to globalize technology to underserved areas and participate in a broad engineering program, innovating new project ideas with everyone."

Eric S Lee
Eric S. Lee
Irvine High School
Jennifer Lee
Valencia High School

To me, computer science is a platform to assist and improve biological limitations. It’s reasons like this that make me invested in assistive technology, and it’s why I must advance my education to grow and nurture my ability to help others."

Jennifer Lee
Jennifer Lee
Valencia High School
Joseph Lee
California Academy of Mathematics and Science

The idea of projecting live images on a screen has become almost wireless. Therefore, I wonder about the potential of bypassing the eyes and connecting directly to the visual cortex, allowing the brain to see. I find this potential extremely exciting, and I want to create a device that achieves this goal so that my grandfather can not only feel my love for him through my hugs and words but through my expressions too."

Joseph Lee
Joseph Lee
California Academy of Mathematics and Science
Fernando Matias
Hawthorne High School

With artificial intelligence, we can create robots to do the jobs considered dangerous, so people don’t have to. My ambition is never to stop learning and innovating to help serve others better."

Fernando Matias
Fernando Matias
Hawthorne High School
Jonathan Morales
Fullerton Union High School

I want to serve those marginalized and underrepresented communities because I feel those are the communities that have felt lost, especially during this pandemic."

Jonathan Morales
Jonathan Morales
Fullerton Union High School
Daisy Nayotl
Desert Hot Springs High School

I plan to pursue a career in a field as competitive as STEM to hopefully be a role model and encourage other students that we have the power to overcome and challenge the stigmas surrounding our community."

Daisy Nayotl
Daisy Nayotl
Desert Hot Springs High School
Chiagozie Okoye
Mayfair High School

My efforts intend to alleviate environmental harm caused by technology without reducing the quality of life."

Chiagozie Okoye
Chiagozie Okoye
Mayfair High School
Monica Pal
San Joaquin High School

If given the opportunity, as a computer science student, I plan to motivate other students, especially girls, and show them that they can accomplish anything if they set their minds to it."

Monica Pal
Monica Pal
San Joaquin High School
Kayla Pham
Oak Hills High School

I can contribute to the creation and the development of these drugs that have an increased effectiveness rate, thereby increasing everyone’s life span and leading to a better quality of life. Through an exploration of chemistry, I hope to make a difference in the lives of historically underrepresented groups."

Kayla Pham
Kayla Pham
Oak Hills High School
Jesus Plata II
Rancho Verde High School

Albert Einstein served as an inspiration to help me find my passion and curiosity, and I hope to serve as an inspiration within my community to help students find their passions and curiosities."

Jesus Plata II
Jesus Plata II
Rancho Verde High School
Kevin Robles
South East High School

I want to pursue science courses in college to advance my knowledge and utilize it when uncovering the necessary innovations for cancer treatment."

Kevin Robles
Kevin Robles
South East High School
Fallon Rowerdink
Newport Harbor High School

I look forward to making the protection of our Earth’s environment a central role of my college education and my future career to help my community and beyond."

Fallon Rowerdink
Fallon Rowerdink
Newport Harbor High School
Jimmy Salvador-Contreras
Fontana High School

I hope to advance my skills and achieve a degree in applied mathematics to ensure the safety of children and young adults."

Jimmy Salvador-Contreras
Jimmy Salvador-Contreras
Fontana High School
Abigail Samson
Arnold O. Beckman High School

My aspiration is to one day create or work with an organization that provides marginalized K-12 students with information regarding potential STEM careers."

Abigail Samson
Abigail Samson
Arnold O. Beckman High School
Luis Sanchez
Marco Antonio Firebaugh High School

My major goal in life is to fight against climate change, and I believe electrical engineering is my key in doing just that, specifically power electronics. I want to modernize our power grid to accommodate more green energy."

Luis Sanchez
Luis Sanchez
Marco Antonio Firebaugh High School
Charlotte Sinclair
Dos Pueblos High School

I want to become a mechanical engineer to inspire other future generations of women to see STEM fields as a place for them too."

Charlotte Sinclair
Charlotte Sinclair
Dos Pueblos High School
Jamilex Soto
Huntington Park High School

Engineering has molded our civilization, and I want to contribute by using my abilities to discover solutions to our current problems."

Jamilex Soto
Jamilex Soto
Huntington Park High School
Mitchell Velasco
Cathedral City High School

I believe every individual should have access to high-quality care. I want to develop a program that creates wheelchairs, hearing aids, canes, walkers, prosthetics and many more assistance devices. I hope this program can start here in my community and eventually spread across the nation and even internationally to other financially limited communities."

Mitchell Velasco
Mitchell Velasco
Cathedral City High School
Jason Yuan
Woodrow Wilson High School

I plan to address the challenge of human space travel by discovering new ways to make space flight more efficient. By overcoming this, we could potentially improve the trajectory of our lives by leaps and bounds and even revolutionize science and technology with newer discoveries in space."

Jason Yuan
Jason Yuan
Woodrow Wilson High School
Edison Scholars Program Details

Applicants must have at least a cumulative 3.0 GPA, show financial need and plan to pursue studies in the STEM fields at a four-year accredited college or university. Students from underserved communities and ethnic minorities are encouraged to apply.

Applications for the 2023 Edison Scholars scholarships will be available in October 2022. Check out edisonscholars.com for additional details.

Edison International has awarded more than $13.5 million in scholarships to 730 students through this program since 2006.

The Edison Scholars Program is fully funded by shareholder dollars.

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