Leah Grace Wolf '21 Named a Jefferson Scholars Finalist
The University of Virginia Jefferson Scholars program is recognized as one of the two leading scholarship programs in the country. Out of more than 2,000 nominations from around the world, approximately 120 finalists are selected after rigorous regional competitions and interviews.
The purpose of the Jefferson Scholars program is to attract the most promising leaders, scholars, and citizens in the world to the University of Virginia. As a finalist, Leah Grace's next step will be to complete an interview in March.
Leah Grace stood out among a remarkable group of nominees because of all the hard work she has done here at Hutchison in her academics and as a leader. She is a National Merit Commended Student, the founder of Hutchison’s self-defense club, and a dedicated student with a passion for science and reading.
Click here to read more about her Hutchison experience and the incredible work she has done during her time here.
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Leah Grace stood out among a remarkable group of nominees because of all the hard work she has done here at Hutchison in her academics and as a leader. She is a National Merit Commended Student, the founder of Hutchison’s self-defense club, and a dedicated student with a passion for science and reading.
Click here to read more about her Hutchison experience and the incredible work she has done during her time here.
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