On July 1, our 2016-17 class of City Builder Scholars was introduced to Warner Pacific.
These 19 local students are equipped with a strong cohort, a clearly defined sense of purpose, and practical college success skills. They will come to college with a built-in support network, ready to engage the campus and persist through adversity. Many of our City Builder students are first-generation college scholars. Nationally, first generation college students graduate from an undergraduate program in six years at an 11% rate, or from a community college at a 4% rate.
Students who receive the City Builders scholarship ($1,500 per year) are required to attend weekly leadership training seminars throughout the summer leading up to the start of their first year at Warner Pacific College.
| Name | High School | |
| Alison Acosta-Vega | McNary | |
| Emmanuel Alejandro | Liberty | |
| Martina Avendano | Reynolds | |
| Samuel Basarab | Heritage | |
| Karla Bravo Rayon | Reynolds | |
| Rosa Chavez | Forest Grove | |
| Carly Cogburn | Centennial | |
| Kevin Escamilla | Barlow | |
| Edna Fernandez-Hernandez | David Douglas | |
| Jonathan Gutierrez Madrigal | Woodburn | |
| Joseluis Jimenez | McKay | |
| Cristina Lopez-Alonso | Liberty | |
| Andrea Macias-Romero | Clackamas | |
| Abigail Martinez | Woodburn | |
| Selena Millard | Parkrose | |
| Juan Pedro Moreno-Olmeda | Hillsboro | |
| Jesus Rodriguez-Uribe | Woodburn | |
| Hugo Ruiz Martinez | Hillsboro | |
| Angelica Thompson Ruelas | Milwaukie | |