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HTMLText_50A8335F_4DB7_F039_41C4_0075CE13E621.html = Allison Rewalt
Allison Rewalt graduated from Centennial High School in 2019 and spent her freshman year of college as a cheerleader for New Mexico State University. She is now going into her sophomore year of Mechanical Engineering. Allison is thrilled to pursue an education in STEM and is grateful that NMOST has given her more opportunities to move mountains for women!
Shayla Hillis
Shayla Hillis is 17 years old, She has lived in Las Vegas, New Mexico her entire life and attended Robertson High School.She loves to play sports in her free time and her hobbies include art and weight lifting. She plans to attend the United World College Dilijan this fall to get her International Baccalaureate with focuses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics before coming back home and attending university. She appreciates this award and is very thankful to NMOST for providing the young women of New Mexico this wonderful opportunity.
Shayla Hillis
Shayla Hillis is 17 years old, She has lived in Las Vegas, New Mexico her entire life and attended Robertson High School.She loves to play sports in her free time and her hobbies include art and weight lifting. She plans to attend the United World College Dilijan this fall to get her International Baccalaureate with focuses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics before coming back home and attending university. She appreciates this award and is very thankful to NMOST for providing the young women of New Mexico this wonderful opportunity.
Atlanta Taylor-Campagna
Atlanta Taylor-Campagna is completing her senior year of highschool at Bosque School. She is looking forward to starting college in the Fall of 2021 and pursuing a degree in the scientific field. She has been invested in STEM from a very young age and has always been drawn towards the sciences. She has completed 5 science courses in the last 3 years, participated in Science Olympiad for 4 years, competed in robotics across the country, and been a member of the Greater Albuquerque chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers since age 13. Outside of the sphere of academia, she rock climbs and fights for social change.
Mari Aoki
Mari Aoki was born in Bozeman, Montana and is currently an undergraduate student at the University of New Mexico pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science with a minor in Japanese. At UNM, she is also a member of the Women’s Swimming & Diving team and is one of the committee chairs for the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). Her current career interests include software engineering and mobile application development and she hopes to someday work in the space industry. She plans to use this scholarship to help pay for housing while at school. Between classes, clubs, athletics, and studying, she likes spending time talking with friends and learning or practicing programming skills.