Each year the Ukrainian American Veterans Scholarship Committee meets to determine the annual scholarship winners. Meet the winners here and learn how to apply.
2020 UAV Scholarship Winners
In 2020 the UAV awarded a record $3,650 to 12 students, with awards ranging from $500 to $200.
- Ariana Maria Shatynski
- Cyril Raymond Sheptak
- Jared Jeffrey Roderick
- Talia Szozda
- Julianna Rose Shatynski
- Victoria Olena Swindle
- Veronica J. Coffey
- Bridget Magdalen Monks
- Anna Oksana Swindle
- Elizabeth Neave Kozachek
- Patrick T. Monks
- Alexander Ihor Kowinko
Congratulations to the 2020 scholarship winners!
2019 UAV Scholarship Winners
In 2019 the UAV awarded a record $4,100 to 9 students, with awards ranging from $500 to $400.
- Brandon Paul Hrycak
- Julianna Rose Shatynski
- Anjelika Kuziv
- Deanna Marie Koski
- Alexander Ihor Kowinko
- Natalie Anne Reid
- Patrick T. Monks
- Veronica J. Coffey
- Talia Szozda
Congratulations to the 2019 scholarship winners!
2018 UAV Scholarship Winners
In 2018 the UAV Scholarship Committee awarded $2,200 in academic scholarships to 7 students, with awards ranging from $500 to $200.
- Wyatt Jackson Derkach
- Brandon Paul Hrycak
- Anjelika Kuziv
- Deanna Marie Koski
- Julianna Rose Shatynski
- Andreya Natalia Pencak
- Alexander Ihor Kowinko
Congratulations to the 2018 scholarship winners!
Thank You
The scholarship committee thanks all the students for participating and wishes them a successful school year. Thanks also to all who donated to make the UAV scholarship awards possible.
How to Apply
Students interested in applying for the UAV Scholarship Award should fill out an application, send their college transcript, write an essay on this year’s military topic, and email a high-quality digital picture. To be eligible for a UAV scholarship, applicants must be descendants of or related to a Ukrainian American Veteran. Students should be full-time undergraduate college students enrolled in a degree program or attending an accredited trade school or institution that has a degree program. Students may apply during their senior year in high school; college attendance will be verified before awards are given in the fall. Additionally, full-time or part-time graduate students can apply. Graduate students need not supply high school or undergraduate college records only current graduate class schedule. Undergraduates can apply 3 times and graduate students once. Applications are accepted all year round, but the deadline is August 31 of each year. Additionally, undergraduate students may re-apply for a scholarship award each year (up to 4 years).
Contact
Applications for the scholarship should be sent to UAV National Scholarship Officer.
Nicholas Skirka
109 Windsor Terrace
Yonkers, NY 10701
uavscholarship@gmail.com
(914) 965-3707