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New Faces in Leadership
For the Campus. For the City. For the Future.

The Act Six Leadership and Scholarship Initiative is Portland's Only Full-Ride Urban Leadership Scholarship for emerging urban leaders who want to use their college education to make a difference on campus and in their communities at home.

Important News

• Twenty One New Act Six Scholars Named
  Portland Leadership Foundation, George Fox University and Warner Pacific College are very proud to announce that the following students have been named Act Six scholars for 2010. These scholars represent some the very best that our city has to offer.  Collectively, their scholarships are worth nearly $2.1 million over four years.

  • George Fox University Cadre Four

    Anthony Jordan III, Grant High School

    Micah Strong, Mount Hood Community College

    Oscar Betancourt, Roosevelt High School

    Pavel Timofeyev, Woodburn High School

    Jordan Ashley Mitchell Phillips, Parkrose High School

    Antonio Salazar, Woodburn High School

    Liliya Backhinskaya, Reynolds High School

    Aby Cordova, Barlow High School

    Martin Rodriguez, McNary High School

    Janette Beltran-Aispuro, Saint Mary's High School

    Ana Vella Robles, Woodburn High School

  • Warner Pacific College Urban Service Track Cadre One

    Adam Ristick, Cleveland High School

    Hunter Leonard, Cleveland High School

    Tyanna Paschal, Benson High School

    Jaques Montgomery, Grant High School

    Jazzi Tuli, David Douglas High School

    Selam Kahhassay, Benson High School

    Ariana Gamino, Roosevelt High School

    Nia Whitfield, Corvallis High School

    Eddie Petrie, Cleveland High School

    Patricia Lewis, David Douglas High School

  Congratulations, 2010 Portland Act Six scholars!

New for 2009

• New College Partner for Urban Service Track
  Portland Leadership Foundation is thrilled to announce that Warner Pacific College has joined the Portland Act Six initiative as a partner in the innovative Act Six Urban Service Track.  Portland students can apply to gain two years of street-level urban service experience with local non-profits in Portland while earning an associate's degree at Portland Community College before transferring to Warner Pacific to earn their bachelor's degree.  Warner Pacific joins George Fox University in providing an incredible educational opportunity to our region's emerging urban leaders.  Learn more by comparing the two Act Six tracks.