09/08/2025
Happy to announce the 2025 cohort of Parle Endeavors Scholarship recipients. We received over 200 applications from students in high schools all over New York State who are interested in careers in media, journalism, business or technology. These recent high school graduates are all attending colleges and universities this fall to pursue those passions. While we unfortunately can only provide scholarships for just 4 students, these inspiring stories and individuals are deserving of this and more. We wish them well on their journeys and hope to stay connected with them over these next few years, not only through this financial award, but through mentorship, potential internship opportunities and more.
Congratulations to these scholars.
Briana Agyen is a graduate of Troy High School in upstate New York. She is attending New York University for a degree in Computer Science. She aims to contribute to the field by helping enhance the daily lives of individuals, including those living with disabilities.
Bridgette Jeonarine’s interest in journalism first began when she joined her high school newspaper, The Classic, as a freshman at Townsend Harris High School. A Queens resident, she later served as editor in chief of the school publication. Bridgette has begun her post secondary career at Georgetown University, planning to study Government and Journalism.
Harlem native, Sincere Craft graduated from Quad Preparatory School in NYC with a 3.75 GPA. Today, he’s pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. Each day, he moves himself toward his ultimate goal: becoming a game designer who crafts immersive, meaningful experiences for players around the world.
Born and raised in Spanish Harlem, with Haitian roots, Ellison Polyné recently graduated from Hunter College High School in New York City. The next step on his journey will find him attending Northwestern University to major in Film, Radio, and Television with a minor in Business Enterprise.