12 Newest Stamps Scholars Announced

Published on January 5, 2023

West Point has announced the selection of its 12 newest Stamps Scholars. Stamps Scholars are chosen for their academic excellence, leadership experience, and exceptional character; fewer than 300 are selected from over 300,000 applicants nationwide. Stamps Scholars benefit from a national network of peers and the opportunity to attend biennial conventions and other events where scholars investigate pressing issues and learn from accomplished community leaders. This year’s Stamps Scholars represent 12 academic majors and focus on research that spans a wide range of topics, such as cybersecurity, energy storage and conversation applications, asteroid research, and Indo-Pacific institutions.

CDT Olivia Simone Raykhman '25, Russian/ Terrorism Studies minor

CDT Emily Karen McCallum '25, Space Science

CDT Grant Lee '25, Life Science

CDT Erik Dielman Kolb '25, Computer Science

CDT Katherine Grace LaReau '25, Chemical Engineering

CDT Valentin Vladimirovich Shatilenko '25, Economics

CDT Justus Gabriel '24, Life Science

CDT Zoe Elizabeth Winston '25, Mathematical Sciences and Computer Science

CDT Pierson James Ederle, '25 Mechanical Engineering

CDT Bethany Ann Jablon '25, Human Geography and Applied Psychology

CDT Sarah Shuo Cao '25, International Affairs and Chinese

CDT Brianna Kathryn Brasko '25, Life Science

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