Who Can Apply:
- Alexandra Rowan was a beloved daughter, friend, and writer whose life was tragically cut short at age twenty-three due to a blood clot in her lung linked to hormonal contraception.
- Alexandra’s burgeoning career ended too soon, but her talent is remembered by all who knew her. She saw writing as a beautiful way to connect with others, express one’s feelings, and craft entertaining and meaningful stories to share with the world.
- This scholarship aims to honor the legacy of Alexandra Rowan by ensuring that her passion for language and storytelling continues to inspire future generations.
- Any female undergraduate student majoring in English or creative writing may apply for this scholarship opportunity if she is living with a genetic clotting disorder or if she has personally experienced a blood clot before.
Submission: In 100–200 words, please confirm that you have personally experienced a blood clot or been diagnosed with a clotting disorder. You do not need to provide medical documentation or detailed health information. Just a simple statement in your own words is requested. You can share how this experience has shaped your outlook, resilience, or creative journey, but the main purpose of this question is to have you self-attest and confirm your eligibility for this scholarship.
Deadline: April 12, 2026
Amount: $1,000
Learn More: https://bold.org/scholarships/alexandra-rowan-resilience-in-writing-scholarship/