2025 STEM Scholarship Award winner Kevin Doubler

2025 Supporting STEM Scholarship Recipient

Recipient: Kevin Doubler

When this award was announced in July 2025, Kevin had graduated from Saint Ignatius High School in Cleveland, Ohio, and planned to attend Purdue University to pursue a Bachelor of Science in aeronautical and astronautical engineering.

Kevin was a valedictorian nominee, an AP Scholar with Distinction, and a recipient of honors including the President’s Award for Academic Excellence, the Governor Mike DeWine Merit Award, and the Midwest Regional Rowing Association All-Athlete Award. He also completed his school’s Health Sciences Honors Program.

After recovering from a season-ending injury, Kevin helped his crew team win a Scholastic Rowing Association national championship in the JV8+ event. In the classroom, he led teams on two NASA-sponsored capstone projects with scientists at NASA Glenn Research Center, working on lunar-wheel and jet-engine acoustic-liner designs.

Kevin also participated in the Labre Ministry, the St. Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearer Ministry, mission trips, a family food drive, a Latin grade-school program, and peer tutoring.

At the time of the award, he planned to focus on sustainable air travel and practical engineering challenges at Purdue.

These details reflect Kevin’s accomplishments and plans reported when the award was announced.

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