Breanne Lillie
  • English, French
  • Class of 2017
  • Charlotte, NC

Breanne Lillie attends National Bonner Congress meeting

2015 Oct 16

Bonner Scholar Breanne Lillie attended the National Bonner Congress meeting, held on Oct. 9-11, at the University of Houston. The mission of the Congress is to develop their Big Ideas, strategize about issues in their region, and learn from each other and national partner organizations.

Lillie, a member of the class of 2017, is majoring in English with a concentration in creative writing.

In the fall of 1990, the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation began recognizing students who demonstrated the ability to succeed both in the classroom of their colleges and in the communities beyond those classrooms. To promising students whose economic situations ordinarily demanded that they spend their out of class hours and summer months raising money to meet college expenses, the Bonner Foundation awarded scholarships and provided other practical support.

Bonner Scholarships provide deserving students with financial access to a Wofford education while providing them with the opportunities, resources and skills to serve humanity. Wofford Bonner Scholars volunteer at least 10 hours each week during the school year and 280 hours over each of at least two summers.