History of the Scholarship

This award resulted from the initiative and efforts of Lewis & Clark College students who were moved to pursue the end of genocide, and to support human rights for all members of our global community.  Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire spoke at Lewis & Clark on November 18, 2004, and on that day became the first contributor to the scholarship that now bears his name.

Information about and updates on past scholarship recipients:

• Rene Pacifique Amani (Amani) (2022-2023)
• Souzane Murekatete (2021-22)
• Kayambi Alfadi Ngbonziza (2019-20)

• Fabrice Sibomana (2018-19)

• Eddyne Ukunze (2017-18)

• Solange Impanoyimana (2016-17)

• Tanguy Muvuna (2015-16)

• Pascaline Umulisa (2014-15)

• Didacienne Nibagwire (2013-14)

• Emmanuel Habimana (2012-13)

• Kelvine Muhire Ngerero (2011-13)

• Patrick Mugabo (2010-11)

• Clarisse Mukamukiza(2009-10)

• Rafiki Gasarasi  (2008-09)

• Viviane Gakire Kabeho  (2007-08)

• Romeo Umulisa (2006-07)