Worthington, who served as Ravenscroft’s first academic dean, “touched a lot of lives — a testament to the extraordinary human being and educator he was.”

An esports engagement manager for SB Nation and co-host of The Fumble Dimension, he’s “the right guy at the right time” — forging a career in a field that didn’t even exist 10 years ago.

The micro-grant will help Raleigh-based biotech start-up Animal Cancer Dx further developed its cancer screening test for dogs.

As a senior at UNC-W, he has co-founded the Port City Experiment to promote local bands and music venues.

With time capsules and letters to their future selves, Ravens capture their passions and dreams — and then get to relive them as they prepare to move on.

Catch up with recent recipients — Jeanne Morris Maurrasse ’02, Mary Grady Bell ’14 and Sage Crosby ’21 — and learn about the impact of this prestigious four-year scholarship.

Inspired by early American folk potters — and a few Ravenscroft art teachers — she produces whimsical work at the Ozark Folk Center State Park in Arkansas.