The Tuscarawas County Bar Association, in partnership with Kent State University at Tuscarawas, is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 Tuscarawas County Bar Association Scholarships. These awards honor outstanding students pursuing studies in criminology, justice studies, psychology, and related fields who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and a commitment to serving their communities.
This year’s scholarship recipients are:
Cassidee Collins
Major: Criminology and Justice Studies, B.A.
Cassidee Collins has distinguished herself through her academic dedication and passion for understanding the systems that shape law and justice. She is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Justice Studies and plans to apply her education to help strengthen fairness and accountability in the justice system.
Isaiah Johnstone
Majors: Criminology, B.A.; Psychology, B.A.
Isaiah Johnstone is completing dual degrees in Criminology and Psychology. His combined focus on human behavior and justice reflects his broader commitment to understanding the underlying factors that influence crime and community well‑being. His work demonstrates both intellectual rigor and a strong sense of responsibility toward others.
Angel Morrow
Majors: Criminology, B.A.; Psychology, B.A.
Angel Morrow is also pursuing dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Criminology and Psychology. Angel’s academic excellence and interest in mental health, rehabilitation, and the legal system position her to play an important role in shaping evidence‑based approaches within the justice field.
Sage Debois Winnie
Major: Criminology and Justice Studies, B.A.
Sage Debois Winnie is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Justice Studies and is recognized for strong academic performance and a thoughtful commitment to serving the public. She aims to contribute meaningfully to the improvement of justice processes and community safety.
“We are honored to recognize these exceptional students,” said Cassidy Wahlie, of Fitzpatrick, Zimmer and Rose, LPA and the Tuscarawas County Bar Association. “Their dedication to the fields of law, psychology, and justice will serve our communities for years to come.”
Kent State Tuscarawas extends its gratitude to the Bar Association for its continued investment in students pursuing careers that strengthen the legal system and the community.
About the Tuscarawas County Bar Association
The Tuscarawas County Bar Association supports the legal community through professional development, public outreach, and ongoing initiatives that promote justice and civic engagement. The scholarship program reflects the organization’s longstanding commitment to local students pursuing legal and justice‑related careers.
About Kent State University at Tuscarawas
Kent State Tuscarawas offers a wide range of undergraduate degrees, workforce programs, and community partnerships, serving as an educational cornerstone for the region. Through academic excellence and collaborative initiatives, the campus continues to prepare students for meaningful careers and community impact.