Addison Glozer from Spencerport is among eight Stamps Scholars in Virginia Tech Honors College’s incoming Class of 2025. Stamps Scholars are chosen based on strong leadership potential, academic merit, and exceptional character. Addison plans to major in physics and is also interested in pursuing either a minor or double major in International Relations.
Roe and Penny Stamps created the Stamps Scholars program in 2006 for undergraduates at their respective alma maters, Georgia Tech and the University of Michigan. Since then, the Stamps Scholars community has grown into a nationwide network of colleges and universities, with more than 2,300 current and alumni scholars.
The Stamps Scholars program covers all expenses for four years of undergraduate study and includes an enrichment fund that scholars can use for their academic and professional development. Other benefits include participation in a national day of service, access to a growing network of scholars and alumni, and opportunities to attend biennial conventions, where scholars are able to network with one another and learn from recognized leaders.
The program’s unwavering support and passion for their Stamps Scholars inspires Addison. She looks forward to experiencing other cultures by participating in study abroad programs as well as building connections with fellow Hokies and learning from faculty at Virginia Tech.
For thirteen years, Addison was a member of Girl Scouts of the USA. Being a part of this community sparked her joy for building strong friendships through service and fostered her passion for language. To earn her Girl Scout Gold Award, Addison created an interactive website to teach elementary students basic French vocabulary and generate excitement for learning a new culture amidst the challenges of online learning.
In her free time, Addison enjoys unwinding by painting and staying active at aerial silks class, where she performs aerial acrobatics while hanging from a fabric.
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