Julissa Germosen started the Latina Leadership Potential Award scholarship at Rutgers University in 2005.
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!["We were a working class family," said Germosen. "As the first of my family [to go to college] we didn't know all the things that were needed to pay for college."](https://img.apmcdn.org/77d2600d036b863aa0eeeb665bdc632e540c0a9d/widescreen/65ea12-20251114-julissa-germosen-headshot-webp2000.webp)
