Philip J. McElroy Scholarship Recipients

The Philip J. McElroy Scholarship is awarded to an incoming law student in honor of the late distinguished graduate’s lifelong commitment to education. Mr. McElroy received four degrees from University of Detroit Mercy, including his law degree in 1932. His commitment to education for himself and others was long and steadfast: he was a tutor while in college; he taught Physics at University of Detroit High School for sixteen years, and he trained new associates in his law firm.

 

2023 Recipient

Allura Williams

Allura holds a B.A. in Political Science & Philosophy from University of Detroit Mercy. Her prior service and leadership experiences have helped others in their educational and professional pursuits. As a future lawyer, she plans to continue helping her community. Read Allura's feature in the Legal News.

2022 Recipients

Maxim Musyj

Maxim holds an Honours B.A. in Law and Politics from the University of Windsor. He is interested in emerging fields of technology law, and hopes to practice securities litigation in the areas of digital assists and blockchain. Max led the planning of a food drive in the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic that delivered 2 million pounds of food to those in need.

2021 Recipients

William Frush McElroy Recipient banner

William holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Michigan. He is a graduate of Detroit Catholic Central High School. He is pursuing a law degree at Detroit Mercy Law to develop critical thinking and complex analysis skills, as well as a strong moral and ethical background, as he works toward his career goal of serving as an FBI agent. Read William's feature in the Legal News.


Mcelroy Storck

Connor holds a BA in Religious Studies with minors in Jewish Studies, Asian Studies, and Economics from Michigan State University and an MA in Religious Studies from Rice University. He is a graduate of University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy. He hopes to develop a legal practice focused on promoting religious understanding and compassion for others.