The GRAMMY Museum® and the Recording Academy® have launched the fourth annual Quinn Coleman Memorial Scholarship, dedicated to honoring the late music executive and DJ Quinn Coleman, who passed away in 2020 at age 31. Known for his passion for music, culture, and community, Coleman’s legacy lives on through this new initiative supporting talented students.
This year, five students will be chosen, including promising candidates from Miami, to receive significant professional development opportunities:
– Two $1,000 tuition scholarships
– A $500 stipend for interview prep
– Two $250 stipends for books and equipment
– Access to wellness seminars
– A spring internship with the Recording Academy or Latin Recording Academy®
| Jennifer Jimenez | South Miami Sr. High School | Miami | Florida |
| Cindy Ellis | Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer | Miami | Florida |
Debra Lee, Coleman’s mother, emphasized his dedication to uplifting emerging voices and promoting inclusivity in music. The scholarship aligns with the Academy’s DREAM Network—a movement to ensure diverse representation across the industry—continuing Coleman’s mission to empower the next generation of music creators, including those from Miami.
The finalists will be announced in November. For more information, please visit www.grammymuseum.org.