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Robin mangaser tizon scholarship


robin mangaser tizon

In collaboration with National Filipino American Lawyers (NFALA) Foundation, FALA New York awards the Robin Mangaser Tizon Memorial Law Scholarship in honor of Robin’s accomplishments as a Filipina-American and lawyer, selfless service to the community, and extraordinary spirit.  The scholarship is awarded to law students who most exemplify the values that she championed.

Robin was a beloved wife, daughter, sister and proud Filipina-American lawyer.  Throughout her life, Robin devoted herself to advocacy of many causes, including Filipino veterans’ rights, adolescents with cancer, and immigrants’ rights.  She also had musical talent and a fine eye for design, enlivening any event with her singing, dancing, and keyboard skills.  After overcoming stage III ovarian cancer at the age of 23, Robin achieved her dream of becoming a lawyer, graduating from Rutgers School of Law-Camden in 2013 with a joint JD/MBA degree.  As one of the first members and original Co-Chair of the Public Relations Committee, Robin was instrumental in establishing FALA New York's brand and lasting communications strategy.  Throughout her long battle with cancer, Robin remained committed to her duties at FALA New York.

This scholarship was established to honor Robin’s memory and support talented law students who embody her spirit and commitment to service. 

If you are interested in applying for or contributing to this scholarship, please email info@falanewyork.org or donate directly to the NFALA Foundation here.

Past Recipients

2026 Recipients

  • Kristina Goshorn, Rutgers Law School - Camden
  • Mikka Vapor, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

2025 Recipients

  • Ella Sabiduria, New York Law School
  • Magdanikka "Maggi" Taylan, University of Baltimore School of Law

2024 Recipients

    • Jana Marquez, University of Nevada, Las Vegas School of Law 
    • Alyzah Ziga, Syracuse University School of Law

      2023 Recipients

      • Lallane Guiao-SengUniversity of Connecticut School of Law 
      • Michael Roy E. Ortizo, Syracuse University School of Law

        2022 Recipients

        • Caitlin Ramiro, Fordham University School of Law

        2021 Recipients

        • Jenna Agatep, Northeastern University School of Law 
        • Amanda Jimenez, City University of New York School of Law





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