Harry Mullin Scholarship Program

Harry Mullin Memorial Scholarship Program

Harry Mullin Memorial Scholarship Program

2026 Scholarship Applications Are Closed

Thank you to everyone who applied for this year’s Harry Mullin Memorial Scholarship Program. Applications are expected to reopen in summer 2027.

Supporting Education

Supporting the RCAC Community

In memory of the late Harry Mullin, the Roofing Contractors Association of California awards scholarships to help eligible students pursue their educational goals.

Multiple scholarships are typically awarded, with individual awards ranging from $500 to $2,000.

Who May Apply?

Employees and immediate family members of RCAC Contractor, Associate and Sponsor members in good standing may be eligible to apply.

2027 Applications

Expected to Open Summer 2027

Application dates, instructions and deadline information will be posted when the next application period opens.

Applications Are Currently Closed

The deadline for the 2026 Harry Mullin Memorial Scholarship Program has passed. Information about the next application period will be posted here when available.

Scholarship Recipients

Recognizing Educational Achievement

RCAC is proud to recognize past scholarship recipients and support their educational and professional goals.

2023

Grace Rucka

Grace Rucka

University of Tennessee

Major: Marketing

Daughter of Ben Rucka, Malarkey Roofing Products

John Rucka

John “Jack” Rucka

University of Mississippi

Son of Ben Rucka, Malarkey Roofing Products

2022

Emilia Barba

Emilia Barba

Father employed with Chapman Coast Roof

Major: Construction Law

My career choice has been heavily influenced by my family’s history in roofing. Starting with my grandfather to my dad, uncles, and now cousins, roofing has been a life source. Thus, it was only natural that I join Local 220 at 19. My major, in many ways, prepared me to navigate this new territory as a woman. I intend to grow in the roofing industry and learn from mentors. These current work experiences will further my career by giving me insight in construction when pursuing a degree with an emphasis in construction law.

2019

Analia Cabral

Analia Cabral

Father employed with Chapman Coast

$1,000 Scholarship Award

Major: School Counseling

What inspired you to choose this career path?

I began my career in education early in my undergraduate studies when I worked for the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness Program (GEAR UP), an educational organization that provides structural interventions to Title I schools by assisting a cohort of students in their pursuit of higher education. Through GEAR UP, I gained valuable practice by working as a tutor, mentor, parent liaison, and college advisor in three low socioeconomic middle schools and six underprivileged high schools in the Anaheim Unified School District. When I began working in this organization six years ago, my original goal was to pursue a career as a social studies teacher. I knew I wanted to give back to my community in the field that I am passionate about, which is education. However, as I developed relationships with students, I realized my strongest abilities were active listening and being amicable with strangers, which better aligned with the counseling profession.

Nareline Coronado

Father employed with Lang Roofing

$1,000 Scholarship Award

Major: Sociology

What impacted your decision to choose a career in sociology?

I would like to be in a profession where I can help underprivileged kids and adults. Probation, counseling, or social work are my options in life. I grew up in a low-income community, so I saw how much kids struggled. For this reason, I want to be part of the system and help kids stay out of trouble and help society become better. I am very passionate about helping the juvenile justice system change for good and prioritize rehabilitation rather than punishment.

Scholarship Program History

This scholarship program was previously administered by the Associated Roofing Contractors of Northern California (ARCNC). When ARCNC dissolved in 2018, administration of the scholarship program was transferred to RCAC.

Earlier Scholarship Recipients

2017

Alejandra Andres

Irene Andres

Ashlyn Clark

2016

Irene Andres

Tyler Cochran

Alexandra Dionne

Jennifer Fitzgerald

2015

Irene Andres

Haley Balbi

Zachary Clark

Kaylyn King

2014

Irene Andres

Haley Balbi

Kaylyn King

2013

Haley Balbi

Joel Yancey