Hancock Health Foundation awards scholarships to students studying healthcare
17 Jun 2024
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The Hancock Health Foundation awarded a total of $41,500 in scholarships to 24 local students who are in a healthcare or wellness field of study.
The 2024 Edith Zike Nursing Scholarship recipients include Chloe Albright, Allyson Beattie, McKenna Georgi, Kaitlyn Laffey, Kennedy Peggs and Sydney Springman. These students each received $2,000 toward their tuition.
The Foundation awarded the 2024 John F. Stickford Nursing Scholarship to Taylor Titus, who is attending Ball State University and participating in the family nurse practitioner program to obtain a Master of Science degree in nursing. This scholarship will cover her full tuition for the 2024- 25 school year.
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