Med Center Health Foundation awards nearly $50K in scholarships to local students

Med Center Health is proud to announce our Med Center Health Foundation has given out $49,000 in scholarships to local students for the 2024-2025 academic year. The Foundation awarded six different scholarships to 10 different students who live in Southcentral Kentucky. Med Center Health is thrilled to be able to provide assistance to these students who represent the future of healthcare. We are so honored to be a small part of their academic journey. Listed below are the scholarships, their requirements, the scholarship amounts, and the recipients.

2024-2025 MCH Foundation Scholarship recipients:

Floyd Ellis Scholarship: Given to full-time student at WKU who is a dependent child of WRECC employee.  Covers tuition and a book allowance. 

Awarded to Aubry Weaver.

Carrel K. Sumner Family Memorial Scholarship– Given to up to 2 students who are dependent children of MCH employees.  Total amount awarded is $5,000. 

Awarded to 2 recipients- Kaylee Bielak and Lexi Harrison.

Charles M. Stewart Scholarship– Given to up to 2 WKU students who are dependent children of MCH employees.  Total amount awarded is $4,300. 

Awarded to 2 recipients- Hallie Cassady and Rhyan Curry.

Herbert A. Oldham Scholarship– Awarded to a WKU student who is a member of an underrepresented population and who is a graduate of a high school in Warren County.  Covers tuition and a book allowance. 

Awarded to Madison Stockton.

Helen Dinning Scholarship– Awarded to graduates of Franklin-Simpson High School who are full-time sophomores, juniors, or seniors at WKU and who are currently enrolled in a health-related degree program.  Total amount awarded is $4,300. 

Awarded to 2 recipients- Mollie Fowler and Katelin Henderson.

The Medical Center at Scottsville Scholarship– Awarded to graduates of Allen County-Scottsville High School who are beginning freshmen at WKU.  Covers tuition and a book allowance. 

Awarded to 2 recipients- Anna Gross and Shaelee Welch.

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