GALLERY: Four students make up inaugural class of Andalusia Health Career Scholarship recipients
Published 1:00 pm Thursday, May 16, 2024
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Pictured are, from left, (front) scholarship recipients Red Level School’s Makayla Crawford, Straughn High School’s Trinity Jennings, Ashlynn Jowers, and Katelyn Jones; (back) Red Level School Principal Tony Ingram, Andalusia Health Registered Nurse/Course Instructor Aniya Florence, Andalusia Health Chief Nursing Officer Penny Nole, Andalusia Health CEO Vickie Demers, LBW Community College President Dr. Brock Kelley, and Covington County Schools Federal Program Coordinator Chris Thomasson. (PHOTO BY ZACK MAIO)
2024 Andalusia Health Career Scholarship recipients pictured are, from left, (front) Makayla Crawford, Katelyn Jones, Trinity Jennings, Ashlynn Jowers; (back) Andalusia Health Registered Nurse/Course Instructor Aniya Florence. (PHOTO BY ZACK MAIO)
Pictured are, from left, (front) Aniya Florence, Penny Nole, Makayla Crawford, Tony Ingram; (back) Vickie Demers and Dr. Brock Kelley. (PHOTO BY ZACK MAIO)
Pictured are, from left, (front) Aniya Florence, Penny Nole, Ashlynn Jowers, Vickie Demers; (back) Dr. Brock Kelley. (PHOTO BY ZACK MAIO)
Pictured are, from left, (front) Vickie Demers, Aniya Florence, Katelyn Jones, Penny Nole; (back) Dr. Brock Kelley. (PHOTO BY ZACK MAIO)
Pictured are, from left, (front) Aniya Florence, Penny Nole, Trinity Jennings; (back) Dr. Brock Kelley and Vickie Demers. (PHOTO BY ZACK MAIO)
Four students from Covington County were presented with the Andalusia Health Career Scholarship during a ceremony held at the hospital campus on Thursday, May 9.
The program, a collaboration between LBW Community College and Andalusia Health, was formed to draw high school seniors to healthcare and medical fields.
Makayla Crawford of Red Level, Katelyn Jones, Trinity Jennings, and Ashlynn Jowers, all of Straughn, represent the inaugural class of the scholarship. Andalusia Health Registered Nurse Aniya Florence taught the course.
As part of the scholarship requirements, students pursue a healthcare field and return to Andalusia Health to work for a specific time period upon completing their course work.