Cameron Regional Medical Center (CRMC) Board of Directors recently awarded scholarships to North Central Missouri College (NCMC) allied health students through the NCMC Foundation. This scholarship program, originally started in 2014, is awarded to sophomores in their second year of study in an NCMC allied health program, with strong academic accomplishments and preference given to residents of Caldwell, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, and Harrison counties.
This year’s CRMC scholarship recipients are Samantha Brewer – Bethany (Trenton ADN), Shelby Ford – Cameron (Savannah RAD TECH), Zachary Greer – Cameron (Trenton ADN), Brooke Magee – Bethany (Trenton ADN), Clair Murphy – Amity (Savannah ADN), Jayliegh Robins – Eagleville (Savannah RAD TECH), Katie Ruoff – Kidder (Trenton ADN), and Jiana Stotts – Gilman City (Trenton MED TECH).
Warren McElwain, President of the CRMC Board of Directors and Chairman of the Medical Center’s Scholarship/ Education Committee, stated, “We are extremely pleased to award our 11th annual scholarship offering to these eight commendable candidates. Our ongoing relationship with NCMC is very rewarding in this regard and represents a mutually-beneficial arrangement for all involved parties. The CRMC Board takes great pleasure in supporting the health care careers of our area students.”
“The NCMC Foundation thanks CRMC for their continued partnership and support,” commented Executive Director Alicia Endicott. “CRMC has proven yet again their continued loyalty to support NCMC students, not only in the clinical setting, but also in the academic setting through scholarships.” All NCMC Foundation Allied Health Scholarship recipients are to be full-time students or enrolled in all available hours and encouraged to submit a thank you letter to be provided to the scholarship donor.
The NCMC Foundation is a 501c(3) IRS approved organization that raises funds through different campaigns including the Gifts in Action Scholarship Campaign. It is through scholarships that students are given the chance to develop as a student, an individual, and as a member of the community. The NCMC Foundation works with North Central Missouri College to help transform lives and empower students. For more information on creating or adding to a scholarship investment, please contact Alicia Endicott at 660-357-6403 or [email protected].