The ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital Foundation has awarded $11,000 in scholarships to 13 local students studying for degrees in health care. The scholarships were awarded on behalf of four scholarship funds administered by the Foundation Board. The funds were established by former physicians, nurses and their families to encourage healthcare careers.
One scholarship was awarded from the Ruth Nichols Sollars Fund, which is for nurses at Fostoria Community Hospital pursuing a higher-level of education as a nurse. This year’s recipient was Hailey Welly.
Two scholarships were awarded from the G.H.W. Bruggemann Memorial Scholarship Fund, which assists employees of Fostoria Community Hospital and their children. This year’s recipients were Emily Bolton and Shelby Monroe.
Four scholarships were awarded from the J.L. Murphy Memorial Scholarship Fund, which encourages careers in medicine. This year’s recipients were Alex Beleny, Bailey Jameson, Kayleigh Lininger and Olivia Zender.
Seven scholarships were awarded from the J.A. Murray Memorial Scholarship Fund, which supports clinical careers and other hospital-based professionals. This year’s recipients were Maria Faber, Meredith Grine, Camryn Kidwell, Jessica Kreais, Julia Reinhart and Michelle Wilfong.
The ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital Foundation’s scholarship program has awarded $175,000 since its inception in 1997.
To learn more about ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital, visit promedica.org/fostoria.
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