AEMF Awards Four with Scholarships
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Little Rock, Arkansas - August 27, 2024 – The Arkansas Emergency Medical Foundation (AEMF) announced today that four recipients have been awarded one-time scholarships for post-secondary education. Each recipient received $500 to be utilized for pursuing higher education, whether in a technical or college setting.
Recipients are:
- Coneah Brown: attending the University of Central Arkansas, pursuing a Bachelor of Art in Interior Design.
- Larkin Tuggle: attending the University of Arkansas at Pulaski Tech, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health.
- Sydney Bain: attending the University of Arkansas, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering and a Bachelor of Art in Biology.
- John Woodward: attending the University of Arkansas Grantham, pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Operations Management.
MEMS employees, their immediate family, and dependents were eligible applicants for this scholarship. A third-party panel selected recipients based on various criteria such as financial need, prior educational achievements, and community involvement.
About AEMF
The Arkansas Emergency Medical Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) Public Charity with a noble purpose: to provide support to MEMS, its employees, and the diverse communities they serve. This is made possible through its general fund and four dedicated endowed funds. Together, they positively impact the lives of MEMS, its employees, their families, and the diverse communities MEMS serves.
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