Recipients of the 2018 Rochelle Community Hospital Auxiliary $1,000 healthcare scholarships were recognized at the annual RCH Auxiliary Volunteer-Scholarship Brunch on April 9.
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ROCHELLE — Recipients of the 2018 Rochelle Community Hospital Auxiliary $1,000 healthcare scholarships were recognized at the annual RCH Auxiliary Volunteer-Scholarship Brunch on April 9. They include:
Karyn Baldwin
Baldwin is part of The Academy, a credit program at Sauk Valley Community College which allows high-achieving students to earn college credit during their senior year of high school. She will graduate this May from Ashton-Franklin Center High School and continue to earn her Associates degree in Science.
She has been on the Superior Honor Roll all four years of high school, in the National Honor Society and involved in Phi Theta Kappa and Rotaract at SVCC.
Her goals are to enroll in a pre-professional medicine program. Her determination, analytical thinking and selflessness are just a few of the reasons why she is pursuing a career as a medical examiner.
Hannah Cruz
Cruz is the recipient of the Ward and Mabel Miller Award. Memorial funds donated to the hospital in honor of the Millers have made this scholarship possible since 2009.
Cruz is currently a senior at Rochelle Township High School and plans on attending Loyola University, Chicago in the fall. She has had a well-rounded high school career including cross country, math team, Worldwide Youth in Science & Engineering Team, National Honor Society and participated in the University of New England Early College Neuroscience Program.