hen
Boston-area nurse Sibylla Orth Young died in 1986, a fund was established
in her name to help Children's Hospital Boston employees and
their family members pursue college-level education in health-related
fields. This year, 22 employees and 10 eligible family members received
awards, including Ludivenis Lara, a clinical assistant on Fegan
11. Lara will use her award toward an associate's degree in
Nursing at Laboure College. "I've always wanted to be
a nurse," says Lara, who expects to graduate in April 2006.
"I love everything about nursing and everything about pediatrics.
This scholarship will help me finally get to where I want to be."
2004 Sibylla Orth Young Scholarship Winners:
Employees:
Akofa Bakuaya
Lakesha Brown
Stephanie Chita
Katherine Condon
Emelia DeForce
Julie Gasbarro
Paul Haus
Collette Hendricks
Corrine Hill
Ana Jiminian
Florence Joseph
Shaunna King
Kimberly Knowlton
Ludivenis Lara
Lam Le
Regina MacKenzie
Kaiser Mejit
Harriet Nelson
Miniratu Salaam
Candace Seese
Rebecca Stoltz
Noah Wilson-Rich
Family Members:
Jazmine Calautti
Katia da Rosa
Camille Hankey
Thanh Thao Huynh
Lorraine LaCroix
Chih-Ming Lai
Kiev Miller
Joanne Pierre-Louis
Sheldon Reeves
Lisandra Sierra
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Children's Hospital Boston and related physician practices. It is not
a substitute for the professional judgment of a qualified heath care provider
based upon actual examination of a patient's condition
and history. Therefore, it should not be construed as medical advice for
any particular patient's
condition, and may need to be altered in different care environments.
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hen
Boston-area nurse Sibylla Orth Young died in 1986, a fund was established
in her name to help Children's Hospital Boston employees and
their family members pursue college-level education in health-related
fields. This year, 22 employees and 10 eligible family members received
awards, including Ludivenis Lara, a clinical assistant on Fegan
11. Lara will use her award toward an associate's degree in
Nursing at Laboure College. "I've always wanted to be
a nurse," says Lara, who expects to graduate in April 2006.
"I love everything about nursing and everything about pediatrics.
This scholarship will help me finally get to where I want to be."