Recipients ~ Laura
From a young age, I enjoyed taking care of family members whenever they were sick or had bumps or bruises. But when my Grandpa was diagnosed with stomach cancer, a career in nursing was an idea I pursued more diligently.
During the period of my Grandpa's illness (and death a few months later), I remember how wonderful the nurses were at his treatment facility. They were incredibly knowledgeable, and they also offered support for my Granola (Grandma).
As a nursing student, I now have the opportunity to continue developing my skill by serving others I don't know:
Lindsey's Hope Scholarship has encouraged and helped me tremendously! I feel honored to receive this award in the name of an outstanding young woman. This scholarship has shown me that other people care about my development and career.
I am not yet certain regarding the nursing specialty I'd like to pursue, but I am encouraged to remember that God has brought me where I am today and has a plan for my career. I attend my clinical rotations with an open mind, and expect to find a specialty that fits me.
Laura will graduate from Biola University in May 2013. She uses the Lindsey's Hope scholarship to assist with the costs of transportation and books.
During the period of my Grandpa's illness (and death a few months later), I remember how wonderful the nurses were at his treatment facility. They were incredibly knowledgeable, and they also offered support for my Granola (Grandma).
As a nursing student, I now have the opportunity to continue developing my skill by serving others I don't know:
- Some individuals are considered "undeserving" by society or other healthcare professionals.
- Some have been in police custody, facing jail upon their release from the hospital. Others were homeless and returning to the streets.
- And some have loving families who are deeply concerned about their condition.
Lindsey's Hope Scholarship has encouraged and helped me tremendously! I feel honored to receive this award in the name of an outstanding young woman. This scholarship has shown me that other people care about my development and career.
I am not yet certain regarding the nursing specialty I'd like to pursue, but I am encouraged to remember that God has brought me where I am today and has a plan for my career. I attend my clinical rotations with an open mind, and expect to find a specialty that fits me.
Laura will graduate from Biola University in May 2013. She uses the Lindsey's Hope scholarship to assist with the costs of transportation and books.
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