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Two members of the Pocahontas County High School class of 2017 are the recipients of the Davis Medical Center and Davis Medical Center Auxiliary scholarships. Kayla Gibson, second from left, and Ryan Irvine, second from right, each was awarded $1,000 to further their education in the healthcare field. Both plan to attend West Virginia University this fall where Gibson will study biomedical engineering and Irvine will enter the nursing program. Presenting the scholarships are Scholarship Committee volunteers Diana and Rocky VanNoy. The Scholarship Committee, made up of two DMC Auxiliary members, a Davis Health System Board member, a local education representative and a local college representative, selects two recipients each year based on an application and essay. The scholarships are supported by the DMC Auxiliary and matching funds from DMC.
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Two members of the Pocahontas County High School class of 2017 are the recipients of the Davis Medical Center and Davis Medical Center Auxiliary scholarships. Kayla Gibson, second from left, and Ryan Irvine, second from right, each was awarded $1,000 to further their education in the healthcare field. Both plan to attend West Virginia University this fall where Gibson will study biomedical engineering and Irvine will enter the nursing program. Presenting the scholarships are Scholarship Committee volunteers Diana and Rocky VanNoy. The Scholarship Committee, made up of two DMC Auxiliary members, a Davis Health System Board member, a local education representative and a local college representative, selects two recipients each year based on an application and essay. The scholarships are supported by the DMC Auxiliary and matching funds from DMC.
Submitted photo Two members of the Pocahontas County High School class of 2017 are the recipients of the Davis Medical Center and Davis Medical Center Auxiliary scholarships. Kayla Gibson, second from left, and Ryan Irvine, second from right, each was awarded $1,000 to further their education in the healthcare field. Both plan to attend West Virginia University this fall where Gibson will study biomedical engineering and Irvine will enter the nursing program. Presenting the scholarships are Scholarship Committee volunteers Diana and Rocky VanNoy. The Scholarship Committee, made up of two DMC Auxiliary members, a Davis Health System Board member, a local education representative and a local college representative, selects two recipients each year based on an application and essay. The scholarships are supported by the DMC Auxiliary and matching funds from DMC.
