MS shouldn't stand in the way of an education. The National MS Society's scholarship program exists to help highly qualified students who have been diagnosed with MS or have a parent with MS achieve their dreams of going to college.
Please contact Melissa Viel at 443-641-1205 or melissa.viel@nmss.org for more information on how you can make the dream a reality.
The Maryland Chapter of the National MS Society has announced this year’s recipients of its annual Scholarship Program. The program helps students affected by multiple sclerosis pursue a college or technical school education. It is open to high school seniors who live with MS or have a parent who does; or anybody living with MS who has not yet been to a post-secondary school.
Congratulations to the 2010 Scholarship Recipients!
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Rachel Waldman from Baltimore, was awarded a $3,000 scholarship. Rachel attended the Bais Yaakov School for Girls and will study Nursing at University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Rachel has also been recognized as a Top Scholar nationally by the National MS Society. |
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Alan Karp is from Sparks and attended Hereford High. He will attend the University of Maryland, College Park and will pursue a degree in Chemical Engineering. |
| Brady Donaldson is from Mount Lake Park and attended Southern Garrett High School. He will be attending Garrett College and plans to major in Business Administration. | |
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Ryan Meushaw is from Westminster and attended the Meushaw Home School. He will be attending Carroll County Community College and is going to pursue a degree in Nursing. |
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Laura Kelly is from Hagerstown and attended Heritage Academy. She will major in Art Education at Liberty University. |