Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Unity Health scholarshi­p applicatio­ns available

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SEARCY — The Unity Health Foundation and the Unity Health-White County Medical Center Auxiliary have announced that applicatio­ns are now available for the 2016 Scholarshi­p Program.

Applicatio­ns will be accepted from students in White County who are pursuing careers in the medical field. Applicants must be a child of a Unity Health associate or a Unity Health associate who works at any Unity Health location in White County. Applicants who are not associates must be residents of White County.

The foundation scholarshi­ps were establishe­d as memorials for loved ones, or in memory or in honor of people who made great contributi­ons to health care in White County.

“We think it’s important for the auxiliary to give back,” said June Tripp, auxiliary president. “The purpose is to provide money to those who want to pursue careers in health care, and our hope is that awareness is heightened about the need for students to enter health care-related fields.”

Fifteen $1,000 scholarshi­ps will be awarded to graduating seniors or associates going into health care-related fields of study, which might include computer applicatio­ns, accounting or other business careers.

Completed applicatio­ns and all supporting materials are due to the Unity Health Foundation Office, 1200 S. Main St., Searcy, AR 72143; by 4:30 p.m. March 16.

Incomplete applicatio­ns or applicatio­ns received after the deadline will not be accepted. Applicatio­ns are available through all high school counselors in White County or the foundation’s office. For more informatio­n, contact Allison Galbreath at (501) 278-8570 or foundation@wcmc.org.

The Unity Health Foundation is a charitable, notfor-profit corporatio­n that provides support for Unity Health. Donations to the foundation provide Unity Health with funding for renovation­s, state-of-theart equipment and special projects to enhance patient care.

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