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Eight School of Nursing students earn scholarships

Delaware State News
Posted 5/5/22

LEWES — Eight Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing students were given scholarship funding thanks to the Irene P. Sorbara Charitable Foundation.

The foundation was established by Irene P. …

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Eight School of Nursing students earn scholarships

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LEWES — Eight Margaret H. Rollins School of Nursing students were given scholarship funding thanks to the Irene P. Sorbara Charitable Foundation.

The foundation was established by Irene P. Sorbara in order to award scholarships to residents of Sussex County who are pursuing post-secondary education in the field of nursing or teaching. Mrs. Sorbara was born in Lewes in 1938 and died in 2007. She spent her 30-year career as an elementary school teacher in Rehoboth Beach.

A board of governors decides which institutions will receive the annual awards. Each awarded institution chooses the recipient(s) based on the following criteria:

• Sussex County resident

• Eligible for a student loan but not a Pell Grant

• GPA of 3.0 or higher

The scholarship is available and awarded as directed by the board of governors. The scholarship funds can be used for tuition and costs directly related to school expenses.

The following students were awarded scholarship monies from the School of Nursing:

• Kayleigh Synnestvedt – Lewes

• Abigail Derrickson – Lewes

• Elyssia Gonzalez – Laurel

• Emily Joynt – Lewes

• Michelle Littleton – Lincoln

• Hayley McCabe – Millsboro

• Vicky Murat – Seaford

• Sheena Stevenson – Millsboro.

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