| Interest: |
Liberal Arts
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| Grade: |
9th
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| School: |
Francis T. Maloney High School
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| Location: |
Meriden, Connecticut
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I first discovered my passion for Medicine when I was very young. I had watched an episode of "Trauma in the ER," and was amazed by what the surgeons had done to save the lives from major trauma. Since then, I've been striving to be a trauma surgeon. It looked so astonishing to me, and I knew that that was what I wanted to do. Also, I wanted to be able to save others' lives from a life-threatening situation, which would possibly have a negative affect on their families if they did not save them.
Attending Centenary Summer Scholars will help me pursue my passion by helping me prepare for college and my future career. Beyond the college campus experience, I wish to go farther into my studies of becoming a trauma surgeon, including a view into what really happens behind closed operating room (OR) doors. Hopefully, I am accepted into the program where I can get to explore my passion in Medicine so that it will grow stronger.
Riley is more mature than a typical ninth grader. She would greatly benefit from being among such driven students with similar interests in the medical field. Centenary has some of the best teaching hospitals in the country which is one of the biggest appeals of attending the summer program at Centenary. There is a sense of forward thinking in every move she makes, because she takes charge of her learning. She utilizes down time to ask questions about college and demonstrates her maturity through her inquisitive nature. I know Riley would feel a renewed spirit if she were to participate in this summer program and return to school next year with a lifetime experience to share with other students in the medical careers class.
I went to centenary college for a week and in that week I had learned more from my teacher there than I had in my regular bio class last year. I had fun and enjoyed my time. I met amazing people that I hope to stay in touch with. The RA and the doors were clean and nice. I would do it aging if I had the chance!
A huge thank you is given to you. I'm excited to attend a Pre-Med program because it helps me with reaching my dream of becoming a trauma surgeon. Right now, I am just getting everything ready for when I go, but I am also thinking to myself that it is unbelievable that I got this chance. I would have not reached it if you hadn't helped.
Look, think, make a mark.
Dalio Foundation matched this donation with $21
Because she is my favorite oldest granddaughter
Dalio Foundation matched this donation with $150
I believe in this girl and I know she will do well in anything she wants to accomplish, very proud of her!!
Dalio Foundation matched this donation with $50
Riley, I see your hard work first hand in my classroom and you deserve this experience of a lifetime.
Dalio Foundation matched this donation with $50
Riley, I am So proud of you and the young woman you are becoming. I have Loved you since the first moment I laid eyes on you. You will do great things. I know It. I believe in you my dear. I love You and am so proud of you!!
Dalio Foundation matched this donation with $50
Dalio Foundation matched this donation with $50
| Centenary College |
$400
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| Dalio Foundation |
$371
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| Susan Herbst |
$150
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| Student Contribution |
$99
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| Alayna Bartelmey |
$50
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| Wendy Lou Duong |
$50
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| Mary McCorduck |
$50
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| Marguerite Glidden |
$50
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| Noel H Aube |
$25
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Scholarship Provider
Centenary College
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Matching Donor
Dalio Foundation
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Sending Riley to Centenary Summer Scholars will cost $1,245.
Learn more about Centenary Summer Scholars →
| Tuition | $1,245 |
| Application Fees | $0 |
| Room & Board | $0 |
| Transportation | $0 |
| Mentoring & Guidance | $0 |
| Materials | $0 |
| Total |
$1,245
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