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Home›Local›Aspirus Langlade Hospital Gives Back through Auxiliary Scholarship

Aspirus Langlade Hospital Gives Back through Auxiliary Scholarship

By Lyn Gore
September 12, 2019
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FOR ANTIGO TIMES

ANTIGO, WI. – The Aspirus Langlade Hospital Auxiliary presented three scholarships to area students who are pursuing degrees in the human medical related field at an accredited post-secondary institution. All three scholarships were made possible by proceeds from the Aspirus Langlade Hospital Auxiliary’s fundraiser, Denim & Diamonds this past May.  Applicants must be related to a hospital or clinic employee and be graduates of a Langlade County high school or an alternative program.  In addition, the applicants must have a permanent address within the Langlade County school district boundaries and have successfully completed at least one full year of college.

 

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Auxiliary President Jeanne Tatro awards a scholarship to Shawna Nelson, who is pictured with auxiliary member Jane Babler, and Nelson’s two sons Lolynd & Kellyn. Shawna continues towards a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing and wishes to become a family nurse practitioner.

 

Aspirus is a non-profit, community-directed health system based in Wausau, Wisconsin. Its 7,500 employees are focused on improving the health and well-being of people throughout Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.  Aspirus serves communities through four hospitals in Upper Michigan and four hospitals in Wisconsin, more than 50 clinics, home health and hospice care, pharmacies, critical care and air-medical transport, medical goods, nursing homes and a broad network of physicians. Aspirus was recognized by IBM Watson Health as a Top 15 Health System in its 2018 and 2019 annual study identifying the top-performing health systems in the country. For more information, visit aspirus.org.

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