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Marywood Student Fatou Faye Receives AICUP McLean Scholarship
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Marywood University student Fatou Faye has received the AICUP McLean Scholarship, which supports students pursuing degrees in nursing and physician assistant studies.
The scholarship will help Faye manage the cost of her nursing education as she works toward her goal of becoming a nurse.
“This scholarship will help ease the financial burden of my nursing education, allowing me to focus more fully on my academics and continue working toward my goal of becoming a nurse,” Faye said. “I am incredibly grateful for this support and the opportunity it provides for my future.”
AICUP President Tom Foley also recognized the McLean family for making the scholarship possible, noting their support of students pursuing their educational goals.
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