The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Rappahannock in White Stone recently announced its 2024 Servetus Endowment Scholarships students in area public high schools, one per county.
The four recipients are:
—Sear’Tis Turner of Lancaster, enrolled in Christopher Newport University to study computer science;
—Sarah Moughon of Mathews, enrolled in Elon University to study finance and become a finance and investment consultant;
—Elizabeth Cox of Middlesex, enrolled at James Madison University, to study art and add to her skills as a graphic designer; and,
—Caroline Neale of North-umberland, also enrolled at James Madison University, to become a nurse practitioner.
A May 25 luncheon was held in their honor at the Tides Inn. Each student receives a $4,000 scholarship for their first year.
“We stay in touch with the students as they progress toward their goals,” said Barbara Haynes, one of UUFR’s three trustees. “Completing all the steps to success is not without challenges. We hope to b...