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Key Highlights:

• Three students in the LVC Class of 2030 received the College鈥檚 top scholarship, the John Bowman Allwein Scholarship, which includes full tuition and three stipends to be used for research, travel abroad, or other school-related expenses.

麻豆破解 announced that three students in the Class of 2030 received the John Bowman Allwein Scholarship. The prestigious Allwein Scholarship is the College鈥檚 highest merit award and provides students with full tuition benefits, in addition to three stipends for research, study abroad, or other school-related expenses.

LVC has named nearly 50 Allwein Scholars since the program’s establishment in 2014 through a gift from Dr. John 鈥淛ack鈥� Bowman Allwein 鈥�56.

This year鈥檚 Allwein Scholars include:

Kristin Davis, a Speech-Language Pathology major from Warren Center, Pa., graduated from Northeast Bradford High School. Davis was a research assistant in the Brain and Swallowing Lab at Binghamton University and gained shadowing experience as an intern at Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital. She also served as president of her high school鈥檚 FFA chapter, vice president of the senior class, and as a member of Student Government and the National Honor Society.

Noah Dominguez, a Music Education major from Mechanicsburg, Pa., graduated from Trinity High School. A four-year member of the soccer team, he served as team captain his senior season and received several All-Star awards. Dominguez will play soccer for the Flying Dutchmen. He has been studying the piano since he was two years old and has starred in multiple high school musical productions.

Elizabeth Kraychik, a Biology major from Holland, Pa., graduated from Council Rock High School South. She played four years of varsity tennis with two appearances in the state finals and plans to continue her tennis career at LVC. Kraychik shadowed physicians and volunteered at Jefferson Torresdale Hospital, served as president of the Future Healthcare Professionals Club, and spent four years on Student Government.