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Recipient: |
College: |
Major: |
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Shahana Ahmed |
Salem State University |
Nursing / Health Studies |
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Mya Bentick |
Lincoln University |
Anthropology |
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Makiah Francois |
Curry College |
Nursing |
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Toryn Jackson |
Delaware State University |
Agriculture |
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Ryann Scott |
Simmons University |
Business Management |
So well deserved! The best to you all at your respective colleges this fall.
You can read more about this year's awards in the Concord Bridge article on the 2024 scholarship recipients.
Ellen Garrison was an African American educator, abolitionist and early Civil Rights activist, whose legacy of activism has been compared to Rosa Parks. Born in Concord, Massachusetts in 1823, Ellen lived an inspired life of teaching and activism across the United States. To learn more about this remarkable woman, please visit The Robbins House.
The Ellen Garrison Scholarship honors the life and legacy of Concord’s first Black daughter and the town’s African American history by offering scholarships to four female METCO seniors at Concord-Carlisle High School planning to further their education after graduation. In tribute to Ellen Garrison, a great leader and educator, we hope to inspire our future female leaders of color educated in Concord.
Note: All images of Ellen Garrison are representational.