Wright State’s Cameos of Caring awards celebrates nurses
Wright State’s School of Nursing, Kinesiology and Health Sciences celebrated the accomplishments of the 2023 Cameos of Caring award recipients.
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“Scholarships, like this, help me to achieve my dreams and move one step closer to becoming a marketing analyst in the United States.”
-Nilanjana
When Nilanjana decided to pursue a master’s degree in marketing analytics and insights, she discovered that Wright State University was one of only 22 American institutions of higher education to offer the program.
Receiving the University Center for International Education Graduate Merit Scholarship further sealed the deal in her decision to attend Wright State.
"Wright State gave me so many opportunities to learn and grow. I couldn’t think of a better place to continue my education.”
-Thanh
“I would not be where I am today without scholarships,” says student affairs in higher education graduate student Thanh. A recipient of the Wright Fellowship, Thanh received her undergraduate degree from Wright State University in 2018 and came back to pursue her master’s degree.
"At Wright State, I have received scholarships that will allow me to graduate debt free."
-Devin
“My father inspired me to choose education as a career path. I recall a time in the fourth grade when I received high marks in a class, but my teacher said I needed to control my chatter with other students. My father wasnʼt mad at me for talking with my peers, but he didnʼt like the fact that I was distracting other kids from learning. He suggested that I talk to them about the work instead. This advice led me to focusing on a career in middle childhood education. I have professors that believe in me and give me opportunities that allow me to prosper and be successful.”
