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2009 Maxine Williams Scholarship Recipients

The AAMA congratulates the latest recipients of the prestigious Maxine Williams Scholarship:

Cheryl Dunne attends Spencerian College in Louisville, Ky., and anticipates graduating in May 2010. From there, she plans to use her skills to make a difference in health care. "I want to help my employer provide the best care possible to patients by making them feel comfortable and at ease with my compassionate and enthusiastic personality," she says.

Herman T. Hill, of Miller-Motte College in Wilmington, N.C., plans on graduating in April 2010. Upon graduating, Herman sees himself continually advancing both personally and professionally. His campus director agrees, saying "Herman is highly respected by his peers, as well as his instructors. His intelligence and character would prove to be a great asset to any organization that would so choose to hire him."
Kerry Lehman graduated from Wichita Area Technical Institute in Wichita, Kan., in December 2008. She eagerly anticipates joining the medical field and working with physicians. Lehman's program director says she "displays a high level of commitment to the integrity and professionalism required of today's health care worker," and that Lehman is "a wonderful example of future CMAs (AAMA)."
Peggy Rodriguez graduated from Everest College in Skokie, Ill., in June 2009. While attending Everest, she proved an asset to the community, volunteering at several hospitals and clinics in the area. Rodriguez's educator describes her as an "exemplary student and an extraordinary person." "I strongly believe Peggy is on her way to becoming a valuable asset to any... office," he says.
Melissa L. Schirle attended Carteret Community College in Morehead City, N.C., and graduated in August 2009. She considered other allied health programs, but decided medical assisting was the career for her. She hopes to work in pediatrics. "I love children, so my interest lies with helping them. I am very excited about my new profession and look forward to what opportunities it will include."

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