Chesapeake Hospital Authority awards 2023 scholarships

Published 12:30 pm Thursday, July 13, 2023

: Chesapeake Hospital Authority 2023 scholarship recipients pose with members of the scholarship committee at the Authority Board’s annual scholarship dinner and meeting, held June 22, 2023. Shown, from left, are Sandra Baynes, chair, Chesapeake Hospital Authority Scholarship Committee; John Maxwell, Chesapeake Hospital Authority board member; Daisy Brava; Natasha Dodamgoda; Haley Dozier; Adam Mssika; Ayden Griffin; Angel Humphry; Kloie Brickhouse; Reese Jackson, president and CEO, Chesapeake Regional Healthcare; Roland Davis, Chesapeake Hospital Authority board member; and Kristi Wooten, Esq., chair, Chesapeake Hospital Authority Board. Courtesy Chesapeake Regional Healthcare

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The Chesapeake Hospital Authority awarded 10 scholarships to graduating seniors from Chesapeake and northeast North Carolina high schools during their annual scholarship awards dinner held June 22, 2023. Each recipient received a $5,000 scholarship to further their education in healthcare.

“This is a highly competitive group of students,” said Sandra Baynes, chair of the Chesapeake Hospital Authority Scholarship Committee. “The students we selected have demonstrated academic success, good character, and a desire to enter the healthcare field. We wish them well in their future careers.”

The students will be attending a four-year college or university in the fall. They were selected based on academic records, character references, community service, interest in the health sciences and financial need.

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Local Chesapeake Hospital Authority 2023 scholarship recipients are: Casia Enseñat, Cape Hatteras Secondary School, who will attend Appalachian State University for nursing; Daisy Brava, First Flight High School, who will attend UNC Charlotte for nursing; Ayden Griffin, Manteo High School, who will attend Pfeiffer University for exercise science; Haley Dozier, Currituck County High School, who will attend Western Carolina University for sports medicine.

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