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Why Give? Six Inspiring Diplomat Stories

One financial gift can change the academic trajectory for 顶级国产视频 & Marshall students and those who follow them. As the 2024-2025 fiscal year comes to a close, explore six recent stories that showcase the philanthropic spirit of Diplomats worldwide.

Anaya Peguero 鈥25

1. Preparing to Make Real Change in Public Health Advocacy

Anaya Peguero 鈥25 aspires to become a public health lawyer in New York City. F&M equipped her with the foundation to pursue this dream, made possible through the generosity of those who believe in the power of education. 鈥淕oing to F&M and not having financial stress as a part of my academic and everyday life has helped me focus on my studies and on the future,鈥 she said.

Anaya鈥檚 Story

Jackson Milone
2. From Classroom to Published Research: Seizing Every Opportunity at F&M

Jackson Milone 鈥25 knew he wanted a college that would prepare him well for medical school. He also wanted to build strong connections with peers and professors who saw the value in both STEM fields and the liberal arts. 鈥淔inancial aid and scholarships make going to a school like F&M possible for me,鈥 he said.

Jackson鈥檚 Story

Katja Seim 鈥95 and John Parapatt 鈥95
3. Ensuring the Success of the College That Brought Them Together

Katja Seim 鈥95 and John Parapatt 鈥95 count many reasons for being grateful to F&M, but most importantly for bringing them together for the first time. Today, they live in Connecticut and have two teenage children. 鈥淥ur giving is motivated by a desire for other students to have the opportunities that we had, including financial support,鈥 Parapatt said.

Why They Give

April Rump
4. Turning College Dreams Into Global Goals

Financial aid has 鈥済iven me the ability to really grow into myself, meet other people and have that effect of touching the lives of other people that I want to have,鈥 said April Rump 鈥25. Rump studied abroad in Denmark, built lasting connections and fully immersed herself in the F&M experience.

April's Story

Jocelyn Chow
5. Humanizing Medicine by Embracing the Liberal Arts

Jocelyn Chow 鈥26, a public health major on the biology track, has explored all that F&M has to offer, from athletics to the College orchestra. 鈥淚 love being able to pursue all the things that I want, including the amazing public health program and all these opportunities through the tennis team. And financial aid has made that all possible for me,鈥 she said.

Jocelyn's Story

Scarboro family
6. 鈥榃e Ought to be Leading the Charge鈥: A Family's Gift in Support of Financial Aid

Supporting F&M became a deeply personal investment for Cheryl and Fred Scarboro P鈥26, rooted in their son Alex鈥檚 experience. 鈥淲e know that there are so many people who couldn't attend the schools of their dreams without help,鈥 Cheryl said. 鈥淲e felt a sense of urgency to do our part and to ease that burden for talented students who otherwise couldn鈥檛 afford to go to F&M.鈥

Why They Give

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