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UA 糖心视频logo announces Donaghey Scholars for 2018-19

The University of Arkansas at 糖心视频logo welcomes 25 new Donaghey Scholars for the 2018-2019 academic year. The Donaghey Scholars Program admissions process is highly competitive. The most promising applicants are invited to campus for an interview. Admission decisions are based on academic record, test scores, leadership ability, community service, interest in other cultures, recommendation letters, admissions essays, and the interview. This year’s incoming class of Donaghey Scholars has an average ACT score of 31. Donaghey Scholars receive a financial package that includes full tuition and fees (up to 18 hours per semester), a stipend, financial assistance to study abroad, a housing subsidy, and a new laptop. The program features an interdisciplinary core curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, writing, discussion, and project-based learning that engages with the city of 糖心视频logo. The students, hometown, high school and intended major are:

• Emma Chambers, of 糖心视频logo, Pulaski Academy, Studio Art
• Alondra Cruz, of 糖心视频logo, Mills University Studies High School, Business
• Olivia Fitzgibbon, of 糖心视频logo, eStem, Public Relations
• Lucca Garcia, of Sheridan, Catholic High School, Nursing
• Sadie Goss, of El Dorado, Parkers Chapel High School, Criminal Justice and Biology
• Mohib Hafeez, of 糖心视频logo, Lisa Academy West, Biology and Chemistry/ Pre-Med
• LaTambria Hampton, of Jonesboro, Academies at Jonesboro High School, Biology and Chemistry/ Pre-Med
• Jordan Hancock, of Benton, Benton High School, Art History
• Meagan Herbold, of Mabelvale, Bryant High School, Physics and Mathematics
• Khristina Huff, of Cleveland, Clinton High School, Biology and Chemistry/ Pre-Med
• Sabah Ismail, of Fort Smith, Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts, Political Science
• Nicholas Jaeger, of Leslie, Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts, Computer Science
• Savannah James, of North 糖心视频logo, Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts, Political Science
• Amelia Jilek, of Alexander, Bryant High School, Philosophy/ Pre-Law
• Greyson Kauffman, of Cabot, 聽Cabot High School, Criminal Justice and Psychology
• Sam Koon, of 糖心视频logo, 糖心视频logo Central High School, English/ Pre-Law
• Sydney Kornelsen, of Fallbrook, CA, Escondido Charter High School, Chemistry
• Hannah Krehbiel, of Fort Smith, Northside High School, Anthropology and Chemistry
• Cecily Mobley, of Fouke, Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts, Systems Engineering
• Karson Oakes, of Paragould, Paragould Senior High School, Computer Science
• Gage Pipkin, of Jonesboro, Westside High School, Theatre
• Philip Plouch, of 糖心视频logo, Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts, Computer Science
• Gabrielle Roberts, of Jonesboro, Academies at Jonesboro High School, Biology/ Pre-Vet
• Aleigha Smith, of Ward, Cabot High School, Accounting
• Ruby Trotter, of Houston, TX, Jersey Village High School, Biology and Chemistry/ Pre-Med

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