July 2004

Four Parker students earn scholarships

Four Parker College of Chiropractic students have been awarded scholarships by the Parker College of Chiropractic Alumni Association. Scholarship recipients are Steven Black and Jennifer Greenfield, both of Irving, and Dana Applewhite and Cori Mooring, both of Dallas.

The scholarship recipients must have a 2.5 grade point average or higher and must have completed at least one year (three trimesters) of the chiropractic curriculum. The award is also based on a student essay and faculty recommendation.

Steven Black of Irving is currently a Tri 4 student. He is active in campus organizations and currently serves as president of the Bio Energetic Synchronization Technique Club.

A Tri 5 student, Dana Applewhite serves as a tutor at Foster Elementary School; has participated in Camp “Celebrate the Kids,” a camp for children with Down’s Syndrome; and is a member of the Parker Mentor Program, an organization designed to help beginning Parker students adjust to life at Parker.

In addition to participating in activities at Parker College, Jennifer Greenfield maintains a 3.7 grade point average and consistently ranks academically high in her classes. Jennifer resides in Dallas.

A resident of Dallas, Cori Mooring is active in campus organizations and regularly teaches CPR renewal courses and full CPR courses not only on campus but in the surrounding community as well.

Established by the Alumni Association to promote excellence in academics and community involvement, the scholarships will be awarded to four students each trimester.

Source: Parker College of Chiropractic, www.parkercc.edu.

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