Oak Hills Lions Club gives scholarship

Oak Hills Lions Club members Collin and Marjorie Furr (left), Tom Kustelski (second from right) and Mike Horony present a $1,000 Lions scholarship to Tami Loudermilk as Dr. Kimberly Vogel looks on. Loudermilk, a second-year master of occupational therapy student, was selected for her academic achievement and her entry in the OT department's scholarship essay competition. Dr. Vogel is the scholarship chair. Dr. Marilyn Harrington, dean of the School of Allied Health Sciences; Dr. Gale Haradon, OT department chair; and faculty and students also attended