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2022 HMS Scholarships Awardees
Four area students have been awarded 2022 HMS Scholarships in their pursuit of careers or degrees in the healthcare field. The HMS Scholarship Program is open to eligible high school students in both Hidalgo and Grant Counties.
Angelina Aguilar
Angelina Aguilar, who is from Lordsburg and due to life events affecting her family wishes to pursue a career in medicine. Immediate family members, including her father have battled cancer and through these experiences she has chosen to become a Radiologic Technician because of the important role it plays in identifying hidden diseases that can't be diagnosed through other medical methods. Angelina will be attending the University of New Mexico in the Fall and looks forward to giving back to others all that was given to her family by providing the best medical services possible through her chosen profession.
Ariani Michel Hernandez
Ariani Michel Hernandez, who is a 2022 graduate of Animas High School and plans on attending Western New Mexico University this Fall to pursue a bachelor’s degree in social work in order to serve as a counselor for children and adults. The HMS scholarship will allow Ariani to earn her bachelor’s degree and is so appreciative that this assistance is available to graduating seniors allowing them to follow their dreams in the medical field
Alyzae Jacquez
Alyzae Jacquez, who has completed a Certified Nursing Assistant course at Western New Mexico University and wishes to pursue Obstetrics and Gynecology where she can care for the children, as well as their families. Alyzae’s academic and personal goals have been influenced by her personal health situation being a Type 1 diabetic. She has maintained high grades while still competing in various school sports programs, serving on student council, and volunteering at Fort Bayard Medical Center, The Gospel Mission, church activities and memorial benefits for survivors. She will be attending WNMU this Fall Semester and this scholarship will allow reach her educational goals while lessening stress that affects her medical situation.
Leo Sanchez
Leo Sanchez, who is a 2022 graduate of Lordsburg High School and will be attending Dona Ana Community College in Las Cruces this Fall to pursue studies to become a Dental Hygiene/Dental Hygienist to later practice in the tri-county area. Leo has chosen this career goal to help serve the people of his home state of New Mexico in hopes that they too can obtain the self-confidence needed to pursue their own ambitions. Leo’s parents instilled the importance of obtaining a full education and encouraged Leo to participate in community service mentoring other teens local youth by coaching little league baseball, football, and basketball. In addition, Leo wishes to serve as a good example to his sister in that she will continue her education after high school.
Congratulations go out to these exceptional students as they pursue careers and degrees in the medical field. HMS is proud to be a part of their future.
