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Meridian Community College’s Lara Collum, right, associate vice president of nursing and healthcare education, presents nursing student Harleigh Barham with a $1,000 Mississippi Nurses Foundation Scholarship. Barham will graduate May 10, receiving her associate degree nursing diploma.

Meridian Community College’s Lara Collum, right, associate vice president of nursing and healthcare education, presents nursing student Harleigh Barham with a $1,000 Mississippi Nurses Foundation Scholarship. Barham will graduate May 10, receiving her associate degree nursing diploma.
Meridian Community College student Harleigh Barham has been awarded a Mississippi Nurses Foundation Scholarship, a $1,000 honorarium recognizing her demonstrated skills and commitment to making a difference in patients’ lives.
Barham, 22, from Meridian, will graduate on May 10, receiving her associate degree nursing diploma.
“This is wonderful,” Barham said about the award. “This is such an honor.”
The Mississippi Nurses Foundation is a private, non-profit organization that raises, accepts and disperses charitable donations to promote professional nursing and better health in Mississippi. Its School of Nursing Scholarships are offered to students in the state’s nursing schools in the spring and fall semesters, and foundation officials work closely with school faculty to identify recipients. The scholarship is made possible by the foundation’s Nurses Car Tag Program.
Barham has a family background in nursing and will begin her professional career in the emergency room at Ochsner Rush; she has worked alongside her father, Bryan, an ER nurse. Her decision to follow a nursing career was inspired by her family and her experiences as a scribe during the COVID pandemic, where she saw first-hand the dedication of nurses to patient care.
Her plans include pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing and eventually becoming a pediatric nurse practitioner.

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