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Winner of the 2023 Whit Cammack Scholarship, Julian’s interests are focused on creativity and work in the entertainment industry including writing novels to screenplays . The scholarship will assist him in his education and allow him to pursue his interests and help him give back to his family.
Caroline Cammack presented the Mary Booth Steward, MD Memorial Award for Outstanding Anesthesia Resident to Hannah Viroslav, MD.
Diane McCune, MD received the MBS Award for Most Outstanding Resident, given by her peers.
Caroline Cammack presented the Mary Booth Steward, MD Memorial Award for Outstanding Anesthesia Resident to Dr. Andrea Murray.
Dr. Rachelle Makinde (second from right) was awarded the first Mary Booth Steward, MD Memorial award. Congratulating her are (from left), Dr. Charles Whitten, Chair of the Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Management; Caroline Cammack; Dr. Ravi Bhoja; and Dr. Catherine Barden.
The Whit Cammack Foundation awarded the 2013 scholarship to Molly Roth of Trinidad, Colorado for outstanding achievement in academics.
Molly plans to attend Regis University and purse a degree in physical therapy. Throughout high school Molly has made academics her top priority. Upon graduation she will have completed a total of thirty-two college credit hours, in addition to taking all offered honors course work at THS. Molly was class president all four years of high school as well as a member of National Honors Society and student council president. She was a recipient of the Edward Jones Academic Award, and the school winner and a state finalist for the Wendy’s High School Heisman award. Along with her academics Molly participated in sports year round playing volleyball, basketball, and running track.
Molly graduated Valedictorian of the class of 2013 with a 4.265 GPA.
