The Salt Lake Chapter of Executive Women International announced it has awarded $7,200 in scholarships through its ASIST Program.
The 2005 scholarship recipients are:
Diane Davis, $3,000.
Kimberly Kendrick, $2,000.
Patty Nielson, $1,200.
Natalia Christensen, $1,000.
Davis also was awarded one of 12 "Executive Women International Corporate ASIST" scholarships in the amount of $2,500.
Davis, a single parent and the mother of five children, is a nontraditional student attending Weber State University. She expects to graduate in May 2006 with a bachelor's degree in business administration.
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