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Young EMS Volunteers Earn Scholarships
5 Summit EMS Junior Members receive college scholarships.

Five Junior Members of the Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad were recipients if this year’s Alice Nichols Memorial Scholarship. The fund was established in memory of a long time squad volunteer who passed away unexpectedly in 2000. Alice had been an active volunteer for over 30 years and was serving as the squad’s President at the time of her death. The scholarship is funded through private contributions and benefits graduating high school seniors who have served in the Squad's Junior Membership program and plan to attend college.
This year’s winners are: Margaret Burd, Emily Donohue, Brendan Kaelin, Catherine Mennig, and Alexandra Pohl.
Alexandra Pohl was also a recipient of the New Jersey State EMS Council Cadet Scholarship which benefits high school seniors who serve as EMS volunteers. Alex completed her training and state certification as an Emergency Medical Technician last summer and plans to continue to serve as an EMS volunteer at the Drexel Campus First Aid Squad.
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Pictured above are (L-R): Emily Donohue, Maggie Burd, Cate Mennig, and Alex Pohl. Missing from photo is Brendan Kaelin.
The all-volunteer First Aid Squad is always looking for new members to join its ranks. All needed training, uniforms and equipment is provided. For information, please call 908-277-9479, or visit their web site at: www.summitems.org.