Volunteer State Community College: Radiologic Student Awarded Sloan Scholarship

Press release from Volunteer State Community College:

August 24, 2021

Volunteer State Community College Radiologic Technology student Dana Sloan of Pleasant Shade has won the Malcolm Sloan Scholarship. Sloan was a member of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center Department of Radiology & Radiological Sciences for 42 years. He helped train many technologists and radiologists. He was known as a champion for radiologic education. He is not related to the student. The $3000 award from Vanderbilt was presented recently by members of the Vol State Health Sciences faculty. Left to right: Kim Christmon, Vol State dean of Health Sciences; LuAnn Buck, Radiography program director; Dana Sloan, student; and David Heflin, Radiography instructor. For more information about the Vol State program visit the Rad Tech web page.

Volunteer State Community College Radiologic Technology student Dana Sloan of Pleasant Shade has won the Malcolm Sloan Scholarship. Sloan was a member of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center Department of Radiology & Radiological Sciences for 42 years. He helped train many technologists and radiologists. He was known as a champion for radiologic education. He is not related to the student. The $3000 award from Vanderbilt was presented recently by members of the Vol State Health Sciences faculty. Left to right: Kim Christmon, Vol State dean of Health Sciences; LuAnn Buck, Radiography program director; Dana Sloan, student; and David Heflin, Radiography instructor. For more information about the Vol State program visit the Rad Tech web page. Pleasant Shade Kim Christmon, Vol State dean of Health Sciences; LuAnn Buck, Radiography program director; Dana Sloan, student; and David Heflin, Radiography instructor. For more information about the Vol State program visit the Rad Tech web page. web page

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