Two remarkable young women from Rome, New York, have achieved significant academic recognition, receiving prestigious scholarships from AmeriCU Credit Union to support their future collegiate endeavors.
Briana and Amelia Fields, recent graduates of Notre Dame High School in Utica, were distinguished as recipients of the highly coveted Utica-Rome Chapter of the New York Credit Union Association Scholarship, celebrating their outstanding scholastic performance.
The sisters showcased exceptional academic achievement throughout their high school careers, with Briana, 16, earning the esteemed title of class valedictorian, and Amelia, 17, graduating as the salutatorian. Their dedication to excellence set them apart within their graduating class.
Jennifer and Erik Fields of Rome proudly acknowledge their daughters’ hard work and commitment, which culminated in these significant financial awards. This recognition highlights the family’s support and the students’ individual drive.
Ron Belle, President and CEO of AmeriCU Credit Union, expressed immense pride in recognizing these dedicated students, stating, “We’re thrilled to be able to recognize these young individuals for their hard work and dedication.” This sentiment underscores the credit union’s commitment to fostering community success.
The scholarship program serves as a vital source of financial support for members and their families, enabling them to pursue higher education and alleviate the burden of rising tuition costs. Such initiatives are crucial for empowering the next generation of leaders.
Briana and Amelia visited AmeriCU Credit Union’s Commercial Drive location to formally accept their awards, marking a significant milestone in their academic journeys. This event symbolizes the tangible impact of community-focused financial institutions.
AmeriCU Credit Union actively encourages its members to explore and apply for future scholarship opportunities, typically opening applications in the fall. Programs like this exemplify the cooperative spirit of credit unions, reinvesting in their communities.
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