Oct 9, 2026 · 2 min · 4 segments
Award winners of the newly renamed Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary Jon Harpst Promise Scholarships for the 2026-2027 school year. Our Good News of the Day is sponsored by Parrish Excavating of…
Kellogg Community College Foundation announcing $28,000 in total awards to 33 student recipients of the Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary John Harps Promise Scholarship for the 2026-27 academic year.
Scholarship program recently renamed in honor of John Harbst, a longtime member of the Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary and the driving force behind the Promise Scholarship.
They say Harbst envisioned a scholarship program that could help address the region's need for skilled health care professionals and tradespeople.
His persistence brought Rotary members, community partners and donors together to establish the Promise Program in partnership with the KCC Foundation.
The recipients of this year's scholarships include Muath Abdul of Coldwater for Nursing, Sally Abdo of Coldwater for Dental Hygiene, Nada Ahmed of Coldwater for Nursing, Merim El-Gabri of Coldwater for Dental Hygiene, Samantha Bernard of Coldwater for Nursing, Kylie Cook of Coldwater for Dental Hygiene, Carly Egan of Union City for Dental Hygiene, Kyler Economou of Coldwater, Physical Therapist Assistant, Ariella Garcia of Kalamazoo Dental Hygiene, Mackenzie Hale of Athens, Nursing.
Shania Hart of Coldwater for Radiology.
Kenzel Hernandez of Bronson for Dental Hygiene.
Brooke Hudson of Coldwater for Radiology.
Annabelle Kling of Coldwater for Nursing.
Janiyah Marrera of Coldwater for Nursing.
Kristen Martine of Coldwater, Physical Therapist Assistant.
Angelique Midkiff of Coldwater for Nursing.
Haya Muhammad of Coldwater for Nursing.
Bethany Moore of Coldwater for Nursing.
Kayla Molyneux of Union City for Nursing, Advanced Placement.
Samara Paul of Coldwater, The scholarships are needs-based and the program unique in that students may receive the award for multiple years.
A majority of Promise Scholarship awards have supported non-traditional students pursuing degrees or certificates.
Kellogg Community College Foundation announcing $28,000 in total awards to 33 student recipients of the Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary John Harps Promise Scholarship for the 2026-27 academic year.
Scholarship program recently renamed in honor of John Harbst, a longtime member of the Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary and the driving force behind the Promise Scholarship.
They say Harbst envisioned a scholarship program that could help address the region's need for skilled health care professionals and tradespeople.
His persistence brought Rotary members, community partners and donors together to establish the Promise Program in partnership with the KCC Foundation.
The recipients of this year's scholarships include Muath Abdul of Coldwater for Nursing, Sally Abdo of Coldwater for Dental Hygiene, Nada Ahmed of Coldwater for Nursing, Merim El-Gabri of Coldwater for Dental Hygiene, Samantha Bernard of Coldwater for Nursing, Kylie Cook of Coldwater for Dental Hygiene, Carly Egan of Union City for Dental Hygiene, Kyler Economou of Coldwater, Physical Therapist Assistant, Ariella Garcia of Kalamazoo Dental Hygiene, Mackenzie Hale of Athens, Nursing.
Shania Hart of Coldwater for Radiology.
Kenzel Hernandez of Bronson for Dental Hygiene.
Brooke Hudson of Coldwater for Radiology.
Annabelle Kling of Coldwater for Nursing.
Janiyah Marrera of Coldwater for Nursing.
Kristen Martine of Coldwater, Physical Therapist Assistant.
Angelique Midkiff of Coldwater for Nursing.
Haya Muhammad of Coldwater for Nursing.
Bethany Moore of Coldwater for Nursing.
Kayla Molyneux of Union City for Nursing, Advanced Placement.
Samara Paul of Coldwater, The scholarships are needs-based and the program unique in that students may receive the award for multiple years.
A majority of Promise Scholarship awards have supported non-traditional students pursuing degrees or certificates.
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