Carew Spirit of Excellence Award-Past Winners

2024 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award Recipient, Salma Kamal fromTupelo, MS.

2023 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award Recipient, Jonyla Garrett from Petal, MS.

2022 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award Recipient, Ms. Anika Ravi from Meridian, MS.

2021 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award recipient, Mr. Jake Moore from New Albany, MS.

Ms. Khaoula Kamal from Tupelo, MS in Lee County and was presented the award at the Celebration of Scholars event on June 25, 2020. — 2020 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award recipient, Ms. Khaoula Kamal from Tupelo, MS.

2019 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award recipient, Ms. Maggie Jo Everett from New Albany, MS.

young caucasian male holds award plaque in front of backdrop with various logos — 2018 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award recipient, Mr. John T. (Tal) Redhead from Centerville, MS.

brunette female holds award plaque standing next to another female. — Dr. Bonnie Carew with the 2017 Carew Spirit of Excellence Award recipient, Gracie Pipkin of Hickory Flat, MS.

red-headed female holds award plaque standing next to another female. — Our first recipient of the *Rural Medical Scholars Bonnie Carew Spirit of Excellence Award* was Ms. Emily Davis of Ripley, Mississippi. Here she is presented her award by Dr. Bonnie Carew at the Celebration of Scholars event on June 27, 2016.

Publications

Publication Number: M0980

Rural Medical & Science Scholars

Publication Number: M1917

Rural Medical & Science Scholars

News

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Summer scholars program recruits for medicine, science

Filed Under: Rural Health February 4, 2025

Mississippi high school juniors have a summer opportunity to learn about medical and science careers while earning 3 hours of college credit at Mississippi State University.
The Rural Medical and Science Scholars, or RMSS, program will be held in Starkville June 8-20 this year. It is designed to introduce academically qualified students to careers in health or STEM fields.

Miss. Food Network awards AIM for ChangE

Filed Under: Food and Health, AIM for CHangE, Rural Health December 11, 2023

JACKSON, Miss. -- For five years, AIM for CHangE has turned federal dollars into park updates, playgrounds, food pantries, ride-sharing programs and community produce gardens for underserved areas in Mississippi.