Shipley Scholars Program Benefits FGCU

from HeartBeats · host Shipley Cardiothoracic Center at Lee Health

Shipley Scholars Program has donated $150,000 to FGCU bioengineering students to not only help with tuition but also help support the students’ professional development through conferences, travel, internships, and other opportunities. Listen in on how this scholarship will affect the lives of FGCU students and how this new Scholars program will affect our community. Featuring: Dr. Paul DiGiorgi, Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Chris Simoneau, Chief Foundation and Development Officer for Lee Health and Dr. Chris Geiger, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Bioengineering at Florida Gulf Coast University Click here for a transcript of this episode!

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