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Inspires a Love of Learning
September 24, 2012
Recent grad Kelsey Newborn talks about what The Washington Fund has meant to her.
“Washington College helped me find a voracious love of learning that inspired me to work harder than I ever had before. None of my memories, achievements, or inspirations would have happened without the generosity of scholarship donors through The Washington Fund.”
— Kelsey Newborn ‘12
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