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Kimberly Maupin, Monica Towery, and Katrina Lemoines are honored with Rosy Rewards schloarships.
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Rosy Salon Software is pleased to announce the winners of the fifth Rosy Rewards scholarship program.
Offered exclusively for future salon professionals, this $10,000 annual scholarship fund is designed to give cosmetology students throughout North America an opportunity to further their education by providing funds to help cover a portion of their tuition.
Quarterly Rosy Rewards scholarships include $500 each for two runners up and a $1500 first place prize, which are paid directly to the participating school and are to be applied towards the students’ tuition.
The Rosy Rewards scholarship board has named the following winners:
First Place:
Katrina Lemoines – Aveda Institute of Austin, TX
Runners Up:
Kimberly Maupin – Eric Fisher Academy of Wichita, KS
Monica Towery – Bellus Academy of Manhattan,
“On behalf of the Rosy Rewards scholarship program, I’d like to personally congratulate all of the winners and wish them well in their chosen careers,” said Jim Bower, founder of Rosy Salon Software. He continued, “Thank you for allowing Rosy to be a part of your future success!”
With a new set of rules and essay guidelines, the next quarterly deadline for the Rosy Rewards scholarship is November 15, 2017. Students who are enrolled in cosmetology school within North America at the time of the deadline are eligible and can enter for themselves or be nominated by others in the industry. For more information or to enter, please visit http://www.rosysalonsoftware.com/rosy-scholarship-program/.
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