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H2M gives scholarships to four L.I. area seniors

H2M recently awarded scholarships to four deserving Long Island seniors, each receiving $1,000. Award recipients are: John Mallon from Locust Valley High School, Locust Valley; Sandy Sorto from Nassau BOCES, Westbury; Katherine Kliphuis from Walt Whitman High School, Huntington Station; and Tehreem Rehman from Walt Whitman High School, Huntington Station. The professions of architecture, engineering and environmental science play an essential role in today's society and will play an even greater role in the future. H2M's final selection of the four seniors was based not only on their outstanding accomplishments and recommendations but in recognition of their potential to make an important contribution in a career related field. They congratulate not only the four recipients but all the students whose names were submitted. Being chosen and recommended by their individual district or high school as their candidate among all other seniors is a remarkable accomplishment in itself, and a true reflection of the hard work and dedication of both student and faculty. H2M wishes each and every student good luck in their future endeavors. For further information about H2M, visit their website at www.H2M.com.
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