Local P.E.O. Chapter awards scholarships to four Wenatchee Valley women

Molly Elder

Brianna Lane

Jenna Floyd

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The P.E.O. Chapter JF - Leavenworth has announced the recipients of its local scholarship for the 2024-25 academic year. The organization, which supports women in their educational pursuits, awarded scholarships to four women over 30 in the Wenatchee Valley area.

The recipients, each pursuing different educational goals, represent a diverse range of career aspirations and backgrounds:

Molly Elder, a resident near Plain, is working towards a nursing degree at Wenatchee Valley College. With experience as an EMT, in-home health care provider, and at Cascade Medical Center, Elder aims to become a Hospice Nurse, focusing on end-of-life care.

Jenna Floyd of Wenatchee currently serves as an academic advisor in the TRIO department at Wenatchee Valley College. Floyd is pursuing a master's degree in academic advising through Kansas State University's online program. "Her passion is serving non-traditional and under-represented students as they pursue their dreams," the organization stated.

Brianna Lane, raised in Leavenworth and now residing in Peshastin, works as a paraeducator at Alpine Lakes Elementary in the Cascade School District. Lane is studying at Wenatchee Valley College to obtain dual certification in Early Childhood General and Special Education.

Abby Rivas, originally from Wenatchee, is attending the WSU School of Medicine to complete her degree in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology. According to the announcement, Rivas "is passionate about providing resources, to adults and children so they have the tools they need to ensure a healthy lifestyle."

The P.E.O. Chapter JF - Leavenworth expressed gratitude for the continued support from Leavenworth and surrounding communities. Those interested in more information or wishing to donate can contact peoleavenworth@nwi.net.