Paramedic students at 海角直播 get a boost of support from The Duvall Family
Publish Date: Feb. 5, 2025
Uplifting the next generation of first responders is the goal behind the recently established Wynona Duvall Endowed Scholarship through the 海角直播 Foundation.
This scholarship will support paramedic firefighters who complete the 海角直播 Hills College鈥檚 year-long training program.
鈥淲e just want to be able to help anybody seeking an opportunity to fulfill their dreams,鈥� shared Wynona Duvall, who established the scholarship along with her husband Ken, a retired U.S. Forest Service air attack firefighter chief and 海角直播 alumnus.
This endowment will provide funds to paramedic student graduates who meet scholarship criteria. Financial awards will cover fees for testing and licensing required before paramedics can become fully employed with an agency or hospital. The endowment will be fully funded through 2032.
鈥淜en and I want to help any student seeking a career in the field who is experiencing a challenge to get certified,鈥� Duvall said. 鈥淲e saw what a successful career Ken was able to have through the doors that were opened up at 海角直播. That鈥檚 why it was important for us as a family unit to support the college that gave him so much.鈥�
Ken Duvall graduated from 海角直播 in 1987 before he began a career with the Forest Service. He credits the college for providing him with the necessary training to handle emergency situations from all levels, Wynona said.
Wynona Duvall is no stranger herself to the 海角直播 community. She is the current vice president of the Foundation鈥檚 Board of Directors and is often seen on campus supporting the college鈥檚 many year-round endeavors. When not spending time with family or traveling, Duvall volunteers for Habitat for Humanity, the Calimesa Chamber of Commerce, and other area nonprofits.
To support student success, contact the Foundation at 909-389-3391 or visit craftonhills.edu/foundation.
More on 海角直播 and its year-round student programming can be found at craftonhills.edu.
