🎮 Ready to level up with some good news from Guam? The Kurt S. Moylan Foundation has just dropped some serious cash for three standout students at Guam Community College (GCC) who are on an epic quest towards successful careers. Yup, we’re talking a total of $6,000 in scholarships, and each recipient snagged a cool $2,000 for the fall semester.

Meet the champions: Velarielyn De Guzman, who’s diving into accounting; Henry Kokkeler, sharpening his skills in practical nursing; and Dreyke Mesa, also flexing his nursing prowess. These students aren’t just grinding the academic grind—they’re passionate about pursuing careers that will make a real difference in their communities.

The Kurt S. Moylan Foundation isn’t just about handing out cash; it’s about keeping the legacy of Guam’s first elected lieutenant governor alive. Kurt Moylan was all about investing in the future leaders of the island, and this scholarship program is a prime example of that commitment. By supporting students from diverse fields like accountancy and healthcare, the foundation is helping to nurture the next wave of innovators and changemakers in Guam.

Now, why does this matter to gamers and tech enthusiasts, you ask? Well, education and skills in areas like healthcare and finance are crucial for building a solid foundation for our local communities. A healthy population and a thriving economy directly support our beloved gaming and tech scenes. Plus, who knows? The next big e-sports planner or Web3 developer could be one of these scholarship awardees.

So, hats off to Velarielyn, Henry, and Dreyke for their achievements, and cheers to the Kurt S. Moylan Foundation for fostering local talent. Whether you’re hitting the books or grinding on the latest RPG, know that help is out there when you’re ready to level up! Keep pushing, Guam! 💪🎮