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Welcome to PSR Sacramento

PSR/Sacramento is a non-profit, educational organization of health care professionals and other concerned citizens committed to the following goals :

  • the elimination of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction
  • the achievement of a sustainable environment
  • the reduction of interpersonal violence and its causes
  • universal access to necessary medical care for all residents of our state and our country, without regard to income level or ability to pay

Guided by the values and expertise of medicine and public health,
PSR seeks to protect human life worldwide from the impact of social injustice and structural violence. Select links on the left to learn more about our organization and how you can
join us in helping to make the world a healthier, safer place.


PSR/Sacramento announces the winners of the
2013 High School Scholarship Essay Contest

The prompt for this year's contest was a position statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics (April 2000): “Firearm regulations, to include bans of handguns and assault weapons, are the most effective way to reduce firearm-related injuries.” The ten finalists presented their essays on April 28, 2013 at a dinner attended by 170 people at the Dante Club in Sacramento.

First Place Finalist
Divya Bhaskar
Rio Americano High School, Sacramento

Hear her 4/29/13 interview (with Dr. Olivia Kasirye) on the
Capital Public Radio Insight program.

Second Place Finalist
Kyle Thielen
C.K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento

Third Place Finalist
Lucas Brown
C.K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento

Other Finalists

Ella Beckman
C.K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento

Amber Conness
C.K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento

Faith Lemire-Baeten
Liberty Ranch High School, Galt

Molly Parsons
Davis Senior High School, Davis

Casey Stockel
Granite Bay High School, Granite Bay

Jeffrey Williams
Granite Bay High School, Roseville

Angela Yoder
Folsom High School, Folsom

The first, second, and third place finalists were chosen by a panel of distinguished judges from the community. Read their essays by clicking on their names. The first place finalist won a $3000 scholarship, second place a $2500 scholarship, and third place a $2000 scholarship. The other seven finalists each won $1000 scholarships and two alternate finalists $250 each. The judges were: former Sacramento Police Chief Rick Braziel, Sacramento County Public Health Officer Dr. Olivia Kasirye, Julie Leftwich, former Sacramento mayor Anne Rudin, and Amanda Wilcox.

Many thanks to everyone who helped to make this year's scholarship contest a success, including everyone who attended the dinner, who helped read essays, and who contributed to the scholarship fund.

Between now and May 31, your scholarship fund donations will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to a total of $5,000. To ensure that we are able to offer at least $15,000 in scholarship awards again next year, please consider making a tax-deductible donation now toward next year's scholarship fund via the PSR/Sacramento website.


1-Student finalists, alternates+guest; 2-Lucas Brown, Kyle Thielen, Dr. Bill Durston, Divya Bhaskar

 
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