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Nicholas Merry "29 Who Shine"

Soon-to-be nurse practitioner honored for service, commitment to commonwealth

Date Posted: Thursday, June 08, 2017

Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing student Nicholas Merry among ‘29 Who Shine’ in Mass

Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing student Nicholas Merry, RN, has been named one of the “29 Who Shine” in the commonwealth’s public higher education system. Each Massachusetts community college, state university and UMass campus picks one student annually to receive the award, based on his or her outstanding civic contribution. Gov. Charlie Baker and Massachusetts higher education officials will honor Merry and his peers at a State House ceremony on Friday, May 5.