Army ROTC Cadet Megan Campbell is pursuing a degree in nursing at Truman State University in Kirksville, Mo., through the Army ROTC program, Military Science Department. She attended the Nurse Summer Training Program to receive hands-on clinical training in the area hospitals.
Upon graduation and completion of ROTC program requirements, Campbell will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
She is the daughter of Phillip E. and Wanda L. Burns of Unionville, Mo.
Her husband, Kristopher, is the son of Don and Stephanie Campbell of Downing, Mo.
The cadet graduated in 2006 from Putnam County Region I High School in Unionville, Mo.
People
February 2, 2010
ROTC cadet attends training
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Mercy Medical Center honors employee service
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May, Long wedding
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