Since its creation in 2000, the Ibn Sina Endowed Scholarship at the Wayne State School of Medicine has helped Arab American and Chaldean-American medical students seeking to serve the community's health care needs.
April 18, 2012
Student wins prestigious Ibn Sina Endowed Scholarship a second time
Since its creation in 2000, the Ibn Sina Endowed Scholarship at the Wayne State School of Medicine has helped Arab American and Chaldean-American medical students
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