Wolk honors Davis student, presents scholarship

"Susanna's enthusiasm and commitment to public service is truly impressive," said Assemblywoman Wolk. "I am sure she will be very successful in all she attempts in the future."

Ms. Ferguson has been an active leader in her community both inside and outside the classroom. Throughout high school, she garnered an impressive 4.3 GPA and served as both president and vice-president of the Davis High Health Advocates peer education program. Ferguson was also the president of the local chapter of the Junior Statesmen of American. She will begin attendance at Yale University in the fall.

The "Young Woman on Her Way" scholarship, sponsored by the National Women's Political Caucus, is awarded to a Sacramento area woman in her senior year of high school who demonstrates significant interest in politics or government and intends to continue her involvement throughout her college years. Candidates for the scholarship must meet stringent academic, political, and collegiate standards.