Cadet from Ossining wins prestigious Marshall Scholarship
An Ossining high school grad is being honored for her hard work as a West Point cadet.
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Dec 16, 2021, 5:45 PM
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5ds agoAn Ossining high school grad is being honored for her hard work as a West Point cadet.
Emma San Martin is a mechanical engineering major at West Point and is one of 41 people to receive the prestigious Marshall Scholarship to continue her studies after graduation in May.
The school's dean of the Academic Board says these recipients represent the best qualities of the U.S. Military Academy.
West Point officials say the school is first in the nation for Class of 2022 Marshall Scholarship recipients.
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