Back in November, Hadeel Abdallah was named a Rhodes Scholar, the University of Kentucky’s first since 1955. The Dunbar grad joined Matt on last night’s Hey Kentucky! to discuss the prestigious honor and how she plans to use the scholarship to continue to advocate educational opportunities for immigrants and refugee women.
To see the full episode, visit HeyKentucky.com.
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