Family of Oklahoma native who died in DC plane crash sets up scholarship fund in her honor
Lindsey Fields' family has set up a GoFundMe account, and the money raised will be used for annual scholarships for students ...
Honoring Lindsey: Family starts scholarship in name of college instructor killed in Flight 5342 crash
One Wichita woman who died in last week’s plane crash in Washington, D.C. is leaving a lasting legacy. The family of Lindsey ...
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Memorial scholarship created in honor of plane crash victim
Students will continue to feel the influence of Butler Community College biology professor Lindsey Fields, even after her death.
Tennessee baseball's Lindsey Nelson Stadium ready to open 2025 as construction continues
Tennessee's Lindsey Nelson Stadium is in the middle of a three-year renovation, but is set to open the 2025 season for the ...
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Lindsey Fields Scholarship Started For DC Crash Victim
Fields, a dedicated professor at Butler Community College and passionate advocate for science education who was among those ...
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‘Changing students’ lives every day’: Butler instructor among victims of Wichita flight
Lindsey Fields, a beloved Butler Community College instructor and passionate science education advocate, was among the victims of American Airlines Flight 5342. The college announced Fields ...
‘Changing students’ lives every day’: Butler instructor among victims of Wichita flight
Lindsey Fields, a beloved Butler Community College instructor and passionate science education advocate, was among the ...
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OSU alumna Lindsey Fields identified among those lost in D.C. plane crash
Lindsey Fields, an OSU alumna and former employee, was among those who died in the plane crash involving an American Airlines ...
Lindsey Nelson Stadium construction a 'work in progress' ahead of Vols' opening day
Tennessee fans should expect construction to continue all season, and the university hopes renovations will be fully ...
OSU graduate one of 64 killed in Washington D.C. plane crash
Oklahoma State University lost one of its own when American Airlines flight 5342 collided with an Army helicopter above the Potomac River Wednesday, killing all 64 aboard the plane and three ...