Christensen Law announces the winner of its first-ever Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship. After receiving close to 20 entries for this year’s scholarship, Joshua Hardin, 22, of Searcy, Arkansas, has been named this year’s recipient.
The scholarship kicked off in May as the Southfield law firm’s commitment to helping students who are in need of financial assistance to pay for college, while raising awareness of the tragic impact of distracted driving. As the winner, Hardin wrote a compelling five-page chronicle entitled “Would Keith Survive?” The story follows two friends and the ease in which distracted driving can take place in today’s society.
An advocate for victims of sex trafficking in his home state of Arkansas, Hardin served as the president of H.U.manity (Harding University’s anti-human trafficking club) and currently assists PATH (Partners against the Trafficking of Humans). Hardin graduated last year from Harding University with a dual bachelor’s degree in psychology and criminal justice. He is heading to the Bowen School of Law this fall.
For more details on this year’s Distracted Driving Scholarship, visit www.davidchristensenlaw.com/distracted-driving-scholarship/.
This year’s scholarship is part of the firm’s multi-initiative commitment to raising awareness surrounding distracted driving. In 2015, Christensen Law implemented a Safe Ride Home Program, encouraging Michigan residents to choose a safe ride home after a night of drinking by reimbursing their ride home. For more information on the Safe Ride Home program, visit www.davidchristensenlaw.com/safe-ride-home-program-success/.
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