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Amber Roach, one of our AH/YNL students just received
the only Kentucky Campus Compact grant in the state and wrote the
proposal for Big Brothers Big Sisters here in Murray. The grant
is funded through the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Foundation which
receives its funding from Kellogg. Amber is a great student and
the AH/YNL Senior of the Year this year. |
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Dr Nancey France and Dr Kathy
Farrell brought 15 CNS graduate students to the National Association
of Clinical Nurse Specialist (NACNS) conference: Clinical Nurse
Specialist: Leaders in Excellence in Atlanta, GA on March 5-8,
2008. Names of students attending are Shondell Hickson, Carol
Murch, Deborah Welsch, Susan Wurth- Alumnus and CNS preceptor,
Shelley Chandler, Elizabeth Petit, Amanda Gaudy. Rita Driver,
Janie Arington, Lori Rushing, Anna Stewart, Sandra Taber, & Debbie Bray. Not pictured are Beth McCraw,
Kristin Reid, & Robin Chappell |
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Natalie Elias received the $2000 Steckol Award. She earned a B.S. degree in Communication Disorders from MSU
in 2006 with a 4.00 GPA. She
will graduate in May, 2008 with a M.S. in Speech Language
Pathology. Natalie is a student with an outstanding
professional promise. She has the aptitude, sensitivity, and personality
to deal with the challenges of persons and families of persons
with communication disorders. She has shown the commitment
to distinguish herself as an undergraduate and now as a graduate
scholar and clinician. She
is currently completing a clinical practicum at Murray Calloway
County Hospital under the supervision of Cheryl Crouch, a
MSU Alumni from the Division of Communication Disorders.
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Rachel Fielder received
a $2000 Bev Stanley Scholarship Award. Rachel is a junior
from Benton, KY who has an overall GPA of 4.00. Rachel
is a member of the MSU and national chapters of the National
Student Speech Language and Hearing Association and a student
member of KYSHA. She has a long history of community
service which includes serving as the Director for fundraising
for the MSU Rotaract Club, peer tutoring, and volunteering
for UNICEF, Christmas Shoebox, and other service activities. Rachel
plans to attend the University of Kentucky to pursue her masters’
degree in speech language pathology and has long range plans
for a Ph.D. in Speech and Hearing Science. |
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