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Students from S. Appalachian Campuses visit Columbia, KY
Columbia, KY hosts 55 students from Hazard (KY), Mountain State (VA), Southeast (KY) and Southwest (VA) campuses in town to see A.P. White Campus, Begley Chapel, as guests of President William T. Luckey. In addition, many students were accompanied by family and friends
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By Duane Bonifer, LWC Director of Public Relations
COLUMBIA, KY - A total of 55 students from Lindsey Wilson College's Southern Appalachian Region community campuses visited the A.P. White Campus on Saturday. The students, many of whom were accompanied by family members and friends, met with faculty and administrators from the School of Professional Counseling, visited with LWC President William T. Luckey Jr. during lunch, and toured the John B. Begley Chapel.
LWC's Southern Appalachian Region includes the college's community campuses in Big Stone Gap, Va., Cumberland, Ky., Hazard, Ky., and Richlands, Va. Students at those community campuses can earn a bachelor's degree in human services and counseling or a master's degree in counseling and human development, thanks to an innovative partnership with Hazard Community and Technical College, Mountain Empire Community College, Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College, and Southwest Community College.
"The students and their families were truly overwhelmed with excitement and appreciation," said Tommie Ann Saragas, Southern Appalachian Region regional enrollment director. "For many of them, the day solidified the importance of the journey they chose to embark upon with LWC -- toward becoming their best selves. ... The opportunity to grow and provide an example to future generations, the realization that they are agents of change in their respective communities, and the honest appreciation for the quality education they are receiving was evident on their faces and through the words they shared throughout the day.
"Lindsey Wilson's buildings are beautiful, and they provided the backdrop for hundreds of photos. But the Lindsey Wilson College I am so proud of is a compilation of the people inside the brick and mortar."
The students also raised money for the Mary Kloth Memorial Scholarship, a special scholarship named in memory of the late Mary A. Kloth, a counseling professor who served in the college's Southern Appalachian Region until her death in early 2008. Through sales of a commemorative t-shirt, the students raised more than $300 that will be added to the scholarship's endowment. LWC's Mary A. Kloth Center for Professional Counseling Services in Hazard is also named in her memory.
The students who made the visit to the A.P. White Campus were:
Hazard (Ky.) Campus:
- Billie Adams
- Sheila Cornett
- Debra Godsey
- Whitney Lowe
- Freda Wiseman
Mountain Empire (VA) Campus:
- Sasha Calton
- Whitney Estep
- Shellie Harris
- Summer Hibbits
- Aimee Jones
- Karen Jones
- Whitney Mullins
- Teresa Powers
- Yvonne Rhodes
- India Stanley
- Dawn Wells
- Amalia "Christy" Collins
- Barbara Collins
- Christian Davis
- Jennifer Davis
- Maria Dizney
- Mary Alice Fields
- Tim Heinen
- Laureen Hill
- Lori Long
- Lisa Pritchard
- Roy Simpson
- Tabitha Smith
- Vanessa Spradlin
- Connie Stallard
- Anthony Webb
- Elaine Zander
Southeast (KY) Campus:
- Eva Daniels
- Jennifer Holland
- Jessica Napier
- Becky Halcomb
- Andrea Massey
- Cristy Wilkinson
Southwest (VA) Campus:
- Angie Kulchar
- Michael Hatfield
- Cindy Davis
- Travis Davis
- Connie Elkins
- Joan Endicott
- Ron Helton
- Aaron Hymes
- Sandra Kiser
- Annette Leonard
- Jill Lester
- Brooke Rasnake
- Stefanie Rasnake
- Ann Ratliff-Hylton
- Teresa Viers
- Patty Whited
- Rebecca Widener
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Southern Appalachian campuses visit A.P. White campus
2009-06-28 - Begley Chapel, 302 Lindsey Wilson ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Students and their family members from Lindsey Wilson College's Southern Appalachian Region community campuses are joined by LWC faculty and staff Saturday morning in front of the John B. Begley Chapel.
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LWC Hazard, KY visit to A.P. White campus, June 27, 2009
2009-06-28 - Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt DR, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer, LWC photo.
Raising money for Hazard, KY Scholarships: Students from the Lindsey Wilson College Hazard Community Campus present LWC Alumni Director Randy Burns a special t-shirt that was sold to raise money for the Mary Kloth Memorial Scholarship. Students from the LWC Southern Appalachian Region raised more than $300 through t-shirt sales for the scholarship's endowment. The money was presented Saturday afternoon, June 27, 2009, in Robert D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center. Kloth taught at LWC's Hazard Community Campus until her death in 2008, and the college's Mary A. Kloth Center for Professional Counseling Services in Hazard is named in her memory. From left are Whitney Lowe of Red Fox, KY; Sheila Cornett of Beattyville, KY; Burns; Freda Wiseman of Hazard, KY; Billie Adams of Hyden, KY; and Debra Godsey of Bulan, KY
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Dean Rigney gets memento of Johnny Cash guitar encounter
2009-06-28 - Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt DR, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Dean Rigney gets special t-shirt commemorating historic tuning of Johnny Cash guitar: Students from the Lindsey Wilson College Hazard Community Campus present LWC School of Professional Counseling Dean John Rigney with a special t-shirt that commemorates Rigney's encounter with the legendary Johnny Cash. They presented him the t-shirt Saturday afternoon in Robert D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center. When he was a graduate student, Rigney played in a band that was visited by Cash and his wife, the late June Carter Cash. Rigney tuned Cash's guitar. From left: Whitney Lowe of Red Fox, KY; Sheila Cornett of Beattyville, KY; Burns; Freda Wiseman of Hazard, KY; Billie Adams of Hyden, Ky.; and Debra Godsey of Bulan, Ky.l Freda Wiseman of Hazard, KY; Rigney; Debra Godsey of Bulan, KY; Sheila Cornett of Beattyville, KY; and Whitney Lowe of Red Fox, KY.
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President Luckey welcomes LWC S. Appalachian students
2009-06-28 - Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt DR, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Lindsey Wilson College President William T. Luckey Jr. speaks Saturday afternoon, June 27, 2009, in Robert D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center to students and their family members from LWC's Southern Appalachian Region community campuses.
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Dean Bryant welcomes Southern Appalachachian LWC students
2009-06-28 - Cranmer Dining Center, 430 Helen Flatt DR, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer, LWC photo.
Dean Angelia Bryant welcomes: Lindsey Wilson College School of Professional Counseling Associate Dean Angelia Bryant speaks Saturday afternoon, June 27, 2009, in Robert D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center to students and their family members from LWC's Southern Appalachian Region community campuses. At right is SPC Dean John Rigney.
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