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11 Adair County students receive CU academic scholarships

Paul Bray, Justin Burton, Cameron Campbell, Kristin Carter, Ashley Chelf Lauren Coodin, Courtney Gupton, Jenna Hatfield, Matthew Shirley, Jodie Tucker, and Caris Woodbury

News from Campbellsville University

Ten Adair County students have received scholarships to Campbellsville University for the 2009-2010 academic year:



  • Paul Bray of Casey Creek, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, a graduate of Adair County High School
  • Justin Burton of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, the son of Joe and Vanessa Burton and a 2006 graduate of Russell County High School
  • Cameron Campbell of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, a 2009 graduate of Adair County High School;
  • Kristin Carter of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, the daughter of Carl and Melissa Carter and a 2007 graduate of Adair County High School
  • Ashley Chelf of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, the daughter of Kenneth Chelf and Robin McBeath and a 2008 graduate of Taylor County High School
  • Lauren Goodin of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, a 2009 graduate of Adair County High School
  • Courtney Gupton, a 2009 graduate of Adair County High School also received an academic scholarship from CU. Her address is Knifley, KY
  • Jenna Hatfield of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, a 2008 graduate of Campbellsville High School;
  • Matthew Shirley of Columbia, KY: recipient of an academic scholarship, the son of Carl and Donna Shirley and a 2008 graduate of Adair County High School
  • Jodie Tucker of Knifley, KY, recipient of an academic scholarship, a 2008 graduate of Adair County High School
  • Caris Woodbury of Breeding, KY recipient of an academic scholarship, the daughter of Charles Woodbury III and Charlotte Woodbury and a 2009 graduate of Metcalfe County High School
Scholarship awards are based upon a students ACT or SAT score combined with their GPA and class rank.

Academic scholarships are awarded in various amounts to students based on high school grade point average, ACT or SAT scores and high school ranking. The average academic scholarship is $6,000.

The Governor's Scholarship is a competitive scholarship and is open to students who have participated in the Kentucky Governor's Scholars Program. Recipients must have a 3.5 high school GPA and a 25 on their ACT.

The Presidential Scholarship is a competitive scholarship open to freshman with a 3.5 GPA and a 30-32 on their ACT or a 1980-2160 on their SAT. There are five Presidential Scholarships awarded each year, which are for up to full tuition.

The Roger's Scholar Academic Incentive Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship offered to participants in the Roger's Scholars program.


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