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CU students attend the 2013 Presidential inauguration By Lucas Pennington News from Campbellsville University CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - January 2013 will mark a month that many Campbellsville University students will remember for a long time. Campbellsville University made it possible for three groups of students to attend President Barack Obamas second inauguration ceremony. Students attending were from three university clubs: Phi Alpha Theta history honor society, the Sociology Club and the Political Science Club. Zach Smith, a member of Phi Alpha Theta, of Russell Springs, KY, said, "We had the opportunity to see so many amazing things in Washington, DC. One of my favorites definitely has to be the White House tour. I also enjoyed watching the 'Changing of the Guard' at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery." Aly Bryant, a member of the Sociology Club, of Lancaster, KY, said, "My favorite parts of the trip were the inauguration and building relationships with my classmates. Seeing the president live gave me a new perspective on our government and our potential as students. The president is a person, just like us. He worked hard and ended up in the position of president. It encouraged me to work hard to reach my goals." Jacqueline Nelson, a member and community liaison of Phi Alpha Theta, of Campbellsville, KY, said, "The history we were blessed to be a part of and the memories we made along the way will be ones that will last us a lifetime. Not only did we grow closer as a group, but we each gained a greater sense of appreciation and admiration for the rich history of our great nation." Kaity Skaggs, member and vice president of Phi Alpha Theta, of New Haven, KY, said, "This was an awesome experience and I will never forget the friendships and the memories I made on this trip. I would like to say a special thanks to everyone from Campbellsville University who donated money to help us go!" All the students said that they were so grateful to have an opportunity like this. They wanted to give a big thanks to the advisors, Dr. Wendy Davis, associate professor of history; Dr. Shawn Williams, assistant professor of political science; and Dr. Lindsay Anderson, assistant professor of sociology, who went with them on the trip. Nelson also said, "I am so grateful to God, Campbellsville University, the administration, faculty, and anyone else who helped make this trip possible. I am so thankful to call Campbellsville University my home." Students attending the trip through the Sociology Club include: Lauren Moore, Haley Roehl, Shelby Floyd, Sandra Cusumano, Rebecca Noel, Brandee Lassiter, Kaitlin Weeks, Allysyne Lockhart, Aly Bryant, Brittany Maness, Hannah Clark, Jordan McMurray, Ashley Newman, Kacey Bloomfield, Candace Thomas and William Pearson. Students attending the trip through the Phi Alpha Theta honor society include: Kaity Skaggs, Jacqueline Nelson, Sarah Mortensen, Tori Banks, Steve Davis, Kaylynn Best, Kelly Hill, Sarah Fletcher, Jordan Moran, Jacie Thompson, Sarena Kotter, Zach Smith, Tyler Arterburn and Austin Milby. Students attending the trip through the Political Science Club include: Justin Browder, Shelby Cash, Daniel Cummins, Scott Lille, Chad Jordan, Mike Rothacker, Joseph Yates, Daniel Wiechart and Logan Wolfe. This story was posted on 2013-02-01 16:36:54
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