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CU hosts 14 students in Summer Education Experience Program The students who were winners of the scholarship to attend SEE were: Jaclyn Perdue and Alex Magsam, both of Columbia, KY; Nikki Cooper, Bennett Cobban, Ron'Nesha Bussey and Brittani Swearingen, all of Louisville, KY; Emily Antle of Shepherdsville, KY; Sierra Williams of Ft. Knox, KY; Rose Robidoux of Rineyville, KY; Amanda Lindsey of Leitchfield, KY; Courtney Reece of London, KY; Malik Campbell of Tucker, GA; Demetrius Smith of Decatur, Ga., and Raven Rascoe of Fort Mill, SC Click on headline for complete story with photo(s) By Joan C. McKinney CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - Campbellsville University's Summer Education Experience (SEE) helped 14 students from KentucKY Georgia and South Carolina a head start on their college career in July. The program allows the students opportunities to grow academically and socially. The students were chosen from applications to the program. The students began each day with a devotion led by various university faculty and staff. They studied math under Ron Rafferty, an adjunct instructor who also is a member of the CU Board of Trustees; English taught by Dale Furkin, instructor in English at CU, and Tina Propes, part-time coordinator of First Year Experience, who taught university success skills. In the evening, the students participated in various activities such as cookouts, kickball games, movie and salsa dance lessons with Hannah Baird, SEE activity director. The students also participated in a mission project at the Nashville Rescue Mission in Nashville, TN. They participated in the LINC student orientation program while on campus and also visited local churches. On the last day of the program, students were given a placement test in which all tested out of one or more remedial courses. The students who were winners of the scholarship to attend SEE were: Jaclyn Perdue and Alex Magsam, both of Columbia, KY; Nikki Cooper, Bennett Cobban, Ron'Nesha Bussey and Brittani Swearingen, all of Louisville, KY; Emily Antle of Shepherdsville, KY; Sierra Williams of Ft. Knox, KY; Rose Robidoux of Rineyville, KY; Amanda Lindsey of Leitchfield, KY; Courtney Reece of London, KY; Malik Campbell of Tucker, GA; Demetrius Smith of Decatur, GA, and Raven Rascoe of Fort Mill, SC. The writer, Joan C. McKinney, is news and publications coordinator at Campbellsville University. This story was posted on 2014-08-02 08:59:50
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