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CU Central Campus grows with addition of Chandler Property The Chandler property next to Winters Dining Hall is now part of Campbellsville University central campus. Acquisition accomplished by dedicated work of CU Board Member Roy Rich and CU Vice President for Finance Otto Tennant, with CU Board Members Steve Wright, Louis Burden, Steve Horner and Leo Luken, President Michael V. Carter says. Click on headline for complete story with photo(s) By Linda Waggener News from Campbellsville University Campbellsville University is the new owner of the Chandler property next door to Winters Dining Hall on N. Columbia Avenue. The house had been empty for several years with some 40 family members scattered. While it was for sale, the price of the property remained higher than the university was able to work into the budget. Nothing happened on this strategic property adjacent to campus until two men began working together on possibilities. Dr. Carter thanks those who went 'extra mile' for project President Michael V. Carter said, "We are truly proud of the extra mile efforts of Advancement Board members in support of the university's continuing growth. Roy Rich, a faithful and long-time member of CU Board of Advisors, now Advancement Board, took the lead with CU vice president for finance and administration Otto Tennant who was in communications with the owners." Rich, along with others on the board, Steve Wright, Louis Burden, Steve Horner and Leo Luken, contributed gifts to make up the difference in what CU was able to invest so that the property is now an official part of the campus. Today it is in the process of becoming a green space, a park, beside Winters Dining Hall. Work continued over three year period Rich said, "The work done over the past three years results from a 50-year relationship with Campbellsville University. When I became a student, one week into my marriage to Brenda, it was necessary to work, and I worked in the maintenance department so I knew the needs of the university. Along the years since graduating in 1967, I've been a supporter of CU as my business, Elizabethtown Exterminating, has grown and prospered." - Linda Waggener, the writer of this article is marketing and media relations coordinator for Campbellsville University Campbellsville University is a widely acclaimed Kentucky-based Christian university with more than 3,500 students offering 63 undergraduate options, 17 master's degrees, five postgraduate areas and eight pre-professional programs. The website for complete information is campbellsville.edu. This story was posted on 2014-09-24 08:18:24
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