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CU honors graduates at celebration at Somerset Knifley, KY native Hilda Legg, a Campbellsville University graduate, is speaker Click on headline for story with photo(s) News from Campbellsville University Somerset Center Hilda Legg, Adair County native who grew up in Knifley, KY, was the commencement speaker at graduation celebration at Somerset Community College in Somerset, KY, last week, an event honoring 15 graduates. The CU Somerset graduates included those in the following fields: Criminal justice administration: Holly LeAnn Davidson, Jordan Adrin Gragg, Julia Ann Holbrook, Melissa Lyles, Ashley Mason, Tanner Blake McCalister, Misti Dawn Strunk and Christina Ellen Warriner. Early childhood education : Maranda St. John and Betty Roark. Social work: Laurie Bryant, Alicia Burton, Cindy Dishman, who is employed full time as an admissions counselor at CU Somerset; and Kasi Morrow and Amber Rich. Legg is a CU graduate and has served three times as a presidential level appointee in Washington. She is a consultant with Legg Strategies. Amy "Geri" Hull, who began as a student, volunteer and part-time employee at the Somerset Center, was honored for her leadership with the Somerset Center. She was a full-time employee at the Somerset Center before leaving to pursue a business venture. Dr. Keith Spears, vice president for regional and professional development, and Dr. Frank Cheatham, vice president for academic affairs, presented her with a plaque and Christmas flower arrangement. Spears said enrollment in the Somerset Center tripled under Hull's leadership. Somerset Mayor Eddie Girdler was on hand for the address. Dr. DeWayne Frazier, associate vice president for academic affairs, honored the 2011 graduates. Josh Petrey, a 2009 CU graduate, led the benediction at the service. He is an admissions counselor at the Somerset Center.The Somerset Center is a regional site for Campbellsville University. Programs and courses in criminal justice administration, early childhood education and social work are offered. From Campbellsville University This story was posted on 2011-12-26 14:09:52
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