Education

Dan Flanagan of Campbellsville was re-elected vice chair and Pam Miller of Lexington was re-elected to a second term as chair of the Council on Postsecondary Education recently. The Council is the state's higher education and adult education coordinating agency.

Flanagan, who was appointed to the Council in 2005, operates a large farming business. He formerly served as the deputy commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture, had several positions at Campbellsville University and is a retired pastor.

Five Campbellsville University students, one of whom is from Campbellsville, recently attended the Academy of Preachers Festival of Young Preachers in January.

Natashia Roy, third from right, will have a sermon she gave published.

Other students attending were, from left, Aron Neal, a junior of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mitchell Monroe, a sophomore from Morganfield; Noah Blackburn, a junior from Jeffersonville; Roy; Jonathan McCoy, a senior from Campbellsville; and Dr. Scott Wigginton, associate professor of pastoral ministries and counseling.

Christina L. Kern

Campbellsville University

Campbellsville University students have been named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, according to an announcement from Dr. Frank Cheatham, senior vice president for academic affairs at Campbellsville University.

Kentucky Christian Students recently participated in a speech meet. Winners will participate in regional competition on March 8 in Glasgow.

Front, from left, are River Russell, Anna Grace Eads, Madeline Hicks, Emma Smith, Jackson Wise, Charles Cox, Chloe Gribbins, Luke Hesson, River Cheatham, Keeton Clements, Jack Ellis, Poppi Harden and Joshua Gaddis. Back, Dillon Parnell, Emily Smith, Haleigh Murphy, Robert Billeter, Nick Cheatham, Hayes Mason, Briana Mardis, Keeli Farmer, Reili Farmer, Stephen Ferrie, Seth Russell and Ethan Warren.