Education

Joan C. McKinney

Campbellsville University

Campbellsville University now offers a master of social work degree that is offered in an evening and online format to accommodate the non-traditional working student, according to Dr. Darlene Eastridge, dean of the Carver School of Social Work and Counseling.

Kentucky Christian School was well represented at the Association of Christian Schools International Speech Meet, which took place recently in Shelbyville. Pictured are, from left, front: Lynsey Smith, Jack Ford, Jacob Eads, Jeffrey Nolley, Kendall Roller, Katie Cheatham, Cory Pace, Mattison Blakeman and Jon VanMeter. Middle: Korri Briggs, Molly Lowe, Danielle Dickens, Jake Smith, Roger Dale Witham, Will Miller, Alexis Underwood, Shelby Wilds and Faith Gaddis.

A Taylor County resident was honored recently at Lindsey Wilson College.

Steven Warner, a human services and counseling senior from Campbellsville, was inducted into Who's Who Among Students American Universities and Colleges by Lindsey Wilson Vice President of Academic Affairs Bettie Starr at a ceremony in Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center.

Eleven acts recently competed in the 4-H Variety Show at Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel.

Lindsay Cissell and Chloe Cox where selected as the champion acts and will represent Taylor County at the Area Showcase of Stars on Saturday at Lindsey Wilson College.

Cissell sang the song "Our Song," and Cox played the piano and sang "My Redeemer Lives."

Samuel Kessler and April Massengale were selected as reserve champions. Kessler played "Motion Machine," on the piano and Massengale played "It Is Well With My Soul."