VOL. 9, NO. 4 November 2011
The Magazine for Alumni and Friends of Campbellsville University A Word from the President… November 2011
Dear Alumni and Friends: The fall 2011 semester has been a season of continuing progress at Campbellsville University as we work hard to provide quality Christian higher education for our students. Now in her 105th year, CU’s mission has never been more important as we daily go about the task of preparing Christian servant leaders and bringing Christ-centered education, in an atmosphere of excellence and diversity, to our students through innovation, improved facilities, and employment of dedicated faculty, staff, and coaches. This issue of the Campbellsvillian includes The President’s Report for fiscal year 2010-2011, which ended June 30, 2011. The report has Vision 2025 as the theme, and we have shown pictures Dr. Michael V. Carter and improvements that reflect our goals in Vision 2025. A few highlights from the fall semester merit mention here, and are discussed in more detail in the articles following this introductory letter. Total enrollment has reached more than 3,500 students—our 23rd consecutive semester of record enrollment. CU has moved from classification as a regional college to being a regional university—resulting in being ranked number 71 in the South among the best regional universities by U.S.News & World Report. This is seen as a confirmation of the move made by the Board of Trustees in 1996 when Campbellsville College became Campbellsville University. It is also part of our Vision 2025: Preparing Christian Servant Leaders blueprint for the future—to become a premier Christian university in America. CU has been named once again to America’s Best Christian Colleges, one of the nation’s military friendly schools by G.I. Jobs magazine, and as a Champion of Character institution by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. These external recognitions affirm the growing reputation and recognition that CU is receiving nationally. As I prepare this letter, several projects are on my mind—we must continue to have new and improved facilities in order to attract the students in a very competitive higher education arena. New facilities that are on our mind include: School of Business and Economics building, new wellness center, Alumni Park, additional Dr. Michael V. Carter pays for a T-shirt from Alena Maggard, president gymnasium space for new athletic teams and intramurals, of Kappa Delta Phi, at the School of Education booth. First Lady Debbie additional residential units for a growing student Carter is at left and Dr. Carolyn Garrison, professor of education, is at right. population, expanded regional center facilities (especially (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa) in Somerset in the near future), and ongoing upgrade of classrooms and current facilities. We are researching the development of new academic programs in allied health and other areas of study designed to meet the changing demands of the world. And student financial aid, via your support of the Scholarship Fund and endowed scholarships, is essential for a private university, such as CU, to remain competitive. We need your continued prayers and support as we move forward. Funds must be raised for all the above projects, programs, and scholarship assistance. Thank you for your faithful support and for remaining loyal to Campbellsville University. May God continue to bless Campbellsville University and guide us in all that we are doing in this place.
Most cordially,
Michael V. Carter, President
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The Campbellsvillian is published four times yearly by the Office Table of Contents of University Communications NOVEMBER 2011 for alumni and friends of Campbellsville University. From the President...... 2 Dr. Michael V. Carter U.S.News Ranks CU in New Category...... 4 President CU is Military Friendly School...... 4 – Editorial Board – CU Contributes $93 Million to Economy...... 5 Joan C. McKinney Editor Chick-fil-A Express Comes to CU...... 5 News and Publications Coordinator [email protected] Joe Milazzo Serves His Country...... 6-7 John E. Chowning U.S.Bancorp Donates to CU...... 7 Vice President For Church And External Relations Costa Rica Trip Gives Social Workers Focus...... 8 [email protected] CU Regional Centers Get New Employees...... 9 Benji Kelly Vice President for Development Renovations Come to Louisville...... 9 [email protected] Homecoming ‘Celebrates the Tiger’...... Paula Smith 10-13 Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] Henry and Sharon Lee are ‘Distinguished Alumni’...... 12 Linda Waggener Leo and Laura Weddle Become ‘Honorary Alumni’...... 13 Marketing and Media Relations Coordinator [email protected] Men’s Swimming Returning to CU...... 14 Chris Megginson Casey Smith is New Swimming Coach ...... 14 Sports Information Director [email protected] President’s Report 2010-11...... 15-46 Christina Kern Big Maroon Club Auction Raises $18,000, Most Ever...... 47 Assistant Editor Office Assistant 2001 Football Alumni, Lady Tiger Soccer Return to CU...... [email protected] 48 CU Remembers 9/11...... 48 Vol. 9 • No. 4 –– November 2011 –– Kevin Burkhead Honored for Service...... 48
OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY Greg Vaughn Pavilion Named in His Honor...... 49 – COMMUNICATIONS – WLCU is Home of CU’s Sports...... 49 Campbellsville University Steve and Lisa Wright Give Back to Alma Mater...... 50 1 University Drive UPO 787 Tiger Tracks...... 51-57 Campbellsville, Ky. 42718-2190 Guess Who?...... Phone: 270-789-5214 53 Fax: 270-789-5095 Remember When?...... 53 [email protected] Former Campbellsville University Trustees Die...... 55 or [email protected] Alumni Spotlight...... 58 for information with pictures Scrapbook...... 59 Campbellsville University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia, telephone number 404-679-4501) to award the associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The university is affiliated with the Kentucky Baptist Convention.
In compliance with federal law, On the Cover: including provision of Title IX of the Clockwise, Don Smith, left, plays Mr. Mushnik in “Little Shop of Horrors,” the Education Amendments of 1972 and Homecoming play, with Dakota Rogers as Seymour holding the plant gone awry, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Campbellsville University Audrey II. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa); MaKayla Jessie and Clawz the does not illegally discriminate on the CU Tiger mascot wave at the crowd in the parade. (CU Photo by Joan McKinney); basis of color, national or ethnic origins, age, disability or military service in its Baptist Campus Ministry members hold up their sign from their parade float. administration of education policies, They later took the sign to the football game. From left are: Maribeth Milburn, programs, or activities; admissions policies; or employment. Chelsi Netherland and Natalie Buckley. (CU Photo by Natasha West)
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www.campbellsville.edu 3 CU in new category in U.S.News & World Report rankings By Joan C. McKinney, editor
Campbellsville University’s university & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” Universities, 263 are status and adherence to a new strategic issue. public, 350 private plan and Vision 2025 has helped move “We are in good company with this and 13 are for profit. The the university to a reclassification into a ranking,” Dr. Michael V. Carter, president Regional Universities are split into four new category of U.S.News & World Report said. “This is a very respectable ranking categories: South, North, Midwest and rankings. among strong schools that are much West. CU is in the South category. “Campbellsville University has larger than we are.” Campbellsville University was moved into a classification with a much Campbellsville University had pre- ranked ninth in the Most Internationals stronger set of peers,” Dr. Michael V. viously been ranked in the “Best Regional in the Regional Universities in the South Carter, president, said. “We are ranked Colleges in the South” ranking. category with six percent of CU’s student in the ‘top 100’ which is very good Regional universities offer a full population as international students. compared to colleges in our previous range of undergrad programs. The “Campbellsville University has set ranking list.” Carnegie categories are the accepted goals with our strategic plan and our CU has been ranked 71st in the standard in higher education. Vision 2025 document, and they are 2012 Regional Universities in the South A total of 1,378 colleges and univer- paying off as we enter this new category category, according to the new U.S.News sities were ranked. Of the 626 Regional with U.S.News,” Carter said.
Campbellsville University listed as 2012 ‘Military Friendly’ school By Joan C. McKinney, editor
Campbellsville University has been listed in the G.I. Jobs’ “Military Friendly Dr. W.R. Davenport, former Schools” as among the top 15 percent of CU president, speaks with colleges, universities and trade schools Logan Hazelwood, a 2011 which are doing the most to embrace graduate from Salvisa, Ky., about the new Upsilon America’s veterans as students. Sigma Alpha (USA) club Dr. Michael V. Carter, president for military veterans and of Campbellsville University, said, students. (CU Photo by “Military students bring a high degree of Natasha West) maturity, life experiences, diversity, leadership and worldliness to the class- room. Other students and faculty benefit from the different perspectives that service members and veterans bring. “We are always willing to help those leadership than those who serve in the transportation to Western. The rest of who serve the United States in our military,” he said. the student’s studies will be on the military.” Campbellsville University and campus of Campbellsville University. Financial aid is available to veterans Western Kentucky University partnered Schools on the Military Friendly through the passage of the Post-9/11 GI to provide a Reserve Officers’ Training Schools list also offer additional benefits Bill which has intensified an already Corps (ROTC) at Campbellsville Univer- to student veterans such as on-campus strong desire by colleges to court sity in 2006. veterans programs, credit for service, veterans into their classrooms, according Students can earn an ROTC leader- military spouse programs and more. to information released by G.I. Jobs. ship studies minor from CU. The Students interested in more infor- Carter said CU emphasizes servant program is under the Porter-Bouvette mation about military benefits can contact leadership among the faculty, staff and School of Business and Economics at CU. Campbellsville University’s Office of students. “There is no group in our Students attend WKU for one Student Records at 270-789-5233. society who display any more servant day each week, and CU provides
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Study reveals CU economic impact on Taylor County is over $93 million By Joan C. McKinney, editor
Campbellsville University has a total One out of every 10 jobs in Taylor in Campbellsville, we are very fortunate economic impact from its operations of County is supported by CU-related to be a part of Campbellsville-Taylor over $93 million in Taylor County and operations. The university accounts for County.” total local tax revenues generated by 14.2 percent of total expenditures in Campbellsville University achieved CU operations of over $1.3 million, Taylor County each year, according to a 23rd semester of record enrollment according to a new study recently the economic impact study. when classes began Monday, Aug. 29. completed by Younger Associates of Each year the staff, faculty, coaches, Carter completed his 12th year of Jackson, Tenn., a national research firm. students, contractors, service providers service at CU, during which time The economic impact of Camp- and other vendors of Campbellsville significant growth has occurred in bellsville University and all the related University spend over $32.9 million student enrollment and number and operations is a measure of the total with local businesses. Students spend quality of academic programs, fundrais- number of dollars that flow through the over $17 million in the local economy. ing success and enhanced campus Taylor County economy each year “Campbellsville University plays a facilities and aesthetics. because of the university. vital role in the stability of the county’s The new study shows CU supports economy,” Carter said. “We are proud to a total of 1,258 jobs by all related partner with the various businesses in Campbellsville University operations. Taylor County.” The growth of economic impact CU’s impact on the local economy from 2011 is up 3.6 percent from the is further illustrated by the earnings of a 2009 amount of $90,033,155 which is typical college graduate, which averages an increase and is even more significant $6.7 million over a 25-year-career; in a recessionary period when the the total for a high school graduate over economy otherwise decreases, said the same period is $3.9 million. As Dr. Michael V. Carter, president. noted in the study, the overall impact of Carter said, “As Campbellsville CU’s higher education operation cannot University moves forward in her second be measured totally in terms of dollar century of providing quality Christian impact. higher education in this community There are quality of life factors for and region, we are pleased to announce which there are no definitive measures, the results of the economic impact Carter said. study for fiscal year 2010-2011 ending “Certainly, a major factor in our June 30, 2011.” community’s continuing economic “The study reveals that CU has a growth and development is the total economic impact from its availability of skilled workers and operations of over $93.2 million. This the availability of lifelong learning is a measure of the total number of opportunities via the undergraduate dollars that flow through the Taylor and graduate degree options offered by County economy because of the opera- CU and the numerous options available tions of Campbellsville University.” through the Technology Training Center. The 1,258 jobs (457 direct and 801 “We deeply appreciate the support indirect) result in more than $42 Campbellsville University receives from million in wages in the local economy. the people and organizations of this In local taxes, CU paid $1,360,509 great community.” with a total capital spending impact Carter said, “From the City of The Chick-fil-A cow celebrates the opening of the new of $6,171,379. Local tax revenues Campbellsville and Taylor County Chick-fil-A Express with Otto Tennant, vice president for include the direct city school utility tax, governments to the Chamber of Com- finance and administration. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu occupational taxes from employment merce and Team Taylor County to the Amarsanaa) and indirect property tax. churches and community organizations
www.campbellsville.edu 5 Campbellsville University student’s life changed through military By Aaron C. Presley, student news writer
Milazzo eagerly turned to Christ Campbellsville University, and Tom after serving in Iraq and remembers Finley, a student of the university. Smith as a great help in his journey to Milazzo said that upon meeting Christianity. these two men, the Lord again directed Upon returning to America, Milazzo him through friendship. After spending had the challenge of transitioning into a time with Sandifer and Finley, it was different life and discovering what to do revealed to Milazzo that he should with his future. He said it was difficult pursue the chaplaincy. “trying to acclimate being a Christian Already, he says, doors are being and [trying to] figure out where God opened for him to follow that calling. wanted me.” Milazzo and Sandifer, for whom He said that although life in the Milazzo serves as a graduate assistant, military was difficult, life as a Christian are currently working together to form an was complicated as well. “I had learned on-campus organization for veterans and that being a Christian does not make life other military students. This group will easy,” he said. “The battle in Fallujah was serve as a support group for those who a hard one, but…being a Christian is the have experienced military life and will hardest battle ever.” also be used to reach out to students and As a Christian, Milazzo faced an educate them about the battles service- entirely different set of problems and men and women face even when they questions than during his service. aren’t at war. Shortly after Smith was killed, Milazzo said he wants students to Milazzo and one other Marine charged “understand what veterans have gone up a hill into enemy fire so the rest of through and seen” and how it can their unit could approach safely. For his distance them from others. He hopes that bravery in this situation, Milazzo through this program, students will be received a Bronze Star. He battled with able to “see the bigger picture” when it himself in receipt of the Bronze Star, a comes to understanding our servicemen prestigious award for honorable and and women. He wants to show students distinguished heroism. Milazzo was how he and other military put their lives eventually able to accept his award in on the line for America—including the Sgt. Joseph Milazzo order to honor his friends and fellow students at Campbellsville University. men in service. Milazzo would also like to encour- “We all have stories of how God has Milazzo’s friends were also wary age students who may be considering a done great things in our lives,” begins about his new-found spirituality, and life in the military through his own testi- Bronze Star recipient Sgt. Joseph Milazzo this caused another struggle for him as mony. For those already interested in a in his testimony. they allowed him to be less involved in career in the armed forces, he recom- For Milazzo, this story begins with their lives. mends research into the different a friendship. While in the Marines, He also struggled with finding God’s branches of the military and the rank the Milazzo met Cpl. James Smith, a man purpose in his life. “Why would God student would like to pursue before they who would change Milazzo’s life forever. want to use me? I have taken the lives of make any decisions. While serving overseas in Fallujah, other men in war and what good could Milazzo said life in the military has Iraq, Smith jumped in front of Milazzo, come of that?” given him structure and organization in protecting him from fire, and suffered a “Just as I thought all hope was lost,” the rest of his life and that military ser- fatal bullet wound to the head. he said, “God placed two men in my vice can effectively change anyone’s life “This was a big turning point in my life who would change the path I was because of the schooling and career life,” said Milazzo. “James died so that I walking down.” choice it provides. may live. Does this sound familiar to any These two men were Chaplain He also said serving in Iraq made him of you? Christ died for all of us; He died David Sandifer, coordinator of the Center realize that “in America, we have it pretty so that we may live.” for Biovocational Christian Ministry at easy…we have something greater here.”
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Milazzo is grateful that Campbells- colors was amazing,” but the fact that chaplain in the Army, Navy or Air Force ville University is so open-minded about they were also standing for those who after completing his studies at Camp- allowing this type of organization on gave their lives was “one of the greatest bellsville University. The biggest factor in campus. “[I want to] invest my time in honors” he has ever received. that decision, he says, will be his family. this and change some lives,” he said. Milazzo is a graduate student at Milazzo and his wife, Megan, (also Milazzo, who was able to take part the university, pursuing a Master of a CU graduate student) hope to have two in the commemorative Sept. 11 service Theology degree as well as a Master of children and adopt two more. “It’s all in at Campbellsville University, said it was Science in Counseling with an emphasis God’s plan,” he said. a “true honor to have professors and in family and marriage counseling. “It’s cliché,” said Milazzo, “but [I students be a part of the service” and also Although Milazzo is still “weighing did] ‘find my calling’” at Campbellsville that seeing students “standing for the the options,” he hopes to serve as a University.
U.S.Bancorp donates $5,000 Chick-fil-A welcomed by economic secretary
For the second year in a row, U.S.Bancorp Foundation has made a gift to Campbellsville University of $5,000 to the Scholarship Fund. The bank’s mission statement includes their goal to “improve the educational and economic opportunities of low-and-moderate-income individuals and families.” Pictured at the check presentation, from left, are: Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Timothy D. Cook, USB Branch Manager, Lebanon Office; and Benji Kelly, vice president for development. (CU Photo by Linda Waggener)
Dr. Michael V. Carter, president of Campbellsville University, along with Larry Hayes, secretary for the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development, cut the ribbon to officially open the new Chick-fil-A Express. (CU Photo by Joan C. McKinney)
www.campbellsville.edu 7 Campbellsville University social work class learns more about social work and social services in Costa Rica By Joan C. McKinney, editor, and Tori Banks, student news writer
fields of social work within Costa Rica.” “I highly recommend international trips to students. It’s an experience that will give you awareness of the differences and the beauty found in other cultures,” Butler said. Debbie Carter, assistant professor of social work, who also attended the trip, said, “This was my first overseas trip like this. It was definitely a great experience, and I learned a lot.” Carter said things were more lenient in Costa Rica in terms of interaction with clients. “We had the opportunity to visit a children’s orphanage, and they allowed us to take the children out for
Brittany Wells serves ice cream on the Costa Rica trip.
Campbellsville University’s master of cream; and an HIV/AIDS shelter social work class, titled global policies for men, women and children. and social programming, returned from a Hansford said students are trip to Costa Rica with more knowledge first required to learn about inter- of social work and social services in national social work, elements of the country. globalization and social welfare Debbie Carter, assistant professor of globally. They researched certain social work, and Dr. Candace Hansford, NGOs in Costa Rica, focusing associate professor of social work, were upon their area of specialization the professors on the trip with six or interest. After studying, they master’s students: Adrienne Butler of visited locations related to these Campbellsville, Diana Gardner of Erwin, areas. Tenn.; Erica Hockstedler of Bumpass, Adrienne Butler, a social Va.; Ahdazsa Dye of Campbellsville; work master’s student who went Tabitha Richardson of Science Hill, Ky. on the trip, said she not only had and Brittany Wells of Georgetown, Ky. an amazing experience, but she The group visited a maternity also expanded her knowledge of section of a women’s prison, where they social work as well. ice cream,” Carter said. “That would not handed out diapers and soap; an “This trip was eye opening for me; be allowed in our country.” immigrant village/slum town, Curribat, instead of finding lots of differences, we “This was a great trip. This experi- where they served a meal to children found many similarities in the values and ence makes me want to do more trips living there and handed out school practices of social work in Costa Rica and like this,” she said. supplies, toys, games, etc.; Fundacion the U.S.” Butler said. Both the students and the professors Mujer, a women’s micro-business non- “The educational parts of the trip who went to Costa Rica said they came governmental organization; a medical were very interesting and enjoyable. Our home with a better understanding of clinic; an orphanage where they donated team met with several interesting social social work in other countries and a toys, coloring books, crayons, etc. and workers and professors who taught us greater appreciation for the many took the orphaned children out for ice about the values and practices in various blessings in the United States.
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Louisville Education Center expands to new building; employs new admissions counselors By Natasha West, student news writer
As Campbellsville University regional sites grow, there is an increased need for admissions counselors to recruit more students. Three admissions counselors were recently hired for regional sites, including two for Campbellsville University’s Somerset Center and one for the Louisville Education Center and Northern Kentucky. Cindy Dishman, of Monticello, Ky., has been employed at Campbellsville Cindy Dishman Joshua Petrey Victor Vinson University as an admissions counselor for regional and professional education She is the daughter of Harold Morow of Jeff and Donna Petrey of Eubank, Ky. at CU’s Somerset Center. Palestine, Ind., and the late Linda Cairns. Victor Vinson of Louisville, Ky., Dishman is a 1990 graduate of Joshua Petrey of Eubank, Ky., a has been employed at Campbellsville Monticello Independent High School in 2009 alumnus of Campbellsville Uni- University as admissions counselor for Monticello, Ky. versity, has been employed at Camp- regional and professional education She received her associate degree bellsville University as an admissions at Louisville Education Center and from Somerset Community College and counselor for regional and professional Northern Kentucky. plans to graduate in December 2011 education at Campbellsville University’s Vinson graduated from Suda E. from Campbellsville University with a Somerset Center. Butler High School in 1989. He received bachelor of social work degree. Petrey graduated valedictorian from a Bachelor of Science in Pastoral She is a member of the Carver CU in December 2009 with a bachelor’s Ministries at Campbellsville University School of Social Work Baccalaureate Ad- in educational ministries and a minor in in 2010 and is working toward a vising Board, Phi Alpha Honor Society, history. Master’s in Theology, also from CU. and was named to Who’s Who Among He received the Educational Minis- He is the son of Willie and Mary American Colleges and Universities. tries Academic Award. Vinson of Louisville, Ky. Dishman has two children, Zachary Petrey is a 2006 graduate of Pulaski Hamilton Coffey and Austin Levi Coffey. County High School. He is the son of
Campbellsville University’s Louisville Education Center has expanded into a second building. Renovations have been done to move offices over to the new building and allow for more classroom space. (CU Photo by James Gribbins)
www.campbellsville.edu 9 Bonnie Moore McCarty (’99) Campbellsville defensive back and Otto Tennant, vice president Rodrick Dickerson turns to chase for finance and administration, down a fumble by Cumberlands’ get some fruit at the Pancake receiver Willie Gibson (1). Breakfast. (CU Photo by Joan C. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards) McKinney)
Jason England (’04), assistant director of alumni relations, and his daughter, Kenzi, 2, eat at the Pancake Breakfast. (CU Photo by Joan C. McKinney)
Dr. Mike Page, holds his granddaughter, 8-month-old Riley, at Homecoming. Riley is the daughter of Troy Bryant (’07) and his wife, Katie (’09). (CU Photo by Ashley Wilson) Cora Cowherd Renfro (’69), center, discusses her artwork with Dr. Robert Doty, faculty emeritus in English, and Dr. John Hurtgen, dean of the School of Theology. (CU Photo by Joan C. McKinney)
Dr. Bill Adams, assistant pro- fessor of business, yells for the Tigers as Alex Zimmerman’s mom, Wilma, supports her son. (CU Photo by Ashley Wilson)
Quinterion Mitchell, a freshman football player, Sarah Jane Ames, center, represents CU and Cecil Ellis, a 1982 graduate shows spirit at the pep rally. Shelby Adkins, left, and Blaire Bland, right, of CU, came in second place (CU Photo by Ashley Wilson) represent the opposing team on the Honors in the Chamber of Commerce Program float in the Homecoming parade. 5K run at Homecoming. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa) (CU Photo by Christina Kern)
Delma Wise, 82, shows off Clawz, CU’s Tiger mascot, her 1957 Chevy Bel Air at cheers on the Fighting Tiger the car show. She rides a Football team. (CU Photo by motorcycle, too. (CU Photo Naranchuluu Amarsanaa) by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa) Celebrate the T iger – H ome c oming 2011 Celebrate
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The 1961 graduating class of Campbellsville University was inducted into the Golden Heritage Club, celebrating their 50th year since graduating from CU. From left are: Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Lowell Yankey; Paula Smith, director of alumni relations; Darriel White, Linda Calvert White, Claude Purvis, Bennie Keen, Ty Clenney, Homer Calvert and Dr. Frank Cheatham (’65), vice president for academic affairs. (CU Photo by Joan C. McKinney)
Laura Weddle smiles after Katie Kelien won Homecoming Queen. She represented the senior class. Other receiving the Honorary members of the Homecoming court include, from left: Jacqueline Nelson, fresh- The Tiger Marching Band performs at Alumni Award at the alumni man attendant; Yumiko Oga, first runner-up representing Connected Cultures; Homecoming with the American flag in the reception. (CU Photo by Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Kelien; and Rebecca Oliver, second runner-up background. (CU Photo by Nicholas Osaigbovo) Christina Kern) representing Village Phase 2. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa)
Laura Williams of Campbellsville plays a Cameron Raulston (’10), Jessi Johnson (’10), Cara Among international students participating in Homecoming ferocious Tiger on the School of Nursing Montgomery Raulston (’09), and Andrew McNeill (’11) enjoy were from left: Front row – Yuya Kaburagi, Naho Ohara and float that won first place. (CU Photo by Homecoming. Johnson is holding Caleb Raulston, the son of Erin Grimsley. Second row – Huyen Phung, Annah Norfleet, Joan C. McKinney) Cameron and Cara Raulston. (CU Photo by Christina Kern) Ganchimeg Enkhchimeg, Jennifer Morgan and Yumiko Oga. Back row – Luis Cedeno, Aya Owada, Hanako Abe and Hannah Baird. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa)
The largest crowd ever, with 134 cars Clawz gives a high five to and 13 motorcycles, was on hand for Tray Parish, who is held the 19th annual Homecoming Car/ by his dad, Todd Parish Motorcycle Show. (CU Photo by (a ’00). (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa) Joan C. McKinney)
www.campbellsville.edu 11 CU awards Lees Distinguished Alumni Award By Matthew Schmuck, student news writer
Sharon (’95) and Henry Lee (’75) were presented the Distinguished Alumni Awards at the Homecoming alumni reception. From left are: Dr. Michael V. Carter, president; Sharon Lee; Henry Lee; their daughter, Corey Lee; and Paula Smith, director of alumni relations. (CU Photo by Joan C. McKinney)
Campbellsville University has awarded avid jogger and is an active member of The Lees are members of Henry Edrington Lee (’75) with the the Rotary Club. Campbellsville Baptist Church, where Distinguished Alumni Award and his Mrs. Lee is a registered representa- Lee is a Sunday School superintendent wife, Sharon Morris Lee (’73), with the tive with Prime Vest Financial Services, a and deacon, and Mrs. Lee serves as a Distinguished Alumna Award. position she has held since 1995. She is class teacher for the toddlers. Having deep roots in Campbellsville also a Campbellsville University member Their daughter, Corey, an assistant University, Lee followed his father’s of the Patrons of the Arts. commonwealth attorney in Lexington, [Everette Lee] footsteps all the way up to Mrs. Lee was employed at Union said, “As an only child, I have always had the Board of Trustees. Underwear in the payroll department in a very close relationship with my lee started Wise and Lee CPAs in 1979. From 1973 to 1988, she worked parents. They have always loved and 1982, which quickly grew to one of the with the Social Security Administration supported me though every endeavor of largest accounting firms in Central as a claims clerical service representative. my life. Education and leadership were Kentucky. She worked at Taylor County Bank as an always two things my parents deeply He changed career paths in 2007 to executive secretary from 1988 to 1993, believed in and encouraged.” become a banker and serves as president and then in 1993 she worked as a and CEO of Taylor County Bank and is registered representative at Mariner also on the board of directors. Lee is an Financial Services. Celebrate the T iger – H ome c oming 2011 Celebrate
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CU graduate, Men’s swimming to be reinstated in 2012 Casey Smith, is By Chris Megginson, sports information director new swim coach By Richard RoBards, assistant to the sports information director
Steven Yospur (front) and Andrew Simmons are two current student-athletes helping to restart the men’s swim program. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards)
After a more than 10-year absence, The women’s program built off that men’s swimming will return to tradition in 1999 with Cassie Trotter Campbellsville University in 2012, the becoming the first-ever CU female university announced this fall. athlete to win an NAIA national title. Beginning this winter, eight “I’m really excited about going Casey Smith current CU students will compete as back to our roots…I know what our club team members in hopes of laying a history is. That is an encouragement to Casey Bradstreet Smith (’08) was hired foundation for the reinstatement of the me when I walk past that trophy case in August as the new swim coach at program next fall. Former swimmer every day. It’s encouraging that it’s do- Campbellsville University. and new swim coach Casey Smith will able to return to that one day, even if it Smith was a university Champion coach the men’s team in addition to her may take a few years,” Smith said. “I’m of Character and NAIA Scholar Athlete duties with the women’s team. really grateful for the work and effort during her three semesters as a Lady “We are excited to reinstate the that was put into the program before, Tiger swimmer. sport of men’s swimming during the and I am doing my best to not let our Originally from Bath, N.Y., Smith 2012-2013 academic year,” said Rusty alumni down and make them proud.” has called Campbellsville home for the Hollingsworth, director of athletics. Smith hopes the addition of men’s past five years. After graduation she “Our newly hired coach, Casey swimming as Campbellsville’s 24th stayed in Campbellsville and eventu- Smith, will spend the next year recruiting sports team will create a buzz around ally married Chad Smith, who is now a her first class of male swimmers to begin campus about the sport and bring a CU student and director at the South competition during the fall semester of boost to the morale of the whole Hall East, a men’s residence hall. 2012. We have a great facility and a new program. She hopes to use the club “Casey will be a great addition coach that is enthusiastic about the team this winter as a foundation for the to our coaching staff,” said Rusty future of Tiger swimming.” program’s future. Hollingsworth, director of athletics. The men’s program was disbanded “I’m really excited about using a “She was a leader on the swim team as in 2000 after an 11-year history in club team as a way to tell people it’s a student, and I expect her to excel as which CU collected numerous Top 3 coming and hopefully have a little bit of a coach. Casey is a person of strong finishes in conference meets and a foundation for next year,” Smith said. Christian faith that will be evidenced claimed three NAIA individual national “My very favorite thing about talking to in her coaching style and the way she champions. Brendan Ward, Maxim any prospective students is letting them cares for her swimmers. I’m excited Ivanov and Richard Blake were CU’s talk to a current athlete. Being able to about the future of the Tiger swim first-ever national champions for any have that connection, even if they were program.” sport from 1997 to 1999, respectively. on the club team, is helpful.”
14 Fall 2011
Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the peoplePr perish.”esiden – tProverbs’s rep 29:18aort 2011(KJV)
NOVEMBER 2011 Dear Alumni and Friends:
This President’s Report outlines the progress made during the 2010-2011 year ending June 30, 2011. The past year, our 104th year of Christian higher education, was a very successful time in the history of Campbellsville University. We began to witness the implementation of portions of Vision 2025: Preparing Christian Servant Leaders (Vision 2025) which is the official blueprint for the future adopted by the CU Board of Trustees in August 2009. This report highlights a number of areas in which we are progressing in the implementation of Vision 2025 goals. A primary goal of Vision 2025 is for Campbellsville University to become one of America’s premier Christian universities. This will be accomplished by: integrating our faith and academic learning; preparing Christian servant leaders in an environment of academic excellence, character development, diversity and lifelong learning; offering new academic programs that are in high demand and reflect the Christian ethic of service to others; raising the level of funds that are needed to meet these challenging goals; growing the regional footprint of CU in Kentucky and beyond; and providing excellence in student facilities and the learning environment. During 2010-2011, we were able to raise a total of $6.1 million – compared to $6.0 million the year before. The number of donors increased from 1,825 to 1,841. We are gratified by the increasing number of individuals, churches, President Michael V. Carter businesses and corporations, foundations, and agencies who are providing financial support to Campbellsville University. We must continue to increase the number of donors, and the amount of funds raised annually, in order to fulfill the goals “Where there is set forth by Vision 2025. Thank you for your faithful prayers and support. Together, no vision, the we are making a difference in the lives of the students, of diverse backgrounds and experiences, who are finding their people perish.” calling at Campbellsville University.
– Proverbs 29:18a (KJV) Most cordially,
Michael V. Carter President
President’s Report 2011 Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the peopleAP rDeca perish.”esidend –e tProverbs o’sf rTransformaep 29:18aort 2011(KJV) tion
2010 – 2025 A Blueprint for the Second Century of Campbellsville University
The Campbellsville University Board of Trustees and Christian commitment. Scholarly research and President Michael V. Carter initiated a visioning process for community service will always be prioritized as the institution’s second century of Christian higher the university grows; education following the completion of the 2006-2007 • The commitment to the CU strategic planning centennial celebration. process, which looks forward five years, and master Designed to cast a vision for the future and to build on facilities plan, a ten-year plan, has been instrumental the momentum resulting from the success of the centennial in the school’s progress and will continue to make celebration, a Committee on the Vision for the Second planning and assessment institutional priorities; Century (Vision Committee) was appointed and consisted • CU’s historic role as a Christian higher education of trustees, faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community institution in the Baptist tradition will continue to representatives. be critically important in the second century; This Vision 2025: Preparing Christian Servant Leaders • Completion of the $50 million Transforming a New (Vision 2025) plan is the result of an extensive self examina- Generation—A Journey of Faith Centennial Capital tion process and presents a blueprint of what the institution Campaign, around ten months in advance of the aspires to become over the next 15 years (from 2010 through June 30, 2009 deadline, is but a first step in assuring 2025). A survey document was made available to the various the financial stability and advancement of the constituency groups (i.e., Board of Trustees, Church Relations institution. A Vision 2025 capital campaign is a Council, Advancement Board, Board of Alumni, and other priority item; and groups as well as faculty, staff, coaches and students) to • CU will continue as an institution that focuses on the receive input, was distributed via Internet and hard copy, and success of each student with emphasis on mastery of suggestions received were referred to the Vision Committee the academic discipline, servant leadership, and for study and consideration. character development from a Christian perspective. This document is designed to cast the future direction of in summary, the vision, being cast by the Board of Campbellsville University in a broad, macro-approach and to Trustees, Dr. Michael Carter, and the senior leadership team, move Campbellsville University to a higher level of quality is for Campbellsville University to be a premiere Christian and excellence. The vision goes beyond the one-year and university in the nation. five-year forward look of the institutional strategic planning Much of the foundation has been put in place, and CU process. Vision 2025 builds upon the foundational steps now looks to the future to build upon that foundation in already taken by the Board of Trustees and administration as order to achieve overall excellence in all areas of institutional summarized below: life. The vision strategies presented are not designed for • The University Mission Statement, originally adopted specificity on all matters, but they represent a “general in July 2001, has been revised and approved by the blueprint for the future” and will be phased into our five year Board of Trustees as of April 28, 2009; strategic planning process over time. • Our emphasis will remain on excellence in the The pictures and text in this President’s Report are an creation of the teaching and learning process in a account of the progress of the Vision 2025 during the character-developing atmosphere based on our 2010-11 academic year.
www.campbellsville.edu Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” – Proverbs 29:18a (KJV) Mission Statement Major Goals Campbellsville University is a comprehensive, Christian institution that offers pre-professional, undergraduate and graduate programs. of the Plan The university is dedicated to academic excellence solidly grounded in the liberal arts that fosters personal growth, integrity and professional preparation within a caring 1 environment. The university prepares students as Christian Campbellsville University will increase servant leaders for lifelong learning, continued scholarship, in size to approximately 5,000 students. and active participation in a diverse, global society. 2 We will enhance the integration of faith Core Values and learning across the curriculum. • To foster academic excellence through pre-professional certificates, associate, baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral programs through traditional, technical and 3 online systems We will continue to prepare Christian • To provide an environment conducive for student success servant leaders. • To uphold the dignity of all persons and value diverse perspectives within a Christ-centered community • To model servant leadership through effective 4 stewardship of resources We will promote “teaching scholarship” and community learning across our campuses. 5 We will continue to prepare students for a rapidly changing world through innovative curricula. 6 We will provide excellent academic, student life and athletic facilities.
President’s Report 2011 Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the peopleA Deca perish.”d –e Proverbs of Transforma 29:18a (KJV) tion
July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
*Kentucky Baptist Convention Centennial Circle Kresge Foundation ($100,000 or more cumulatively) Lowell Avenue Baptist Church ...... Mabel Pew Myrin Trust Giving Becky Mann James R. and Sherri Angel Douglas and Kim McAfee The Arthur Vining Davis Alex and Lou Montgomery Foundation Guy and Elizabeth Montgomery AT&T Corporation David and Shirley Morris Societies Aurora Foundation Michael and Martha Murphy Membership in any of Campbellsville University’s giving societies recognizes and honors special levels J. Chester Badgett# *Larry and Beverly Noe of generosity. These societies also honor the legacy Barnes & Noble College Robert B. Oldham of Campbellsville University. Booksellers, Inc. Partnership 2000, Inc. Bowie-Brown-Wilcoxson W. Morgan# and Ernestine Partnership Patterson Steve and Rita Branscum *Pioneer College Caterers, Inc. Centennial Circle Charles# and Bobbie Burkeen Kenneth and Fay Pope The Centennial Circle honors individuals, businesses, Campbellsville Baptist Church J. Chester and Betty Porter churches and foundations who have supported the Lenora Carter Procter & Gamble Fund university and have a cumulative giving history of Michael and Debbie Carter Ron and Mary Lou Rafferty $100,000 or more. William G. and Jill Chandler George and Marie Ransdell John and Cathy Chowning Richard D. Van Lunen Foundation Citizens Bank & Trust Company Robins Foundation Campbell Society City of Campbellsville Billy Speer The Campbell Society honors those who support the Community Trust Bank Hayward and Nancy Spinks university with annual gifts of $10,000 to $99,999. Jeanette Conner Taylor County Bank The City of Campbellsville was named for the founding Lewis and Wanda Cornelius Taylor Regional Hospital family, the Campbells. The university also chose to Cox Interior, Inc. Ralph and Laura Tesseneer honor the Campbell family by using the name J. B. Crawley Toyota USA Foundation E. O. Robinson Mountain Fund W. W. Grainger, Inc. Campbellsville. E.ON U.S. Joseph and Susan Walters Ervin G. Houchens Foundation Western Kentucky Coca-Cola, Inc. Hoskins Society *Estate of Fuller Harding Edwin and Joye White The Hoskins Society honors donors who support *Estate of Eloise Moffett Owen and Shirley Whitehouse the university with annual gifts of $5,000 to $9,999. Estate of Eleanor Terry Norfleet Edward and Mamie Lee Wong Campbellsville University is honoring the Hoskins Dan E. and Ginny Flanagan *Gifts of $100,000 or more Fruit of the Loom, Inc. in fiscal year 2010-2011 family by naming the Hoskins Society in their memory. The Gheens Foundation # Deceased The original building site was on eight acres of the Good Hope Baptist Church Hoskins Farm. *Donnie and Anna Gosser GTE Foundation Campbell Society Russell Creek Society Kelly and Judy Hall ($10,000.00 + ) The Russell Creek Society honors donors who support Lawrence and Sharon Hall ...... Neal F. Harding the university with annual gifts of $2,500 to $4,999. Bessie C. Hawkins Barnes & Noble College The Russell Creek Society is named for Russell Creek M. V. Haggin Trust Booksellers, Inc. Academy, founded in September of 1906, which would E. Bruce and Betty Heilman Britt and Paula Brockman later become Campbellsville University. Hilpp’s LaRue County Properties Steve Bryant George and Patricia# Howell Campbellsville Baptist Church President’s Club IBM Corporation Michael and Debbie Carter James Graham Brown William G. and Jill Chandler The President’s Club honors donors who support Foundation John and Cathy Chowning the university with annual gifts of $1,000 to $2,499. David and Eleta Johnson Citizens Bank & Trust Company President Emeritus Dr. W. R. Davenport implemented John and Paula Keith Community Trust Bank the giving society in 1979.
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GOAL ONE: Campbellsville University will increase in size to approximately 15,000 students. Campbellsville University is consistently adding to the housing on campus. The university recently added the Men’s Village Residence Hall, which gives the men more options for living on campus.
July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
John and Myra Cooper George and Marie Ransdell Kentucky Baptist Foundation Estate of Eleanor Terry Norfleet Robins Foundation Lafayette Engineering, Inc. Russell Creek Society Estate of Eloise Moffett *Schutrust, LLC Henry E. and Sharon Lee ($2,500-$4,999) *Estate of Fuller Harding Tom and Jo Anne Shelton Lowell Avenue Baptist Church ...... *Estate of Martha B. Lyon Taylor County Bank Franklin E. Milby# Estate of Montye M. Hill Ralph and Laura Tesseneer New Hope Missionary Bill and Evelyn Allen Dan E. and Ginny Flanagan Susan Tesseneer-Street Baptist Church Amazon.com The Gheens Foundation Patricia Vaughn Paul and Mary Osborne B & B Outdoor Advertising Good Hope Baptist Church Western Kentucky Pioneer College Caterers, Ivan and Rena Bennett Lewis and Jana Gore Coca-Cola, Inc. Nashville Kenny and Carla Bennett Donnie and Anna Gosser WKYT-TV, Lexington The Procter & Gamble Fund Bertram, Cox & Miller, LLP *Heartbeat Development, LLC Ed and Mamie Lee Wong *John Reiss Best Western Inn E. Bruce and Betty Heilman R. Shawn and Karen Rich Jerry and Barbara Blankenship *The Humana Foundation Roy and Brenda Rich Barry and Jane Blevins Kentucky Baptist Convention Hoskins Society David and Jacquelyn Sandifer Bluegrass Cellular *Lake Cumberland Community ($5,000-$9,999) Hayward and Nancy Spinks Larry and Sherry Bowen Action Agency ...... Thoroughbred Contractors, LLC George and Floydene Bright *Larry D. Noe Properties, LLC *U.S. Bank Nancy Ann Brinkley LG&E James and Sarah Anglin W. W. Grainger, Inc. Bobby and Lillian Brooks M. V. Haggin Trust Frank and Shirley Cheatham J. Barry and Kelly Watts Kenneth and Etta Calvert Alex and Lou Montgomery Columbia Baptist Church Patricia Cave Webster Comcast Communications Guy and Elizabeth Montgomery E. O. Robinson Mountain Fund Owen and Shirley Whitehouse Jay and Alice Conner David and Shirley Morris FMB Advertising Richard and Ellen Corum Michael and Martha Murphy Forcht Bank Cox Interior, Inc. Larry and Beverly Noe Mark and Lateshia Johnson Patricia J. Daugherty Robert Oldham O. C. and Lougusta Jones *Roger and Judith Davis Pioneer College Caterers, Inc. John and Paula Keith Talmadge and Diana Derringer
*New Member for 2010-2011 #Deceased
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Campbellsville University’s campus is growing by adding additional housing each year. The most recent addition was the “J” block of the Women’s Village Residence Hall.
Campbellsville University recently signed an agreement with KCTCS (Kentucky Community and Technical College System) on transferability. Dr. Michael V. Carter, right, president of CU, signs the agreement along with Dr. Michael B. McCall, president of KCTCS.
*Edward Jones Investments Gordon and Mary Jane Weddle Barry and Margaret Bertram David and Kita Clement Ron and Jane Ellis Windstream Thomas and Marguerite Bertram Ty and Scotty Clenney *Fairview Baptist Church Murrell and Betty Young *Dennis and Faye Bickers Michael and Marcie Close Darlene Gardner *Derek and Shannon Bishop James and Linda Coffey H & W Sport Shop Don and June Bishop Mary Ellen Coker Hord Landscaping and President’s Club Gary and Sharon Bloemer Shirrell Kay Coker Lawn Care ($1,000-$2,499) Wilburn and Connie Bonta C. G. and Lynda Collins John and Pamela Hurtgen ...... James and Ann Braden William and Connie Collins Kentucky Bar Foundation Iolta Steve and Rita Branscum Everett and Rose Colvin Becky Mann *A-1 Pressure Washing Hollis Brockman *Committee to Elect Dan Venters Muldraugh Hill Baptist Church Skip and Leigh Anne Alexander *BSA Softball Jeanette Conner Mildred Newton Barry and Larie Allen *Nancy Buchanan *Melinda Coppock Mike and Laura Pope John and Cathy Allen John and Samantha Burch James and Patricia Cowherd Pyles Excavating, Inc. Ray and Marilyn Altman Louis and Peggy Burden J. B. Crawley Walter and LaVerne Rhodes American Mining Insurance Sherry and Pat Burkhart Larry and Rita Creason Milton and Diane Rogers Company Anna Mary Byrdwell Phil Cunningham Saloma Baptist Church Richard and Shirley Ammon Campbellsville Apparel, Inc. Craig and Carmen Curtiss Eugene and Susan Shively Josh and Crystal Anderson Campbellsville Industries, Inc. Terry and Judy Dabney Billy Speer Atmos Energy Campbellsville/Taylor County W. R. and Janet Davenport Teresa Spurling Glenna Jo Bacon Chamber of Commerce Clarence and Sarah Davidson Joel and Vicky Stewart Tony and Priscilla Badgett John Mark and Cynthia Carter Hermano and Elisamar Toyota Motor Mfg. KY John Ball James E. Cason De Queiroz UPS Foundation *Russell and Gladys Barclay Michael and Teresa Cassell Jim and Delphine Deaton V. V. Cooke Foundation Darel and Laura Barnett Robert and Janet Chambliss Charlotte R. Depew Chuck and Karen Vaughn Sammy and Brenda Barnett *Melody Chaney *Jerome and Janet Dixon Verizon Foundation James R. Bault Norman and Margaret Christie John Dorough David and Nancy Walters William and Barbara Bault Robert and Lillian Clark Robert L. Doty
*New Member for 2010-2011 #Deceased
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July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
*David and Deborah Duda David and Sue Hyde Ed and Kathy Pavy Chad and Carol Sullivan Mike and Phyllis Eastridge *Intelenet America, LLC Joyce A. Payne *Glen E. Taul Ronnie and Darlene Eastridge Kimble and Julia Jessie *Perkins & Son Masonry, LLC Taylor County Baptist Association Larry and Beverly Ennis *Johnson Motors, Inc. Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Ted and Sheri Taylor James and Betty Ewing Shirl H. Johnson Kenneth and Fay Pope Otto and Pam Tennant Farmers National Bank Gerald and Luevern Joiner J. Chester and Betty Porter Toyota Motor Manufacturing, *First Baptist Church, Owenton James and Martha Jones William G. Porter Erlanger Matt and Felicia Flanagan Tim and Jamie Edwards Judd Lewis and Brenda Priddy Danny and Neva Trent Will and Amy Flanagan Bennie and Pat Keen Ron and Mary Lou Rafferty *Tommy and Camille Turner Fort Knox Federal Credit Union *Robert and Karen Keller L. D. Rasdall, Jr. Tony and Sue Turner Fowler Durham & Company, Benji and Kellie Kelly Mickey and Donna Ray Valley View Church PLLC Jim and Joetta Kelly Emma and David Revis Betty Vinson DeWayne and Sarah Frazier Ken and JoAyne Keltner Garry and Linda Richards Robert J. Wade Alan and Kathy Fryrear Tom and Jana Kemp Tadarro and Mary Beth Ed and Linda Waggener David Wayne Gaddie Richie and Sonya Kessler Richardson Joseph and Susan Walters Wilma Gaddie Ken and Joyce Koehler Mike and Susan Richey Brandon and Ginger Warren Bob and Jeanne Gaddis *April E. Kriete R. Boyd and Jane Robertson C. Michael and Alice Watts Roy and Jo Garner Kroger Food Stores Della Rowe Dorothy A. Wayne *Bruce and Carolyn Garrison Paul and Shirley Lawson Ricky Rowe Wayne and Kathy Wells *Michael Shane and Jennifer The Learning House, Inc. David and Beverly Rowland Norma Wheat Garrison Ron and Kayi Lewis Royal Music Company, Inc. *Jane Wheatley Gerald Printing Service Liberty Baptist Church *Elizabeth H. Russell Michael and Faye Whitley Keith and Jennifer Goforth Leo and Sheryl Luken Tony and Bonnie Rutherford Wholesale Hardwood Billy and Mary Gosser Ray and Leah Magers Salem Baptist Church Interiors, Inc. Charles and Peggy Graham Marvin and Myrna Martin *Christopher M. Sanders Scott and Elizabeth Wigginton *Paul and Ruth Graham Mickey J. Martin Sapp’s Plumbing Mary Wilgus The Green Room Mary Anne’s Hallmark *Scene Weavers Joey and Pamela Williams *Rickey L. Greer Martha Jean Maupin *Second Nature, Inc. Kenneth and Shirley Winters Barry and Wanda Hahn Dennis R. Maxie B. J. and Vicki Senior Wise, Buckner, Sprowles & Arthur and Patty Haley Britten McDowell *Catherine R. Settle Associates Kelly and Judy Hall Edward and Wilma McGuire Ben and Renee Settles George and Donna Wise Lawrence and Sharon Hall Larry and Patty McKenzie Sherwin-Williams Company Chris and Susan Withers Robert and Carolyn Hall Stan and Joan McKinney Shiloh Baptist Church James and Pegge Woolums Ona Mae Hamilton Glenn and Mary Ann McQuaide Mary Shipley Wm. Steve and Lisa Wright Herman and Betty Hardesty Shirley Meece Virginia Shively *WVLC Big Dawg Neal F. Harding Inez Milby *Tracy and Leigh Shultz A. Burdette and Dorothy Harmon Mildred V. Horn Foundation Preston and Rachael Siler *Edward and Jane Hart *Catherine Ann Moore *Siloam Baptist Church Partner Betty Hatfield# Morris Advertising SimplexGrinnell ($500.00-$999.99) *Billy and Christine Hatfield Specialties, Inc. Gordon and Betty Gorin Smith ...... Bessie C. Hawkins Hugh and Betty Moss Frank and Nell Smith Daniel and Linda Hayes *Chris and Dianna Mueller John and Paula Smith Bonnie Abner *Eddie and Vickie Hazelwood Mike and Bobbie Heilman Murphy Malinda Parker Smith Larry and Betty Curtsinger *Hillvue Heights Church *Joshua and Vanessa Myers *Orville Smith Alexander Hilpp Construction Nally & Haydon Surfacing Randy Smoot Bruce and Michele Anderton M. Earlene Himes Richard and Margaret Nelson Ricky and Shannon Sparkman Tom and Rachel Badgett Holiday Inn Express, David and Angie Newton Keith and Rita Spears Lori Ann Bamer Campbellsville Russ and Krista Newton State Farm Companies Mary Ella Bertram Rusty and Beth Hollingsworth *Nunery and Call, PLLC Foundation Susan Manion Blevins Ronnie and Laura Hord Osborne-Humphress STC Consolidated Brian and Shelly Braden *Gene and Carol Hornback Realty Co, Inc. Operations, LLC Briarwood Dental John and Carolyn Hornback George E. Owen Shawn Stevens Reid and Annette Brown Stephen G. Horner Nancy Owen Bob and Peg Stotts Paul Cantley Jeanetta Howell Palestine Baptist Church Robert and Mary Street Johnnie Clark
*New Member for 2010-2011 #Deceased
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GOAL TWO: We will enhance the integration of faith and learning across the curriculum.
2Freshmen students and their mentors worship together in Ransdell Chapel during their weekly FIRST CLASS gathering.
Campbellsville University puts an emphasis on service learning projects during Campbellsville University’s FIRST CLASS. One specific Kentucky Heartland Institute FIRST CLASS collected on Public Policy (KHIPP) non-perishable food items brings speakers from all over for the local food pantry. to speak on public policy. Eleanor Jordan, executive director of the Kentucky Commission on Women in Frankfort, Ky., spoke at KHIPP for Women’s History Month.
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Campbellsville University puts a strong emphasis on serving others during the FIRST CLASS program for first-year students. From left, Brooke Boils, MaKayla McCloud, Sarah Fletcher and Todd Parish, KHO director, participate in Repair GOAL THREE: Affair with Kentucky Heartland Outreach as part of a service-learning project. We will continue to prepare Christian servant leaders.
3Marcia Gilbert, left, from the Central Kentucky Crisis Pregnancy Center speaks with students Mizuki Ikeda and Ryutaro Kato at the university health fair.
Rebecca Nehring helps students at Taylor County Elementary School with an arts and crafts project as part of her class’s service learning project for FIRST CLASS.
President’s Report 2011 Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the peopleA Deca perish.”d –e Proverbs of Transforma 29:18a (KJV) tion
July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Chris and Shannon Clark Stewart’s Creek Baptist Church Green River Glass, LLC Super 8 Motel Ron and Vicki Cooper Sue Cecil Story Robert and Kelli Gwilt Swan’s Landing Catering, Inc. Ben and Regina Cox Bill Stout Marion and Patsy Hall Taylor Regional Hospital EL Paso Energy Super Wash Judith Hamblin Bobby and Shanae Thompson Bob Farrar Temple Baptist Church Al and Peggy McKnight Hardy Linda Trollinger Norman and Sharon Wise Feese Gary and Diana Thalacker Joseph Heath Rhonda Vale First Baptist Church, London United Citizens Bank Donna and Pete Hedgepath Tommy and Jennifer Valentine First Baptist Church, Monticello Jessica L. Wampler Linda and Scotty Hedgespeth Van Meter Insurance Group First Baptist Church, Sebree Leon and Sharolyn Wilson Charles and Sharon Hedrick Robert and Karen VanEst First Baptist Church of Sonora Wise Dentistry for Kids, PSC Douglas and Susan Henderson Wal-Mart Supercenter 0665 Fordsville Baptist Church Danny and Gean Wright Janet Hert David and Jamie Walters Kevin and Brenda Foster Howard and Virginia Clarence and Ruth Ann Wilson Debbie Fryrear Hockenberger Winman Volleyball Club Greasy Creek Baptist Church Sponsor Carl Hogsed Joe and Cindy Woosley Clem and Yevette Haskins ($250.00-$499.99) Houchens Insurance Group Jeff and Donna Wright William David Hedrick ...... Dwayne and Susan Harris Howell Hope Community Church IBM Corporation George and Patricia# Howell Keith and Vanessa Adkins Jamestown First Baptist Church Century Club Ingersoll-Rand Company Lillie Robertson Adkins Japheth Jaoko ($100.00-$249.99) Stephen and Jody Jakosa Ronald and Brenda Allen Julia R. Judd ...... William and Llewellyn Kemper Teresa Aulbach Jason S. Keltner Kenny and Amy Shields Lawson Francis Ballard Kentucky Utilities Company AArea Real Estate Locust Grove Baptist Church Louis and Faith Bates Lawrence and Mary Lou Lakin Douglas and Brenda Aaron Marlimar Interactive, LLC Linda Eastridge Beal Wm. Reese Land Action Appraisals, LLC Cecil Martin Beech Fork Baptist Church Liberty Baptist Church Dennis and Kimberley Adams Pat and Elaine Mattingly Jack and Mary Jenkins Bennett Life Advisors Financial Planning Kenny and Stacy Adams Edgar and Pamela Jenkins Terry and Carol Earle Black Wealth Mgmt. Steve and Connie Aitken McGee Dorothy Bonner Little Caesars Pizza John “Tree” and Rebekah Akers Donald and Bobbie McKinney Mark and Janet Bradley Alvin and Lois McAnelly Paul and Jacqueline Larry and Brenda Milby Bryant and Stephanie Brown John and Paula Mays Mealey Wilson Akridge Gary Miller Jesse and Bernice Brown Bryan and Kellie Milburn Charles and Joretta Alexander Elizabeth Moore David and Patricia Carlson James E. Monin All American Network Northside Baptist Church Tommy and Judy Clark Leonard and Helen Mudd Cabling, LLC Thomas and Brenda Panella Bernie and Kathy Coffey Pat Weissner Myers Richard and Suzanne Allison David and Donna Pierce Dave and Jennifer Collie Bill and Beth Ann Neal Steve and Kay Alston PNC Bank Creek Side Restaurant J. Paul and Carlene Newton Yared Altaye Gary and Paula Hubbard Rafferty James and Sara Blevins Curry Oak Grove Baptist Church American Legion Post No. 203 Raymond Baptist Church C-Ville Enterprises, LLC Papa John’s Pizza American Legion Post No. 694 Gary L. Reasor Jerry Dile Willard and Doris Phelps Christopher and Susan Anderson Restoration House Family Doug and Barbara Feltner Randall and Patricia Phillips Ken and Jill Asher Worship Center Bill and Rebecca Fesmire Joann Purdue Larry and Sherry Ayres Teresa Richerson Phyllis Finley Mildred Renner Robert A. Babbage Wesley and Sida Roberts First Baptist Church of Bellevue Reynolds Electrical Carrie Ballinger Chad Robinson First Baptist Church, Paris Contractors, LLC Gene Ballinger Michael and Lori Sanders Flat Lick Baptist Church Vernon and Debbie Roddy Monica Bamwine Scripps Howard Foundation Donna Fohl Dominic Rossetto Charles and Betty Barnes The Sherwin-Williams Foundation Gary and Janie Forman Robert and Ruth Badgett Shaw Shana Barrowclough Willis and Betty Shotwell Friendship Baptist Church Ellis and Julie Smith Baskin-Robbins Milton Shuffett Dale Furkin Jerome Smith Paul and Charlene Baumgardner Southern Kentucky Lewis and Gail Gabehart Kevin Smith Stephen T. Beard, Inc. Eye Center, PSC Jason and Starr Garrett Winona Hay Smith J. D. and Georgia Bell Stanford Baptist Church Ed Goble Smith-Altman Insurance, Inc. Lucia Bello Rick and Mary Stansbury Grandscapes Professional Keith and Donna Sprowles Guy and Kathe Bernier Victor and Joan Stansbury Landscaping Service, Inc. Sue Cravens Stivers Leo and Sharon Bernier
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July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Bruce and Lori Bertolucci Crab Orchard Baptist Youth David and Clarissa Gault David and Eleta Johnson Betty Black Virginia Crabb Gene Ray Electric Co., Inc. Julie H. Johnson Melbourne and Eda Lou Black Creative Automotive Nolen and Shirley Gilpin Paul and Joan Johnson Richard and Martha Bland Solutions, Inc. Christie Glasscock Dee Shely Johnston Bogard Evelyn Crooke Wilburn and Rosemary Goble Keith Byron and Casondra Jones Tony Boils Paul and Betty Creech Dameron Robert and Kelley Black Goins Lynn Boyd Jones Jerry S. Bonds Marshall and Patsy Darnell Mark and Pat Gooch Stacy Kanda David and Teresa Borders Dan David Donald and Janice Good William Keeling Robert Bortolotto Jake and Marsha Davis Joe and Jane Goodman Joseph Kelly Willard Bright Harvey and Michelle Dickens Donald and Sharon Peavler L.D. and Frances Kennedy Jesse and Janell Briones Nancy Dillender Gowin Ted Kidd Eric and Tracy Bruns Donald and Venona Graham Susan Graves Peggy Kinman Jack and Isola Bruns Dobson Green River Graphics Betty Knifley Chris Bryant Robert Dotson Don and Sue Green Wayne and Katherine Kuhner Farnsworth and Celia Bryant Melvyn and Kathryn Douglas James and Lydia Greer KYCUL Services, Inc. Sammie and Shelbie Clark Bryant Duane and Karen Robertson Thomas L. Gregory Last Hope Realty & Auction Bob and Shirley McGlockin Dunagan Eldon Grey Company Buckner Gerald Durham Douglas and Janell Grider Jason and Tara Lawson Burkesville Baptist Church Tibby Durham Steven Grover Jerome and Martha Lawson Susan M. Burress East Hartford Baptist Church Thomas and Jewel Gupton Larry and Kay Cox Legg John Byas Youth Elwood and Connie Haas Thomas and Rachel Jackson Ronald and Leanne Cadieux Odell Eastham Gwinn and Roger Hahn Lewis Paul and Helen Lockwood Thomas M. Ebiner Veanna Hamilton Margaret Belwood Linkes Camenisch Billy and Betty Davis Edwards Judy Harden Tommy L. Locke Rudy and Mary Breeding Randall and Cynthia Elkins Jim and Lorri Forman Hardy Sharon Lohden Campbell Dwayne and Sandra Ellis Leonard P. Harmon Mark and Debbie Lollar John and Jenifer Martin Carney Ernest D. Haycraft, PC Velma Smith Hart Shirley Long John and Rebecca Carter David and Nikki True Falconbury Steve and Julie Tinsley Hartman Gerald and Jolene Lord Robert and Karen Carter Family and Friends Adult Joseph and Janis Hayden Michael Lund Stephen Carter Family Home Robby Hayden Bill and Kay Mackey Albert and Lula Mae Cave Farr Better Supply Co. Bruce and Sue Hayes Cordell and Brona Maddox David and Janiel Cebulko Raymond and Cora Faulkner Hays and Andrew Barbara Maich James and Betty Cave Cecil Kathleen M. Filkins Max and Ruth Heath Rick Mann Cliff and Mary Jane Chaffee Amber Finck Dale Marie Henderson Heloise Browning Marsh Peggy Chambers First Baptist Church, Bellville, OH Don and Helen Henderson Bob and Joyce Martin James and Dixie Chaney Jim and Janelle Fisher Randall B. Herron Lahoma Hatcher Mather Donald and Betty Chatham Chad and Jessica Floyd Highland Hills Baptist Church Evelyn Matherly Gladys Cheatham Lloyd and Ruth Anne Foe Wanda F. Hill Jagath and Ruvi Mathupala Thomas and Carole Cheatham Carl and Jane Ford Paul and Judith Hinkle Jessie Mae Mattingly Peter and Alice Chernichan Lawrence and Diane Ford Hogards Chapel Methodist Wayne and Kay Mayes Children’s Landing Daycare William K. Forman Church Tremaine and Judith McArthur Laura E. Chowning Richard Fortune Anna F. Hogue Patrick McBride Kelly and Alberta Christerson George Fox Elsie Wood Rodgers Hollander W. D. and Cynthia Garland Norman Christie Tony and Kellee Frogge Tim and Venita Hooper McCubbin Paul Cloyd M. Ray and JoAnn Fryrear Betty Barnes Hord Colin and Marilyn McDaniel Paul and Lucy Clubb Roger and Vicki Phelps Fulk Finis and Bettie Rose Horne Margaret Phillips McDonald Bernadette Coffey Janette Furkin Danny R. House Joshua McFarland Robert and Ginger High Colvin Keith and Rebecca Gabehart Nancy Taul Howey Darrel and Karin McFerron Sara Frances Coop Greg and Linda Hayes Gaby Harry and Carolyn Huffman Nancy McKenney Arlis and Anna Cooper John Gagne Donald and Ruth Hustad Edward J. McKeon Craig and Bertie Cox Braxton and Tena Gaither J. Brown Enterprises, Inc. B. Wade and Kathy Colvin Robbin Cox Lou Rae Gardner Walter and Jacqueline Jackson McKinley Weldon and Betty Cox George and Mary Hedrick Garrett Vijay Jain David Meece Abby Coyle Gayle Garrison Martin and Leslee Jakosa Stuart Mervis
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John and Veada Watkins Metcalf Dennis and Lyn Pince Dianne Squires Stacie Yates Don Metzmeier James and Joan Pirkle Frederick and Martha Brooks Tony and Tonya Young Adeline Miller Pleasant Union Baptist Church Stein Stephen Zink J. J. Mills Harold N. Powers Dave Stephens Zion Baptist Church Mitchell’s Mens Wear, Inc. Doug and Megan Price Douglas and Esther Strader Russ and Carole Mobley Michael and Doris Price Thomas Stryker Rodger and Peggy Monson Pro-Services Construction, Inc. Michael and Vickie Plummer Maroon & Gray Club B. Russell and Gladys John and Lynn Rausch Tallent ($1.00 -$99.99) Montgomery Sarita Reams Brooks and Monnie Talley ...... Bernard and Carolyn Montgomery Reed Bros. Insurance Mike Talley Ruby Montgomery Fred and Virginia Reed Jeremy Taylor Calvin and Allene Aaron Dwight Moody Jennifer Reed Sarah Taylor Phillip R. Aaron Cameron Moore Robert and Rita Reynolds Ernestine Thatcher Richard and Ann Abney James and Nevalyn Moore William Rich Perry Thomas Loretta Adams Mortenson Family Dental Marlene and Jeff Richardson Gary and Dorothy Thompson Steve and Cindy Adkins Center, Inc. James and Mary Richerson Chris Tolson Alexander Company Christopher and Lisa Mullins Jennifer Richerson James Turner Chris and Jennifer Allen Bernice Munoz Mike and Amy Dailey Riley Steve and Melissa VanMeter Jewell Allen Richard Murrell Gilbert and Pam Robbins Helen Vaughn Ryan Allen Wayne Muscar Noble and Frances Roberts Vested Publishing, LLC Barb Allender William and Mary Myles Rob and Jill Roberts David and Susan Victor Margaret Altman Tim and Lisa Napier Andrea Robertson Vision Cabinet Source Margaret Alvey Scott Necessary Eugene and Jan Parrott Robinson Jack and Wilma Waff Brodie and Betty Ambrose Joseph and Diane Nelson Bobby and Donna Pepper Juan and Martha Walker Diane Hayes Anderson Lindey Nelson Rodgers Andrew and Sarah Ward Mary L. Anderson Michiyo Newsome Ralph H. Romans Curtis Warf Deborah Andrejco Dale and Shirley Newton Rosemont Baptist Church James Watkins The Apothecary Shoppe of West The Next Legend Mike and Hollis Rosenstein Don and Earla Watson Salem, Inc. Northside Baptist Church Nelson and Katherine Ross Ashli Schmidt Watts Charles and Janice Ashby Douglas and Nancy Oliphant Sadlebrook Holdings, LLC Leo and Laura Weddle Angela Atwood Sunny and Ogochukwu Onyiri David and Beth Sandidge Samuel and Doris Wellman Brady and Leslie Austin Maria Orlando Daniel and Mary Sanidad Stanley and Mable Wells J. Chester Badgett# Don Osborne Michael Schipper Jerry Westerfield Paul and Regina Badgett Joseph and Elizabeth Owens Matthew and Shelly Scott Jo Ann Maurer Wever Vernon and Elva Bagby Palestine Baptist Church Travis and Pamela Belle Scott Robert and Joanne Weyl Ronnie and Glenna Bagwell Brotherhood Ron Sheets Gery Whelan Jack Bailey Mitchell and Carol Parker Steve and Kathy Sheldon Darlene White Christopher and Rebecca Baird Virgil and Jeanette Parker Brian Shelley James A. Wiechart Joseph Bajorek Parkland Baptist Church Leroy and Lucendia Shelton Raymond and Stephanie Wiley Jesse and Violet Baldridge Lanny and Sue Parrott Mark and Maribeth Stokes Harold and Brenda Wilkerson Lindsay Ball Bill and June Parson Shelton Patrick and Tracy Wilkerson Rod and Nancy Banks Don and Glenda Patterson Art Shields Norman and Janet Williams Gregg and Marilyn Bardin Karen and Will Patton Jerry and Alisa Shirrell Clarence and Ruth Ann Wilson Gregory Barger David and Tammy Payne John and Diane Shoemaker Rick and Tammy Ford Wilson Ann Barnell Steve and Carol Peddicord Michael and Debra Simon Terry Smith Wilson Lane and Bonnie Barnes Pediatric Associates of Sarah Jane Stafford Sims Todd and Cindy Lewis Wilson Robert Bartlett Elizabethtown, PLLC John Skaggs Ted and Mary Alice Winn Larry and Trudy Bates David and Rebecca Pennington Steven and Shirley Skaggs Brian and Connie Crawley Wise Kelly and Debbie Baugh James Perry Kevin and Annette Smith Max and Heather Hood Wise William and Sandra Baxter Ova Petrey Wendell and Betty Smith Marvin Wolfe Russell and Kathy Beadles Steven Philhower Matt and Joann Smyzer Jimmie and Julia Workman Jessaca Beard Phillips Lanes Lucky and Barbara Somers Lynn and Lori A. England Wright Lillian Lawson Beckham Connie Sue Phillips H. K. and Jean Sorrell Dwayne and Tina Wroe Larry and Ellen Bell Frank and Debra Oliver Piacenti Jim Spears James and Joy Yates
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GOAL FOUR: We will promote “teaching scholarship” and community learning across 4 our campuses. Diversity is a big part of campus life at Campbellsville University. Odgerel Erdene of Mongolia welcomes students to the Diversity Fair as other students from different cultures serve food from their countries.
July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Fabian and Michelle Creason James and Kathy Blackburn Jerry and Loretta Brock Paula S. Caldwell Bennett David and Jill Blakeman Robert and Sharon Brown Thomas and Julie Caldwell Joel and Suzanne Mobley Henry and Betsy Blakeman ShaDon Brown Steven Casey and Angela Bennett Brian and Amy Bland Sharon Brown Marcum Call Joseph and Andrea Bennett Michelle Dawn Blandford Barry and Mary Patmor Broyles Jeanine Calvert Ronald and Judine Bennett Bobby and Diane Blankenship Robert and Janet Bruce Dennis and Sharon Campbell Anna D. Benningfield Garth Bobrowski Beverly Brunner Robert and Lula Couty Campbell Barry and Gloria Benningfield Bobth Vision Clinic Sam and Judy Cooksey Bruntz Campbellsville Auto Service Diane Benningfield Ethel Bohannon Sharon Bryan Center James Ivan and Betty Robin Bohannon Elizabeth Bryant Capital Appraisals, Inc. Benningfield Guy and Letha Boils Katie and Troy Bryant Diane Carpenter Rick Benningfield Harold and Sharon Myers Bolt Todd and Amanda Bryant John Carter Paul and Judy Lyons Benskin Brian and Brooke Williams Bond William and Barbara Bryant Rose Carter Eva Bernier Barry Booth Barbara Buckman James and Doris Carver Winfred and Vivian Berry Jenna Botts William and Marilee Budai Lee Jean Carver John and Leah Bertram John and Donna Botts Ryan and Natalie Klopfenstein Sandra Cather Phil Allan and Martha Bertram Michael and Debra Bowen Burdette Carol Catlett David and Sheila Best Willie Boyatt Timothy and Joyce Burdon Robert Caulk Sophrona Crook Billeter The Bradshaw Group, LLC Samuel Burke R. T. and Wanda Cave Natalie Bills Dave and Cathy Forman Brandon Kevin Burkhead Sylvia Cave William Birdwhistell Larry and Kathy Kibbons Brewer Sandra Burnett Hilary Cebulko Deborah Birge Charles Leon Bright Charles and Ada Burress Jim and Margie Cheatham Larry and Melva Young Birkhead Judy Gayle Bright Dale and Rhonda Burton David and Jennifer Collins Roxie Bugg Bishop Rodney and Jaimie Lee Bright Robin Burton Chewning Jeffrey Bjorklund Grace Bristow Heather Butler Richard and Mikleane Chouinard Jonathan and Rebecca Brian and Samantha Finley Brock David E. Bybee Daniel and Robin Christensen Gibson Black James and Laura Brock James and Jacqueline Cahill Tony and Marilyn Clark
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Campbellsville University’s KEA-SP organization, through the School of Education, spent time with children at Taylor County Elementary School, reading to them and playing games. CU’s KEA-SP chapter also donated books to the school.
Campbellsville University emphasizes the diversity around the campus. Erin Grimsley of Elizabeth- town, Ky., left, shows her spirit for other cultures as she dresses like Yumiko Oga, a Japanese student, at the Diversity Fair.
Clay Hill Memorial Forest is also a huge part of the stewardship of Campbellsville University. Dr. Gordon Weddle, professor of biology, far right, and Dr. Richie Kessler, assistant professor of biology and environmental studies program coordinator, second from left, give a tour of Clay Hill to Ben Lowe, left, author of “Green Revolution: Coming Together to Care for Creation” and Terry Cook, state director for The Nature Conservancy in Kentucky, not pictured. Alicia Bosela, instructor in biology and assistant director of Clay Hill Memorial Forest, is in center.
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July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Virginia Caldwell Clark Julie Cubert J. W. “Bill” Edwards Pamela Gardner Zena Clark David and Karen Cultrera Wayne and Beverly Edwards Roy and Brenda Gaunce Chris and Shelia Clarke Tommy and Christine Cundiff Eugene and Ellamae Elder Ailene Genoff Jerry and Darlene Clay Betty Brookshire Curry Eli Lilly and Company Terry George Eddie and Bonnie Claycomb Grant Curry Foundation, Inc. Chris and Anne Quarles Gibbs Benjamin and Carolyne Raggard Lloyd and Mattie Bagby Curry Marie Elmore Roberta Gibson Clement Ron and Leniece Dailey Pat and Jamie Mings Elmore Terry and Sharon Gibson Brian and Jennifer Shoemaker Ray and Emily D. Daniels Teresa Elmore Ronnie and Marilyn Gilley Clifford Jerry W. Daugherty James and Ann Slack Embry William and Kathy Gilpin Eva Jean Cline Mike and Celiest Watson Energy Insurance Agency of Thomas Glasscock Faye Cochran Daugherty Lebanon, Inc. Doug and Gail Godsey Gary and Jennifer Coffey David Baldridge’s Lawn Care Fred and Patricia Engel Darrell and Marcy Goff Roger and Jane Coffey Service Jason S. and Emily C. England Russ Goff Darrell F. Cole Meagan Davidson Scott and Karen Epley Craig and Joan Goldsberry Beverly Collard Cecil and Vonda Dorton Davis Lawrence and Denise Ertle Kimberley Goodlett Danielle Collette Rick and Dottie Davis Damon and Lori Eubank Michael and Marilyn Bault Billie Collins Ronald and Kathy Davis Carol Everett Goodwin Ken and JoAnn Collins Terry Davis Kenneth and Patricia Adams Adam Ross Gordon Mark and Cindy Collins Tim and Joni Smock Davis Ewing Kristin Gordon Tommy and Ruby Mattingly Karla Deaton Faith Class, Campbellsville Virginia Gordon Colvin Robert and Imogene Dedman Baptist Church Ron and Carol Gossage DeMarcus S. Compton John and Janet Deener Anthony and Elaine Fargnoli Louise W. Gowen Dennis and Cristine Condon William and Kathy Dees Floyd and Pam Farmer Jennifer Graham Paul and Vicki Connelly Hollis and Rosie Jane Dehart Lincoln and Donna Farmer Barbara Granzow Donald and Mary Conover Jill Dennison Glenn and Rose Farquhar James and Mary Jewell Garry and Carla Cook Kenneth and Melissa Dennison Darnel and Larry Farris Vaughn Graves Brenda Coomer Lee C. Derryberry Bill and Karen Fawcett George and Tammy Green Leroy and Virginia Coleman Joseph and Ann Coakley Kenneth and Mable Fisher Kristoffor and Janelle Green Coomes DeSpain Steve and Dawn Flinchum Douglas and Adele Greenburg Patrick and Nanci Coomes Darryl and Janice Devers Raymond and Peggy Floyd Ron and Rosemary Greer Eric and Melissa Phillips Cooper Norma Dibble Billy Foister Greg’s Furniture Blake Corbin Paul and Brenda Nunn Dicken Betty Forbes Jamie and Rachel Grider Nathan and Phyllis Cornett Shajuana Ditto Lindy Forbes Heather Griffiths Garland and Verna Hornback Donald Dobina Stanley and Glenda Ford Marvin and Debi Briggs Griffiths Cottrell Harry and Henrietta Dooley Dave and Donna Fisher Forman Stanley L. Grimes Chris Cowger Frederick F. D’Ordine Janet Forsythe Charles Grimsley Cowherd & Parrott Funeral Davaajargal Dorjsuren Gary and Diann Foster Theadore and Maria Groholske Home, Inc. Donald and Pearlie Dorris Emil and Willa Fougnie Marta Gryniuk Roger and Janet Cox Billy Joe and Sheila Douglas Conrad Francis Gordon Guess Sam Cox Jenny Jean Downing Scott and Dana Francis Jeff and Debbie Lowe Gumm Terry and Melinda Cox Trudy Dudley Kevin and Ronda Franck Franseda Gunn Bradley and Abby Coyle Gerard Dunne John and Peggy Frank Lee and Laura Gupton Johnny and Elaine Coyle Dana and Leslie Durham Christopher Kyle Franklin Bruce and Verda Dunn Hacker Terry and Mitzi Coyle Pat Glasscock Durham Tommy and Soraya Fregosi Tonya Hagan Robert Crabtree Mark and Nancy Farmer Dycus James and Agnes French William and Ruth Hagan George and Mary Ellen Craddock Sid and Kathy Dye Harvey and Monica Frey John Hamburg Jerry and Linda Craft Eagle Financial Services, Inc. Jeff and Cynthia Gore Frodge Kimberly Hamilton Greg and Jackie Craig Joseph Early Aaron Gabehart Don and Jody Furley Hamlin James and Janis Gayle Crain Jay and Jessica Davenport Judy Gaddie Ed and Pam Hamlin Michael R. Crain Eastridge Allen Gaddis Linda Hamm Brandon and Faun Lobb Eastridge-Phelps Pharmacy, LLC Margaret Gallagher R. Neil and Barbara Hanna Crenshaw Albert and Catherine Ebiner Gary and Ramona Gardner Jon and Candace Hansford Albert and June Crider James A. Ebiner James Gardner Curtis Hardwick Libby Crowe Stephen and Lisa Ebiner John and Amy Lawson Gardner Jacquelyn Hardy
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Dr. Shane Garrison, assistant professor of educational ministries, sets up a Flip video camera before conducting an interview in the newly renovated media room, located on the bottom floor of Druien Hall. Maridith Willet, left, and Shane Williamson work on their chemistry lab assignment.
GOAL FIVE: We will continue to prepare students for a rapidly changing world through innovative 5 curricula.
Debra Carter, assistant professor of social work, leads class in one of the newly remodeled classrooms in the Carver School of Social Work building.
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GOAL SIX: We will provide excellent academic, student life and athletic facilities.
6Campbellsville University added a broadcasting and digital media major to the course offerings in mass communication. Alan Haven, production assistant, uses the switchboard as he broadcasts over the new 88.7 FM radio station WLCU.
Campbellsville University received turf and lighting for the field at Finley Stadium. Now the university’s fans and players can enjoy a soccer or football game under the lights at night.
July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Pam Hardy David R. and Betty Bewley Hayes Phyllis Hodges Bill and Janet Hughes Chance Harker Raymond and Danita Hayes Betsy Hogan Mark and Marlene Hughes Lawrence and Linda Harker Danny Hardin Haynes David and Jayne Eubank Hogan Sharon Hundley William B. Harlow Ross and Melody Haynes Frances Hogan Paul and Tina Hunt Bill and Montry Harris Clellan and Brenda Hays Perry Hogue Robert and Susann Hutchison Dolly Cooper Harris Alexandra Heidenreich Robert and Helen Holderman Kenneth and Edwina Jacobs Steve and Patty Harris Timothy and Karen Heilman Mark Holsclaw Keith and Mary Jacobson Phillip and Jana Hurt Harston Zindel and Melba Heller Ronald and Karen Hopper Robert and Barbara Jansing Gail Hart Kyle Hester T. and Hazel Horiuchi Jerry and Norma Jenkins Andy and Angela Stephens Harold and Martha Pierce Heuke Kaycee Horn Patrick and Nancy Jenkins Hartman Donna Hibbs Morris and Jane Mitchell Horn Homer and Valatte Hudson Ken and Debbie Hatfield James Hickey Maurice Hoskinson Jennings A. Dale and Karen Hatter Laura Hieronymus Dicky Houchins Ronald and Beverley Jennings Mary and Ronald Hawkins Lewis and Lavena Hillis Tony Huddleston Stuart and Nancy Jennings Duval Sidebottom Hay Mary Hobdy Claudia Hudson Donald Jensen
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Campbellsville University is always making changes, and the lobby of Broadway Hall was a part of the most recent transforma- tions that the university has completed. The blue sofas were replaced by leather ones, and new furniture was bought and placed in the lobby. Hardwood floors were laid also. The new look gives the lobby a clean and comforting atmosphere.
Campbellsville University receives the Mid-South Conference President’s Cup for the second consecutive year. Rusty Hollingsworth, left, director of athletics, receives the award from Steve Baker, Mid-South Conference commissioner.
Kayla Raganas, speaks about her experiences in CU’s nursing program and how endowed scholarships have helped her achieve her dreams. She spoke at a luncheon for the Covenant Society and endowed scholarships.
Richard and Elsbeth Jensen Eli Keck Andrew and Christina Kern Kenneth and Shirley Lambert Amaryllis H. Jessie Patrick Keefe Connie Kessler Joan Lancaster Amber Jinnett Gerry and Maria Keffer Marcus and Renee Clark Kessler Carter and Dorinda Lasure Jaron Johns Pascal and Ava Keith Jerry and Billie Sue Kibbons Jo Anne Walker Lawless Greg and Mary Johnson Barbara Manakee Kelley Chris and Christi Wise Kidwell J. C. and Peggy Knifley Lawson Jack and Hartese Johnson Ruth Kelley Shelby C. Kiff Danny and Joyce Watson Lea Harold and Barbara Jones Cheryl Kelly Albert and Susan Nelson Kilby Lebanon Health and Fitness, LLC James and Mary Berryman Jones Dan and Darlene Druen Kelly Doris King Betty Lee Paul Barry and Kathy Jones Margaret Kelly James and Karen Kinser Headie and Wilma Lee Kathleen Judd Gayle Keltner Harold Kirkpatrick Richard Leh Robert and Pamela Judson Greg and Annette Aaron Keltner Jacqueline Kish Philip and Terri Lewis Justin Lohden Insurance, Inc. Darrell Kemp# Floriena Jones Knapp Tonya M. Lewis Howard and Katherine Kamin Carl and Rene Jones Kendrick Chester and Elizabeth Knight Russe and Joanna Lindsey Richard and Martha Kasting Greg Keown Sam and Delisa Knopp Teresa Lo Piccolo Eric and Michelle Katzman Mike Keown Kirk and Diane Komstadius Peter and Darlene Stec Loef
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July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Logan Todd Association Simonne and Auray Meilleur Carolyn Ogden Rebecca Rice Gerald and Jo Anne Michael and Marsha Meredith Betty Oiler Hughlan Richey Percefull Long Claudia Messenger Season Olson Dixie and Haywood Riner, Jr. Paul and Carol Long Kacey Chowning Milby James Osbourne Phil Riney William Raymond and Patsy Long Berny and Pat Miller Michael and Karan Page Richard and Linda RoBards William W. and Donna Long Elwanda Miller Charles and Anne Palmer Gregory and Melissa Earl and Susan Lord Fred and Renee Miller Brantley H. Parsley Terhune-Roberts Nicole Loy Joe and Barbara Miller Mark and Peggy Patterson Melissa Roberts Esther Lucero Robert and Beverly Miller James Paulsen Thelma Robertson Lyon-DeWitt Funeral Home B. J. and Irene Mills Joseph and Joan Payne Rodney and Pam Robinson Paul and Betty Lyons James and Terry Mills T. Michael and E. S. Payne Jay and Micki Robison Ray and Jan Mackey Anne Mimms Robert and Violet Pazzie Corinne Rogers Bennie and Marsha Maffet Calvin Mitchell Lena Peace Paul Rogers Nina Nichols Mallory Corky and Angela Weakley Barry and Rhonda Pennington Russell and Sharon Rogers Alfred Marcum Mohedano Samuel and Christy Pepper Nancy Rohling Virginia Marcum Monterey Cypress Unit 694 Walter and Margaret Perkins Marilyn Root Nancy Marin Bea Montgomery Maurice and Joyce Perry Garry and Katherine Ross Ted and Cathy Marlette Jon and Nancy Moore Scott Perry William Rowe Andrea Marsh Mary Gray Moore Noreen A. Peter Robert and Patti Rowland David and Cathy Martin Stephanie Moore Brandy Pierce Clifford and Bonnie Riley Royalty Robert and Bobbie Leet Martin Duane and Jackie Moran Harold and Martha Pike Michael and Helen Ruffing Tina Massengill Mike and Kelly Morgan Steve and Barbara Plenge Karen L. Rush Avery and Rhonda Matney Jerry and Janea Morris Donald and Sally Polk Dan and Lyda Russell Brady and Nancy Matney Linda Kelly Morris Daniel L. and Rebecca Pollock Robert and Dorothy Ruth Bill Mattos Orbie and Nancy Morris Mike and Susie Pollock Buffy M. Ryan Eric Mattos Robyn L. Morton Daniel and Beth Pomeroy Sarah Ryan Steve and Anna McAllister Jerry and Faye Muncie Douglas and Melanie Pope Jim and Linda Godbey Sabo Lisa McArthur Anne Murray Sam and Grace Portocarrero Barbara Sackett Ann Parke McBride Dennis and Jane Thomas Murray John Poteet Stanley and Mildred Salchli Seth and Bonnie Moore McCarty Judith Murray Premier Consulting Services, Inc. Michael Samek Terry and Pamela McCauley Randy and Debra Cash Murray Chris Price Kenneth and Deborah Samples John and Bonnie McCloughan Thomas and Crystal Nalley Mark and Allison Bristow Price Lawrence and Diane Sanderson William and Suzann McCoy Sue Napier Kevin and Tina Propes Bobby and Annie Sandlin Chapel and Brittany McCullough Thomas Napier Roger and Teresa Pruitt Thomas and Debbie Sapp Stuart McCune Marion and James Neal Richard and Nancy Przybylek Stanley and Laurel Saraos Patricia McDowell David Nedros Freda Quire Robert A. Sarver Camille McGee Ben and Harriett Neely J. T. Rafferty Pat Sauer Andrew and Lisa McGill Joseph Neikirk Rainier Fruit Company Renee Sbrochi Wayne McIntosh David and Christine Nelson David and Carol Ralph Calvin and Marie Schipper Betty McKay Ronald and Laura Netherton Rufena Randles Jason Schock McKinley Monument Company Eloise New Eric and Juli Ratinaud John and Bev Schwoebel Ethan and Deborah McKinley Bill and Barbara Newcomb James and Pat Reaves Deborah Scott James and Betty Cecil McKinley Timothy and Phyllis Newland Red Stag Margaret Scott Todd McMahan Clarence and Katherine Newton Dale and Janet Redford Gilbert Sea David and Geraldine Hatfield Katy Neyhouse Michael Rehmet Selwyn and Pamela Seal McMillen Ernest and Murdayne Nichols Charles and Deborah Reinscheld Scott and Christine Seamons Parker McNeal John and Katherine Nichols John and Arlene Renner David and Patricia Sear Gladys Goodin McQuaide Glynn and Suzanne Nixon Laurel and Ruth Wilson Rexroat Jim and Sue Secrest Ralph# and Juanita McQueary Billy and Melissa Nolen David and Shirley Reynolds Paula Jean Settle Rollin and Stella McQueary Mary Northrup DeWayne and Sue Reynolds Melvin and Inell Settles Troy and Tami Lechelle Ruby Nunn Marvin and Jeannie Reynolds David and Karen Shaffer McWhorter Shane and Tammy Oakley Mike and Lois Reynolds Valerie Sharber J. Stephen Meade David and Margaret Obenour Norma Jean Reynolds Charlie and Suellen Coker Shaw Harold and Olga Meadows Karen O’Daniel David and Julie Rhoads Elizabeth Ramsey Shaw
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July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Ann C. McBride Class of 1960 Merl E. Shultz Thomas B. Ambrose Sue Cravens Stivers Charles L. Bright Louis H. Burden Class of 1956 Charles C. Burress Lula Campbell Anna Mary Byrdwell ALUMNI GIVING Eugene Elder William G. Chandler Keith Gabehart Virginia Clark Shirley V. Jennings Jane Coffey James S. Jones Class of 1934 Class of 1946 Class of 1952 Barry P. Hahn Dee Johnston Wanda C. Hahn Virginia Shively Elsie R. Hollander Betty Curry Nina N. Mallory Shelby J. Kiff Barbara A. Martin Willa L. Fougnie Martha Jean Maupin John W. Potett Class of 1936 Jean Sorrell Barbara Kelly Lanny L. Parrott Ralph H. Romans Marguerite Wilson Dennis Vaughn Betty McKinley Bonnie J. Royalty William L. Rowe Rosetta Whitaker James McKinley Willard N. Smith Patricia C. Webster Class of 1938 Betty Lou Smith Cecil O. Stevens Julia A. Workman J. B. Crawley Class of 1947 Ben H. Settles Mary Jewell Graves Class of 1953 Class of 1957 Class of 1961 Rachel L. Lewis William H. Baxter Shelbie Jean Bryant Rachel Badgett Class of 1939 Elwanda Miller Reid D. Brown Carolyn M. Clement Ty Clenney Margaret Altman Robert B. Oldham Everett M. Colvin J. Alvin Hardy Donald R. Dobson Elizabeth Russell# Winona L. Smith Verna D. Cottrell Melba E. Heller Louise W. Gowen Dolly Harris Berny W. Miller Bennie Keen Class of 1940 Class of 1948 Frances L. Kennedy Malinda S. Smith Edward W. McGuire Ruth Graham Betty J. Heilman Alvin G. McAnelly Ronald E. Wilburn Wilma A. McGuire Margaret McDonald Thomas L. Lewis B. Wade McKinley Betty J. Young Willard L. Phelps Mary E. Moore Mary K. McKinley Randall G. Phillips Class of 1941 Milton Shuffett William E. Newcomb Class of 1958 Martha K. Walker Velma P. Hart Rufena Randles Lillian A. Beckham Donald O. Withers Delmer R. Wilson Class of 1949 Billy B Smith Melva J. Birkhead Lowell Yankey Robert Dedman Billy S. Watson Virginia Coomes Class of 1942 E. Bruce Heilman John C. Wilson Marshall C. Darnell Class of 1962 Evelyn Crooke Jack D. Johnson Howard Wright Lawrence M. Ford James T. Badgett A. Burdette Harmon Lena S. Peace Alice Jana Gore June C. Bishop Dorothy Harmon Class of 1954 Lewis C. Gore Henry C. Blakeman Elizabeth Shaw Class of 1950 Roxie B. Bishop Herman H. Hardesty Mary E. Campbell Nell Smith Bonnie Abner Etta Calvert David C. Hyde Evonne Cox Paul Clubb Jo Anne Lawless Margaret C. Linkes Weldon B. Cox Class of 1943 Garland C. Cottrell Shirley Lawson Lahoma D. Mather Robert W. Crabtree Sophrona H. Billeter Vonda M. Davis Martha Pike Linda C. Morris George W. Craddock Raymond Tye Faulkner Heloise Marsh Freda Quire Dale T. Redford Carl H. Ford James F. Graves James S. Secrest Ruth Shultz Eugene Robinson William Ken Forman Dorothy H. Payne Curtis H. Warf Helen S. Underwood Janice Robinson Rebecca Gabehart Frank Page Smith Hilton Vance Inelle L. Settles Randall B. Herron Christine Thomas Class of 1951 Mamie Lee Wong W. Perry Hogue Wilma Gaddie Class of 1955 Nancy C. Howey Class of 1944 Mickey J. Martin Mary G. Bennett Class of 1959 Peggy S. Kinman Duval Hay F. Eugene Milby# Don Bishop S. Kay Coker Leo C. Luken Katherine Nichols Joann Purdue Pat A. Durham Kenneth I. Lambert Donald G. Metzmeier Ruby Williams Hayward Spinks James C. Embry Ruby J. Montgomery Marjorie A. Whitley Kenneth P. Ewing Marion F. Neal Class of 1945 Jane Horn J. Chester Porter James F. Yates Paul C. Lawson
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Eugene L. Smith Billy R. Foister Class of 1968 Class of 1970 Class of 1972 Joyce Sprowles Sharon Gowin Douglas Aaron Sherry A. Ayers Betty J. Alexander Douglas T. Strader Charles Hedrick Margaret J. Alvey Judy C. Bruntz Susan H. Anderson Mona F. Tamme Stephen G. Horner Kelly C. Baugh Mary Ellen Coker Charlene Baumgardner Betty J. Williams Mary B. Jones Kenneth L. Bennett John Deener Betsy L. Blakeman William R. Long John Mark Carter Odell Eastham Barry Blevins Class of 1963 Jon Moore Betty S. Cecil Michael R. Eastridge Linda D. Clark Francis B. Ballard C. Glynn Nixon Jerry G. Clay Sharon Feese Sara Frances Coop William Birdwhistell Mary Lou Rafferty James R. Coffey Gwinn Hahn Linda J. Cundiff Bobby L. Blankenship Walter D. Rhodes Linda L. Coffey David R. Hayes Billy Joe Douglas Jill C. Chandler Ruth A. Shaw Brenda Dicken Danny H. Haynes Billy D. Edwards Eddie H. Claycomb Delvin E. Sparrow George Garrett Kathy Jones Beverly C. Ennis Scotty L. Clenney Hilda A. Tapp Mary F. Garrett Loyd W. Mayes Clellan Hayes Rosie J. Dehart Larry W. Tapp Barbara A. Granzow Rollin McQueary Kenneth F. Keltner Venona Dobson Dudley R. Thompson Betty B. Hord Carolyn A. Montgomery Ralph C. Lasure Bonnie J. Lord F. Tom Wilkerson Ruth Kelley Orbie R. Morris Joyce W. Lea Sheryl Luken David D. McMillen Daniel L. Pollock Cecil Duane Moran Virginia F. Marcum Class of 1966 Geraldine McMillen Rebecca B. Pollock Rick Wilson Peggy Monson Lane D. Barnes Sue W. Parrott Melvin Settles Donald D. Patterson Terrell L. Black Robert L. Reynolds Charles W. Shaw Class of 1973 Rebecca E. Pennington Mary A. Broyles B. J. Senior Teresa Spurling James F. Beal Betty M. Porter Thomas J. Cheatham Hilda Skiles Barbara C. Taylor Shirley Buckner Sarita Reams Janis G. Crain Wayne Wells Tony E. Turner James E. Cheatham Eugene H. Shively Sarah L. Davidson Thelma White Terry Wilson Diana Derringer Wilma Waff Hollis Dehart Carole Whitley Jimmie L. Workman Kenneth F. Fisher Betty Yankey Larry S. Ennis Norma J. Yankey Sharon V. Hedrick Donald H. Gowin Class of 1969 William M. Keeling Class of 1964 Ona Mae Hamilton Phillip R. Aaron Class of 1971 Ricky L. Rowe Ronald R. Bennett William D. Hedrick Elva J. Bagby Marilyn Altman Suellen Shaw Martha Bogard Bettie Horne Bonnie Barnes Helen E. Camenisch Thomas L. Shelton Richard M. Bogard Finis E. Horne Linda Eastridge Beal Paul D. Camenisch W. Roger Cox Marcus Kessler Carol Black Michael R. Crain Class of 1974 Johnny E. Coyle Dale Newton Jennifer S. Coffey Lloyd C. Curry Cathy S. Brandon Charlotte R. Depew Joseph L. Pyles Craig Cox Mattie L. Curry Sandra L. Cather Paul J. Dicken Lawrence E. Sanderson Samuel G. Cox John R. Dorough Rita A. Creason R. Dwayne Ellis Verne J. Wright Betty S. Hayes Ben E. Edwards Donna J. Forman Judy C. Gaddie Robert B. Hayes Beverly J. Edwards Gary L. Forman William Hughes Class of 1967 Max M. Heath Norman L. Feese Gregory Gaby William R. Parson Joe Lynn Barbee Danny R. Lea Gary M. Gardner Linda L. Gaby David Pennington Larry K. Bell Jo Anne Long Ronnie L. Gilley Clarissa B. Gault Travis Paul Scott Barry W. Broyles Shirley G. Newton Marcy J. Goff David L. Gault Robert S. Shaw Gary L. Coffey Glenda L. Patterson Daniel R. Hayes Marion T. Hall Sue Story Dale Furkin Ron D. Rafferty Greg J. Johnson Peggy Hardy Samuel L. Underwood Wanda F. Hill Jennifer B. Reed Lynn B. Jones Ken Hatfield Michael R. Whitley Ronnie D. Hord Patricia A. Sauer Susan Kilby Eddie L. Hazelwood Harold T. Wilkerson Cheryl Kelly Fredia Summers Dorinda B. Lasure David Hogan Ruth A. Wright Floriena Knapp Roy L. Summers Peggy J. Lawson Jayne Hogan Ada C. Parker James E. Varnadore Juanita McQueary John E. Hornback Class of 1965 Mitchell D. Parker Ray T. Vinson Wayne C. Muscar Renee Kessler Brenda G. Barnett Joyce A. Payne C. Ron Wise Larry D. Noe William W. Long Franklin D Cheatham Roy E. Rich Marvin D. Wolfe E. Mary Osborne Billy Nolen Dan E. Flanagan David Sandidge Regina A. Shely Tadarro L. Richardson Virginia E. (Ginny) Ronald Sheets Norman K. Williams Jo Anne Shelton Flanagan George Wise Rachael Siler
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July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011
Frederick C. Stein Joanna Lindsey Connie S. Phillips David B. Smith Joan Johnson Ray S. Underwood Russell Lindsey Steven R. Sheldon Rick L. Stansbury Veada M. Metcalf Sheila Underwood Elizabeth Owens Raymond W. Wiley Patrick L. Wilkerson Paula H. Rafferty Joseph L. Owens Jan Woody Cynthia A. Wilson Samuel T. Spalding Class of 1975 Debra L. Piacenti Wm. Steve Wright Joan Stansbury Richard H. Allison Paula J. Settle Class of 1985 William K. Collins Michael S. Tallent Class of 1981 Glenna Jo Bacon Class of 1989 Larry D. Creason Vicki L. Tallent Norman D. Christie, Jr. Verda D. Hacker Samantha E. Brock Nancy F. Dycus Gary L. Thompson William D. Cox Jody A. Hamlin Betty J. Dameron Debbie M. Hatfield Alice Watts Damon R. Eubank James A. Hardy Jay R. Eastridge Gerald G. Joiner Carolyn Gossage Mark D. Hughes Charles Ed Hamlin Luevern Joiner Class of 1978 Debi L. Griffiths Glenn G. McQuaide Richard K. Kessler Billie Sue Kibbons Verrena D. Anderson Marvin Griffiths Laura A. Price Sonya M. Kessler Henry E. Lee Paul A. Dameron L. Gayle Keltner Linda Sabo Debbie A. Lollar David C. Meece Joni Davis James D. Kinser Alice L. Steele Virgil Parker James M. Mills Duane K. Dunagan Anita S. Smith Darlaine C. Wheeles Michael E. Pollock James D. Richerson Deborah B. Fowler Joel F. Stewart Danny R. Withers Jamie R. Rogers Donna Rodgers Jana K. Kemp William Don Watson Sarah J. Stafford Sims Martha A. Stein Beverly H. Noe C. Michael Watts Class of 1986 William Winfrey James H. Turner Kathy Pavy Lisa V. Wright Yared Altaye Samuel Pepper Carla L. Bennett Class of 1990 Class of 1976 Virginia K. Reed Class of 1982 William C. Clarke Phillip T. Cunningham Gregory L. Bardin Linda L. Walker Suzanne Bennett Connie Collins Daniel R. Durham David L. Brandon Roger N. Davis Sindy L. Durham Mable Fisher Kathy D. Brewer Class of 1979 Deborah A. Duda Darlene F. Eastridge William Flanagan Larry W. Brewer Paul K. Akridge Dwayne Howell Gary W. Foster Ronald Gossage Shirley Cheatham Dorothy R. Bonner Susan Howell Don A. Hamlin Renee K. Miller Patricia Cowherd Jeanette Conner Barry Pennington Fred L. Miller Angela D. Mohedano Gregory L. Craig Melissa P. Cooper Donna Pierce Chris M. Mueller Susan L. Pollock Steven N. Flinchum Timothy L. Davis Jay D. Robison David L. Shaffer Steven R. Skaggs Gail Godsey Janice F. Devers Catherine R. Settle Mary Street Katherine Snow Martha L. Heuke Vicki Fulk Camille S. Turner Joseph W. Kelly Annette Keltner Class of 1983 Mark A. White Class of 1991 Patricia K. Myers Sharon Lohden Cathy J. Allen Lori A. Bamer James A. Perry Clarence W. McIntosh John D. Bertram Class of 1987 Faith Bates Gary A. Rafferty Brenda E. Milby Janet Bruce Sarah Anglin Russell W. Beadles Katherine Ross Peggy A. Patterson Donald R. Conover Larry M. Bowen Joseph K. Burkhead Preston G. Siler Nancy C. Tadatada Betty Ewing Jennifer E. Chewning Matthew E. Flanagan Betty Jane Gorin-Smith Rachel Weinblum Ramona S. Gardner Michael A. Daugherty Stanley L. Grimes Judy A. Somerville Lydia Zuidema Douglas E. Grider Betty Edwards Anna L. Humphress Michael S. Stein Denise A. Smith Lori J. Eubank Darlene M. Kelly Jana Taulman Class of 1980 Lindy K. Forbes Mark A. Lollar Gary F. Walker Joel D. Bennett Class of 1984 John R. Metcalf Russell E. Newton Wilburn Bonta Susan Blevins Corpus E. Mohedano Gilbert Robbins Class of 1977 Susan M. Burress David W. Gaddie Ruth L. Rexroat Jane C. Spalding Jacqueline L. Akridge Ruby K. Colvin Deborah K. Gumm Melissa T. Roberts Martha Bertram Clifford E. Fowler Jeffrey D. Gumm Kathy Wells Class of 1992 Gary D. Cook Carol A. Hornback Patsy J. Hall Jenifer M. Carney Harry A. Dooley Gene Hornback Lorri M. Hardy Class of 1988 Lula Mae Cave David P. Duda Michael Judd Ricky D. Janes Jennifer J. Blakeman Celiest Daugherty Karen L. Dunagan Joetta Kelly Jeanette E. Parker David A. Chewning Ronald R. Davis Jana Harston Darleen Loef James A. Sabo Jerry W. Daugherty Nikki L. Falconbury Ray L. Hayes Nancy McKenney Maribeth Shelton Franseda Gunn Jeffrey A. Frodge Betsy Hogan Jane Murray Mark Shelton Pamela S. Hardy James W. Greer
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Thomas L. Gregory Class of 1996 Tony M. Rutherford Sarah L. Ward Brittany N. McCullough Julie A. Hartman Michael K. Bowen Brandon K. Warren Susan E. Yocum Lindey Nelson Donna F. Hedgepath Robin Burton Stacie N. Yates Rebecca L. Rice Colin S. McDaniel John M. Carney Tony W. Young Class of 2003 Chad M. Robinson Lee A. Thomas Christopher M. Gibbs ShaDon Q. Brown Ashley Sidebottom Class of 2000 Judy Clark Christy D. Spurling Class of 1993 Class of 1997 Marilyn F. Clark Ginger G. Colvin Jessica S. Stotler Ryan N. Allen Brian D. Clifford Sheila D. Douglas Teresa M. Elmore Chris Tolson John D. Carter Jennifer D. Clifford Christopher Chad Floyd Jamie Edwards Judd Kelly D. Vooris Cynthia A. Frodge Rick Davis Jessica L. Floyd Robert E. Stotts Jenna L. Walker Marilyn G. Goodwin Laura D. Flinchum Farrah L. Hord Donnetta S. Tungate Helen Henderson Amy L. Gardner Kellie Kelly Kellie P. Vaughn Class of 2008 Brian Scott Hord Kelly A. Goins Kenneth S. Lawson Meagan L. Davidson Keith B. Jones Jonathan M. Hansford Seth McCarty Class of 2004 Tami L. McWhorter Rene M. Kendrik William L. McCoy Kacey C. Milby Deborah I. Andrejco Crystal M. Nalley Christi M. Kidwell Connie G. Wilson Abigail R. Parish Lindsay B. Ball Donna E. Wilson Tina M. Massengill G. Max Wise L. Todd Parish Laura E. Chowning Bradley S. Wise Mary J. Tharp Tina M. Propes Marcie Close Jennifer L. Tinnell Class of 1998 Christopher M. Sanders Emily C. England Class of 2009 Earla Watson Michelle Bennett Ginger M. Warren Jason S. England Katherine E. Bryant Tammy L. Wilson Judy K. Benskin Anna M. Wigglesworth Lee T. Gupton DeMarcus S. Compton Karen A. Young Willie D. Boyatt Brian C. Wigglesworth Kimberly L. Hamilton Jessica L. Dillon Jamie Bright Kathryn C. Neyhouse Shajuana R. Ditto Class of 1994 Rodney Bright Class of 2001 Ashli R. Watts Davaajargal Dorjsuren John C. Akers Harvey L. Dickens Crystal D. Anderson Sarah B. Wimsatt Kyle D. Hester Jonathan Earl Black Jessica K. Eastridge Darel D. Barnett Joshua A. McFarland Brooke Bond DeWayne P. Frazier Michelle D. Blandford Class of 2005 Rachel M. Tingle Jamie E. Elmore Russell Goff Steven Chris Call Lee C. Derryberry Carl G. Kendrick Andrew W. Hartman Christopher K. Clark Amanda J. Goff Class of 2010 J. Chris Kidwell Eli L. Keck Faun Crenshaw Laura B. Gupton Paula S. Caldwell Jagath C. Mathupala Patricia McDowell Emily D. Daniels Michael R. Stotler Thomas B. Corbin William D. McCubbin C. Scott Necessary Robert J. Hayden Stephanie R. Strange Sharon Gibson Debbie Roddy James W. Osbourne Amy R. Lawson Barrett Tingle Kristin N. Gordon Kimberly Stein Kevin D. Propes April McDowell Scott M. Walker Jennifer A. Graham Shanae Thompson C. Shawn Stevens G. W. Britten McDowell Stephen F. Zink Chance W. Harker Rodney G. Turpin R. Carol Sullivan Andrew C. McGill Alexandra M. Heidenreich Bobby Thompson Debra I. Murray Class of 2006 Amber N. Jinnett Class of 1995 Sarah Upton Brian T. Wise Vanessa L. Adkins Christina L. Kern Robert W. Brown David L. Walters Heather M. Wise Anna D. Benningfield Tonya M. Lewis Pamela Farmer James E. Westwood Nancy S. Wooley Natalie R. Burdette Eric M. Mattos Benji Kelly Donald P. Coyle Teresa Lo Piccolo Sharon E. Lee Class of 1999 Class of 2002 Christopher Kyle Franklin Douglas Price Leah Magers Joshua J. Anderson Sharon G. Bolt Kristoffor M. Green Roger D. Smothers Cynthia McCubbin Shannon D. Bishop Judy G. Bright Jaron Johns Matthew C. Sudduth Paula J. Mealey Heather L. Butler Shannon C. Clark Amber R. Wimsatt Ogochukwu Onyiri Angela M. Call Hermano J. De Queiroz Class of 2007 Gregory L. Roberts Chris Cowger Tibby L. Durham Adam R. Gordon Gail Shofner Dorothy L. Davis Aaron L. Gabehart Rebecca L. Gordon Richard Steele Janet L. Forsythe Timothy Q. Hooper Deborah J. Green Sarah R. Taylor Michael Shane Garrison Timothy M. Judd Linda J. Hamm Mary Jane Weddle Anne C. Gibbs April E. Kriete Jacquelyn M. Hardy Shelley L. Westwood Angela L. Hartman Larry Josh McKenzie Jason K. Lawson Jane Wheatley Bonnie A. McCarty Season N. Olson Tara W. Lawson Lisa L. McGill Terry W. VanMeter Eric L. Lord
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www.campbellsville.edu Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” – Proverbs 29:18a (KJV)
$1,878,617 5% $1,524,146 2010-2011 4% Operating Revenue Tuition and fees (net) $6,229,158 $22,975,248 Investment income 64% 17% Government grants Private gifts, grants and bequests
Auxiliary enterprise sales and services $1,977,1405% Kentucky Baptist Convention Other sources $1,108,570 3%
$332,066 1%
$2,878,628 $1,854,079
5% 8% $12,426,915 2010-2011 32% Operating Expenditures
Instruction Academic support $10,047,683 31% $2,530,688 Student services 7% General institution $5,959,105 Interest 17% Auxiliary enterprises
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2010-2011 $ 7,723,309 $8,000,000 Operating Expenditures $6,946,400 $6,161,749 $6,050,581
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Campbellsville University Campbellsville University Board of Trustees 2010-11 Leadership Team
Dr. J. Chester Badgett# Dr. E. Bruce Heilman Mr. Hayward Spinks Dr. Michael V. Carter Campbellsville, Ky. Richmond, Va. Hartford, Ky. president
Mr. John Ball Dr. Leslie Hollon Dr. Ralph Tesseneer Dr. Frank Cheatham Lancaster, Ky. San Antonio, Texas Campbellsville, Ky. vice president for academic affairs Mr. Ivan Bennett Dr. James Jones Mr. Tommy Turner Russell Springs, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Magnolia, Ky. Mr. John Chowning vice president for church Mr. Kenny Bennett Mr. Henry Lee Dr. Tommy Valentine and external relations and Campbellsville, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Danville, Ky. executive assistant to the president Mr. Barry Bertram Dr. Ron Lewis Ms. Jane Wheatley Campbellsville, Ky. Cecilia, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Mr. Benji Kelly vice president for Mr. Jerry Blankenship Mrs. Mary Frances May Mrs. Shirley Whitehouse development Louisville, Ky. Smyrna, Ga. LaGrange, Ky. Mr. Otto Tennant Mr. Barry Blevins Dr. David Morris Rev. Leon Wilson vice president for finance Campbellsville, Ky. Warsaw, Ky. Oklahoma City, Okla. and administration
Mr. Steve Branscum Mrs. Mildred Newton Dr. Keith Spears Russell Springs, Ky. Murray, Ky. Associate Trustees vice president for regional and professional education Mrs. Pat Burkhart Mr. Paul Osborne Dr. Skip Alexander Edgewood, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Fishers, Ind. Mr. Dave Walters vice president for admissions Mrs. Anna Mary Byrdwell Dr. Joseph L. Owens Dr. Doug Feltner and student services Louisville, Ky. Lexington, Ky. Greensburg, Ky. Dr. DeWayne Frazier Mr. Buzz Cason Dr. Carol Peddicord Mr. Steve Garrett associate vice president Nashville, Tenn. Albany, Ky. Edmonton, Ky. for academic affairs
Mrs. Teresa Cassell Dr. Mike Pope Rev. O.C. Jones Mr. Rusty Hollingsworth Campbellsville, Ky. Somerset, Ky. Vine Grove, Ky. director of athletics
Dr. Johnnie Clark Dr. Chester Porter Dr. J. Cordell Maddox Mr. Tim Judd Louisville, Ky. Shepherdsville, Ky. Jefferson City, Tenn. comptroller
Dr. Jay Conner Mr. Ron Rafferty Mr. Alex Montgomery Mrs. Virginia Flanagan Brentwood, Tenn. Campbellsville, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. part-time special assistant to the president Mr. Mike Eastridge Mr. Chris Reynolds Mr. Guy Montgomery Bowling Green, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Dr. Chris Bullock associate professor Mrs. Jana Gore Dr. Jay Robison Dr. Larry Noe of mathematics Elizabethtown, Ky. Hickory, N.C. Campbellsville, Ky.
Dr. Donnie Gosser Ms. Malinda Smith Dr. George W. Ransdell Elizabethtown, Ky. Danville, Ky. Osprey, Fla.
Dr. Lawrence Hall Rev. Matthew Smyzer Mrs. Ava Bingham Reynolds Elizabethtown, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky.
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President’s Report 2011 Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the peopleA Deca perish.”d –e Proverbs of Transforma 29:18a (KJV) tion 10 ways to achieve the vision
1Gifts of Cash 6 Real Estate Making a donation of cash is as simple as writing a check Your property opens the door to a unique giving opportunity. or authorizing a charge on your credit card. From your From townhomes to farmland, many types of real estate standpoint, it’s no fuss, no bother. assets can be donated to qualified charitable organizations ...... like ours. You’ll be helping a good cause, enjoying tax benefits and potentially setting up a lifetime stream of income...... 2 Gifts of Securities Stock that has increased in value is one of the most popular assets used for charitable giving, once it has been held for 7 Closely Held Stock more than one year. Making a gift of securities to us offers A donation of your closely held stock can be a fine way for you the chance to help our organization while realizing you to make a sizable charitable contribution while realizing many important benefits for yourself. valuable tax benefits......
3 Charitable IRA Rollover 8 Life Insurance If you’re 70½ or older, your chance to make tax-free gifts Most of us think of life insurance as protection, especially from your IRA for 2011 ends Dec. 31. Under the extended for our loved ones. But it is also a powerful tool you can use charitable IRA legislation, you can make charitable gifts now to champion our work far into the future. to Campbellsville University using funds from your individu- ...... al retirement accounts (IRAs) without undesirable tax effects...... 9 Life Insurance Death Benefits Your need for life insurance changes as time passes, making 4 Retirement Plan Assets way for a new opportunity for its use. If you no longer need Do you have money saved in an employee retirement the coverage to protect your loved ones, consider changing plan, IRA or tax-sheltered annuity? Each of these retirement your policy’s beneficiary to support our work. plan assets contains income that has yet to be taxed. Your ...... beneficiaries will owe the income tax at your death, totaling up to 35 percent, which may be reason enough to consider giving your loved ones less heavily taxed assets and leaving 10 Charitable Gift Annuity/ your retirement plan assets to charity instead...... Charitable Remainder Trusts You can make a charitable gift annuity by making a donation and, in turn, receive a fixed annuity payment each year for life. 5 Savings Bonds in the right circumstances, charitable remainder trusts There’s more than one way to turn your savings bonds into a can increase your income, reduce your taxes, unlock generous donation while reducing the tax liability generated appreciated investments, rid you of investment worries by these secure investments. and ultimately provide very important support.
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About the report Staff members in Campbellsville University’s Office of University Communications and the Office of Development, as well as students working in the Office of University Communications, produced this issue of the President’s Report.
A special thanks goes to the following for their help with production of this report: Benji Kelly, John Chowning, Pat Daugherty, Emma Revis, Tim Judd, Paul Dameron, Joan C. McKinney, Christina Kern, Emily Campbell, Ashley Wilson, Naranchuluu Amarsanaa, Natasha Janes, Matthew Schmuck, Aaron Presley and Nicholas Osaigbovo. Photos were taken by: Naranchuluu Amarsanaa, Munkh-Amgalan Galsanjamts, Bayarmagnai “Max” Nergui, Emily Campbell, Jacob Sims, Joan C. McKinney, Richard RoBards, Katie Johnson and Christina Kern.
We apologize if any names are misspelled in the donor list.
Campbellsville University had students from 100 different counties in Kentucky, from 37 different states and from 39 countries in academic year 2010-11.
All of our students say “thank you” for your continuing support of Vision 2025.
President’s Report 2011 Campbellsville University “Where there is no vision, the peopleAP rDeca perish.”esidend –e tProverbs o’sf rTransformaep 29:18aort 2011(KJV) tion Thank you! Obrigado Xièxie GraciasObrigadaMerciTapadh Leibh ArigatôDanke DankieMeda wo ase Asante / asante sanaHvala Yauwa Xвала Na gode Kam sah hamnida Köszönöm TackBayarlalaa Dhanyabaad (Баярлалаа) Teşekkür ederim/Sagolun Campbellsville University had students from 100 different counties in Kentucky, from 37 different states and from 39 countries in academic year 2010-11.
All of our students say “thank you” for your continuing support of Vision 2025.
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Big Maroon Club auction brings in more than $18,000 for CU athletics By Chris Megginson, sports information director
It seems records are made to be broken “The support our community and every year within Campbellsville fans provide is appreciated by our stu- University athletics. Two more were dent-athletes and all of Campbellsville shattered Aug. 11 at the Seventh University,” Hollingsworth said. Annual CU Athletic Booster Auction Local auctioneers Frankie and Dinner, which brought in $18,541 Hansford and John Kessler started the for CU athletics, the largest amount auctioning, while Bam Hansford and ever. John Wayne Kessler, the 2011 Also, the record for highest ticket Kentucky Champion Auctioneer, item was broken with the first $2,000- closed out the night on the mic. plus bid. All monies raised go to Thirteen sponsors helped make the support Campbellsville University’s 23 evening possible: Gold Level— athletic programs for 2011-2012. Chandler’s Office Supply, Citizens Bank “The support for this year’s auction & Trust Co., Dan and Ginny Flanagan, was truly remarkable, and we had a Mike and Marci Close; Silver Level— good mix of items to sell, which Application Services, Edward Jones In- generated some spirited bidding,” said vestments, George Eon, Paul and Janet Chuck Vaughn, director of CU’s Big Hert, Taylor County Bank; Bronze Maroon Club. “The auction is one of Level—State Representative Bam Carney, the major athletic fundraisers for the Bertram, Cox & Miller LLP, Community Mike Cassell jots down a bid on an auction Big Maroon Boosters Club, and because Trust Bank, Doug and Sue Henderson, item. Donna and Jeff Wright, right, wait of the generosity of the individuals and McKinley Monument Company, Randall their turn. Mrs. Wright is the manager of the community at-large, many student- Phillips of Southern Rebinding, Reed the Barnes & Noble Campus Bookstore; athletes will benefit. Campbellsville Brothers Insurance, Ronnie and Brenda Cassell is the husband of CU Board of University Athletics wants to express Allen and Wise Dentistry for Kids. Trustee member Terri Cassell; and Wright appreciation to everyone who helped Over the past four years, the owns Jeff’s Food Mart near campus. (CU us in any way to smash the record for Booster Auction has raised more than Photo by Richard RoBoards) money raised.” $55,000 for Campbellsville University last August, supporters of CU athletics, benefitting more than 600 athletics helped raise a then-record student-athletes. $13,819 with $8,000 coming in from bids during the silent and live auctions. This year’s live auction alone racked up $9,460. An additional $7,000 was raised through event tickets ($25 each) and sponsorships. The hottest item turned out to be a seven-day stay at a beach-side condo- minium in Naples, Fla., topping out at a record-setting $2,050. The trip beat out the previous highest priced item, a
seven-day stay in Aruba. visit For complete schedules for all Campbellsville University athletic teams, “I’ve worked at four institutions in my life and by far Campbellsville University, Taylor County and Camp- www.campbellsvilletigers.com bellsville have the best community/ school relationship I’ve seen,” Rusty Hollingsworth, director of athletics, said. Dr. Lora and Jerry Sztendera jot down a bid on a silent auction item at the Big Maroon Booster Auction. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards)
www.campbellsville.edu 47 Kevin Burkhead (’91) is presented a plaque by Chris Megginson, CU sports information director, prior to the Oct. 1 football game against the University of Pikeville. Burkhead was honored for his 250th consecutive game worked as the Fighting Tiger football statistician—one of the longest active games worked streaks in NAIA football. Campbellsville’s 56-25 win over Lindsey Wilson College on Sept. 24 was Burkhead’s 250th game, dating back to the first varsity game on Sept. 10, 1988. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards)
Campbellsville University president Michael V. Carter, far left, shakes hands with the first responders and emergency medical personnel who were honored in a tribute to the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, which was held Sept. 10 at the Fighting Tiger football game. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards)
Members of the 2001 football team gathered for a 10-year reunion during the Oct. 1 football game against the University of Pikeville. The 2001 team was the winningest team in program history, going 10-3 and advancing to the NAIA playoff quarterfinals. From left are: David Petett (’02), Josh Morton (’06), Travis Gay (’04), Britten McDowell (’01), Evan Merrick (’05), Paul Mandeville (’05), Brian Rowland (’04, MASE ’08), Jason Hiser (’03), Demetrius Forney (’02), Lee Phillips (’03) Participating in the Lady Tiger Soccer Alumni game were from left: Front row—Kaitlin Bryan, Megan and Robert Meacham (’02). (CU Photo by Richard RoBards) Campbell, Brittany Spicer Folck, Jessica Hupp, Lauren Shrader, Laura Swencki, Rebekah Carl, Angelina Jones and BreAnn Horne. Second row— Cara Montgomery Raulston, Leslie Carver, Cassie Yannelli, Malia Botelho-Reed, Jessica Ralph, Savannah Stephens, Megan Miller, Emily Schultz, Shelby Pfeiffer, Sarah Akers and Kelsay McArthur. Back row—Ashley Corum, Jenna Florence, Dani Yannelli, Kelsey Mandel, Hanna Pritchert, Lindsey Burchett, Audra Hockenberger, Bailey McDonnough, Whitney Hatfield, Brandie Hagerman, Amanda Burch, Toria Alsip, Lindsey Walton Jones and Coach Thom Jones. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards)
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Campbellsville University broadcasts Tiger sports on WLCU 88.7 FM and Internet By Matthew Schmuck, student news writer
Miss the Tigers’ big game this week? “We are excited to announce that University athletics that goes beyond Not anymore! Campbellsville our athletic broadcasts for football, the sports that are normally broadcast: University now broadcasts Tiger sports basketball and baseball will be covered basketball, football and baseball. We are games live on WLCU 88.7 FM and also by our new campus radio station doing soccer and looking at other on the Internet at WLCUFM.com. WLCU,” Rusty Hollingsworth, director Olympic sports,” Spears said. “With the recent start up of WLCU of athletics at CU, said. Campbellsville University broad- 88.7 FM, it was just a matter of time “The station has a strong signal and cast the first Spanish broadcast of before Tiger athletics made their way to will give Tiger fans in our surrounding collegiate soccer in the Commonwealth the airwaves,” Dr. Keith Spears, vice area the ability to listen to live sports of Kentucky on Oct. 7. president for regional and professional coverage of Tiger athletics,” he said. education, who oversees the WLCU WLCU broadcasts all football this broadcasting, said. fall and will broadcast most basketball We Love Campbellsville University, games this season live on location with or WLCU for short, first hit the air on hopes to add more sports broadcasts in March 31, 2011. WLCU, a student-run, the future. Christian-based radio station, is rapidly “We’re excited about being the growing. flagship station for Campbellsville
Friends and family of the late Greg Vaughn, Campbellsville University’s 12th Man Club founder and president, gather at an event held in his honor. From left are: Front row— June Vaughn, Patty Vaughn, secretary to the dean of students at Campbellsville University; Amy Pardue, Karen Hayes, John Paul Vaughn II, Briann Hayes, Morgan Vaughn, Dorothy Payne, Chuck Vaughn, director of the Big Maroon Club at CU; Karen Vaughn, LeAnn Vaughn, Mary Jewell Graves and Dr. Michael V. Carter, president of CU. Second row—Benji Kelly, vice president for development; Rusty Hollingsworth, director of athletics; Joey Pardue, Jeb Hightower, Chloe Decker, John Paul Vaughn, Jade Hayes, Steve Carter, Bobby Hayes, Jordan Hayes, Denny Vaughn and Eddie Morgan. (CU Photo by Richard RoBards)
www.campbellsville.edu 49 Steve and Lisa Wright show their support for CU By Natasha Janes, student news writer
Dr. Michael V. Carter, president of the university, said, “Having alumni who support Campbellsville University financially is vital and very important to the institution. “Steve and Lisa Wright are among those. It is also extremely appreciated, and Campbellsville University is honored to have such an incredible group of alumni that continue to support their beloved University annually in immense ways.” Steve Wright graduated with a degree in political science and music from Campbellsville University in 1980. His wife, Lisa Loftin Wright, graduated in 1981 from Campbellsville University with a psychology and church recreation degree. Wright received a master’s degree from Murray State University, and Mrs. Wright went on to receive a bachelor of nursing degree from the University of Louisville. Lisa and Steve Wright Wright started a new profession 15 years ago that has grown into The Campbellsville University offers several President’s Club for many years and are Wright Legacy Group LLC, a nationally options for alumni and friends to among the founding members of the registered investment advisory firm with show their support. Some of these Hardin/LaRue Alumni Association. the home office in Elizabethtown, Ky. opportunities include scholarships, They were among the first and a branch office in Kansas City, Kan. building funds, endowment, planned supporters for the Ransdell Chapel and The business, which has clients giving, the Big Maroon Club and the Leadership, Character, Development across 16 states, provides full service corporate matching gifts. Institute, which sponsors FIRST CLASS financial and estate planning programs “Campbellsville University has for incoming freshmen. individually tailored to meet client been blessed with alumni who continue Wright was recently asked to serve needs. Mrs. Wright retired from nursing to give assistance long after they have on the Campbellsville University 14 years ago to home school their three graduated,” Benji Kelly, vice president Advancement Board. children, Jeweli, Austin and Isaac. for development, said. The couple has attended and For many years, the couple has “One couple in particular, Steve supported the Derby Rose Gala since its served as bivocational staff members and Lisa Wright, are alumni of initiation three years ago. The Derby for several churches, leading music Campbellsville University who have Rose Gala, sponsored by Campbellsville worship, adult choirs and youth given remarkable support over the University’s Advancement Board, raises programs. years.” money for the Scholarship Fund, which Wright said, “Attending CU was a The Wrights have supported the benefits students who need extra major turning point in our young lives. Christian higher education calling of financial help. Mrs. Wright said, “This Campbellsville University gave us Campbellsville University since they event is special because it raises money direction and purpose to live our lives graduated. They have been in the specifically for student scholarships.” with a Christian purpose and intent.”
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BOYD REXROAT (M ’98) was named Outstanding Middle School Music Teacher by the fourth district of Steve and Lisa Wright show their support for CU Tiger Tracks the Kentucky Music Educators Association. Compiled and Written By Joan C. McKinney, editor, and Christina Kern, assistant editor By Natasha Janes, student news writer LUKE LLOYD (a ’99) invented a new basketball Editor’s note: years of graduation or attendance at Campbellsville University are determined training product called the “Dribble Stick.” The device by the last year of attendance. For example (’65) is a 1965 grad; (a ’65) is someone who was initially formed to help perfect the ball-handling attended his or her last year in 1965; and (’65, M ’69) is someone who graduated with a skills of players he trained, but can be used for bachelor’s or associate’s degree in 1965 and a master’s degree in 1969. practice in every phase of basketball. Agility and plyometric drills can be performed with the tool. For more information, visit dribblestick.com. Address: 299 Loyalist Lane, Flint, Mich. 48507-5925. ’60s DIANA LUSBY (’83) is assistant principal at Crittenden County High School. She previously taught in Texas. DAN FLANAGAN (’65) has been reappointed to the ’00s Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education. He KHAMSING FRANCIS NORADY (’83) completed his will serve a term expiring Dec. 31, 2016. He was doctorate in theology from the Atlantic Coast College DARRELL LOCKE (’00) has appointed to the Council in 2005. He served as vice of the Bible and Theological Seminary. His thesis been hired as assistant profes- chair from January 2007 to February 2010. project was titled, “The Perfect Unity of God in Three sor of social work at Campbells- Persons: The Trinity.” Email: [email protected]. ville University. Address: 1122 DR. CHARLES HEDRICK (’65) is serving as transi- Dangerfield Road, Hodgenville, tional pastor at First Baptist Church, Monticello, Ky. He ROZELLA “ROZY” SNIDER (’88) is a teacher at Ky. 42748. Email: ddlocke@ is married to SHARON WATSON HEDRICK (’73). Wheeler Elementary School in Louisville, Ky. Address: Darrell campbellsville.edu. 9406 Fairground Road, Louisville, Ky. 40291. Email: Locke ROY RICH (’67) celebrated the 35th anniversary of [email protected]. his business, E-town Exterminating Co. Inc. His son, JENNIFER TINNELL (M ’01) was named Outstanding Shawn Rich, serves as CEO of the company. College/University Music Teacher by the fourth district of the Kentucky Music Educators Association. JOHN MARK CARTER (a ’68), professor of recreation ’90s and aquatics at CU, was awarded the 2011 American ERICA McCREARY BLEVINS (’02) has been Heart Association’s Basic Life Support Instructor of the CORTNI CREWS (’91) has been named director of employed as Monroe County High School’s Girls Head Year at the American Heart Association’s Training pupil personnel for the Barren County School District. Tennis Coach. Address: 1011 Old Mulkey Road, Tomp- Center at Taylor Regional Hospital Training Center. She served as principal of Barren County Middle kinsville, Ky. 42167. Email: [email protected]. Address: 257 Springhill Drive, Campbellsville, Ky. School since 2004 and has been an employee of the 42718. Email: [email protected]. school district since 1997. KARI JO BOOE (’03) has been employed by ANN DABNEY (’97, M ’09) serves as director of Campbellsville University as secretary for campus human resources at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon, ministries. Address: 207 Misty Drive, Campbellsville, ’70s Ky., a position she has served in for 12 years. Ky. 42718. Email: [email protected]. Address: 1103 Hampton Court, Campbellsville, Ky. BILL DURBIN (’75) is founder and president of the 42718. Email: [email protected]. DARYL MERRITT DEENER (’03) has been named the Christian Martial Arts Association, a non-profit new volleyball head coach at Campbellsville High organization that endorses the use of martial arts for MAX WISE (’97), assistant professor for political School. She is a former CU volleyball player. self-defense only. He heads schools in five states, science at Campbellsville University, was recently including one in Frankfort, Ky. For Durbin, martial arts appointed as the faculty athletic representative for CU DONNETTA TUNGATE (’03) has been employed as is spiritual. It’s about development of the soul. He athletics. He also has been employed as an adjunct nursing instructor at Campbellsville University. teaches martial arts to his students in hopes that it professor for intelligence, homeland security and Address: 201 Coakley St., Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. will develop them both physically and mentally. terrorism studies at the University of Kentucky’s Email: [email protected]. Address: 370 Bluebird Lane, Frankfort, Ky. 40601. Patterson School of Diplomacy. Address: 130 High Point Crossing, Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. Email: BECKY AGUIAR (’04) is a manager for the Cause [email protected]. Marketing department at The American Cancer ’80s Society in Atlanta, Ga., where it is headquartered. KEVIN PROPES (’98) has been promoted to assistant dean JEZIMAR NUNO NORBERTO (’04) joined the staff at NANCY COWHERD GALLOWAY (a ’80) announces of academic support at First Baptist, Sebring as minister of music. Address: the graduation of her son, Troy Galloway, from South- Campbellsville University. He 3503 Divot Road, Sebring, Fla. 33872. ern Polytechnic State University in Marietta, Ga. He and his wife, TINA BRACKETT graduated with a degree in civil engineering technol- PROPES (’00), have three chil- CURTIS BENNETT (’05, M a ’11) has been employed ogy. He was awarded the 2011 Georgia Engineering Kevin dren, Dawson, Rahul and Abigail. as Marion County High School’s new band director. He Technology Student of the Year. Address: 116 Hooper Propes previously served as the associate director of bands Road, Cleveland, Ga. 30528-3712. Email: ngcg@ for the Allen County School District. He said he sees windstream.net.
www.campbellsville.edu 51 KYLE CAVEN (’06, M a ’11), CU head coach for men’s MEAGAN DAVIDSON (’08, M ’11) has been promoted and women’s tennis, was named the East Region to director of Learning Commons at Campbellsville Uni- Coach of the Year for women’s tennis by the Intercol- versity. Address: 105 Triple Oaks Road, Campbellsville, legiate Tennis Association for the 2011 season. Ky. 42718. Email: [email protected].
CHAPEL McCULLOUGH (’06) is serving as a graduate LAURA GUMM (M ’08) has been employed as a assistant with the Auburn University Bands, while second grade resource teacher at Vine Grove pursuing a master’s degree in music education. His Elementary School in Vine Grove, Ky. wife, BRITTANY WELLS McCULLOUGH (’07), received a master’s in probability and statistics from WHITNEY MURPHY LACEFIELD (’08) graduated from Auburn University and is employed at Auburn Univer- Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Mo., in May sity as an analyst in the Office of Diversity and Multi- with her doctorate in physical therapy and is working cultural Affairs. Address: 1009 Birch Circle, Auburn, as a physical therapist at the University of Kentucky Ala. 36830. Email: [email protected]. Hospital. Her husband, SHAD LACEFIELD (’07), Dave Duda (’77) and his wife, Debby Hazelip Duda (’82), celebrated graduated from Southwest Baptist University in May their 25th wedding anniversary with a renewing of their vows by the SHEA TAYLOR (’06) appeared at Wild Bill’s Fight with his master’s of education degree and is em- Rev. Al Hardy (’57) at Immanuel Baptist Church in Elizabethtown, Night 40 in Duluth, Ga. He became the first amputee ployed by Fayette County Public Schools teaching Ky., July 30. With them from left are their daughter, Dawn, a current to appear in a mixed martial arts fight sanctioned by kindergarten. Address: 3855 Belleau Wood Drive, Apt. CU student, and son, Daniel. June 7 is their actual anniversary. the state. After having 12 surgeries to his lower leg 8, Lexington, Ky. 40517. Email: whitneylacefield@ya- Mrs. Duda was named Outstanding Elementary Music Teacher by injured in a motorcycle wreck, Taylor chose to have hoo.com. the fourth district of the Kentucky Music Educators Association. the leg amputated when surgeries failed to produce significant results. His fight was promoted by David THE REV. PAUL DALRYMPLE (a ’09) is pastor at First Oblas, who promoted the 2009 MMA debut of Kyle Baptist Church in Bucyrus, Ohio. His first official day this position as a new challenge and a great move for Maynard, the congenital amputee who was born with as pastor was Father’s Day. He and his wife, Judy, his family, which includes his wife, Angela, and their no elbows or knees or limbs below them. Taylor spent have four children. two children, Olivia and Lily. six months proving to the Georgia Athletic and Entertainment Commission that he is capable of fight- BRYAN FULLER (’09) is employed at First Southern ANITA DOBBINS (’05) serves as a clinical mobile as- ing. Taylor works for a light company in Atlanta. National Bank in Russellville, Ky. Address: 292 sessor with Lincoln Trail Behavioral Health System in Plainview Church Road, Russellville, Ky. 42276. Radcliff, Ky. Address: 902 Winchester Blvd., Elizabeth- TARA WHITTINGTON town, Ky. 42701. Email: [email protected]. LAWSON (’07) has ROBERT “BJ” MALONE (’09) is serving as a due been employed by diligence analyst in the financial operations JASON LOGAN (’05, M ’07) serves as minister of Campbellsville department of the Hospital Corporation of America in music and education for First Baptist Church in Paris, University as data Brentwood, Tenn. He also works as an insurance Ky. He is enrolled at Liberty Baptist Theological Semi- specialist for stu- specialist for Tennessee Contracting. In his free time, nary, pursuing a Master of Arts in Theological Studies. Tara and Jason dent records and he coaches wrestling at MTSU. Email: Robert. Lawson He is married to Rebecca Beasley Logan, and they will also volunteer [email protected]. have one son, Aaron. Logan recently became a con- as an assistant volleyball coach. Her husband, JASON tributor to ChurchMusicToday.net. LAWSON (’05), has been employed by Campbellsville GUILLERMO MEMO QUINTANA (M ’09) finished a University as resident director in South Hall West. social project called “Taxiexcel,” where he applied the SCOTT VAUGHN (a ’05) has been hired with the micro franchising concept of the taxi industry in Lima, Manchester Board of Education as a high school CHARITY POWELL (’07) is a graduate assistant in Peru. They provide microloans to micro entrepreneurs wrestling coach in Manchester, Ohio. He is also a campus ministries at Campbellsville University. to afford down payments to buy cars in order to work permanent substitute for Manchester Middle School. as taxi drivers on the taxi company project. He was MORGAN CARLILE (’08) has been selected as the also involved with the last political campaign in Peru REGINA WHITE (’05) graduated all-star top left-handed pitcher this season in the New and was invited as pre-candidate to Peruvian from Truitt Seminary in Waco, Brunswick Senior Baseball League. Congress, although the party lost. He serves as Texas, in 2008. She is now director of PeruVentures, a non-profit organization working with CRU, formerly SARAH BORDERS CREASON where they develop different social projects to known as Campus Crusade, in (’08) has been employed as alleviate poverty in Peru. He started writing a book Prague, Czech Republic. She is resident director in the Women’s about poverty, “Microsolutions to Poverty,” in which Regina teaching English and taking Residence Village at Campbells- he talks how microfinance, micro entrepreneurship White Czech language training. She ville University. Her husband, and micro franchising working together can eradicate plans to be in Czech Republic until August 2012. TRENT CREASON (’08), serves poverty around the world. Email: gquintana@ Address: Narodni Obrany 31/826, Praha 6 160 00, Sarah as youth pastor at Lowell peruventures.org. Creason Czech Republic. Avenue Baptist Church in Campbellsville and as a campus ministries STEPHEN ZINK (’05) has been named the new intern. Email: [email protected] and volleyball head coach at Taylor County High School. [email protected].
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By Christina Kern, assistant editor By Joan C. McKinney, editor Remember when these were scenes on campus? Guess who is taking a break in this photo? There was a Valentine Party in 1962, and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph RememberTesseneer walked hand in hand in frontWhen? of the Administration Guess Who? Building. Students were lodged in the Kentucky Central Hotel, which was a men’s residence hall.
We hope you have fond memories of “those days” at Campbellsville University!
He was decorating for a Homecoming event in the Powell Athletic Center.
The person guessing correctly will win a Campbellsville University T-shirt.
We stumped practically everyone with our first “Guess What?” in the August 2011 issue. A Valentine Party in 1962. We chose some physical sites on campus, and the winner was Amber Jinnett, a 2010 graduate of CU. The answers were: picture 1—the underside of the Clock/Clarion on campus; picture 2—the gazebo outside of the Gosser Fine Arts Center; and picture 3— a cooling unit outside of North Hall.
Send your guess for this issue’s “Guess Who?” to Joan McKinney at jcmckinney@camp- bellsville.edu or to Joan McKinney, Camp- bellsville University, UPO 787, 1 University Dr. Ralph Tesseneer and Laura Drive, Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. Tesseneer walk hand in hand in front of the Administration Building in December 1996. The names of those guessing correctly within (CU Photo by Michelle Towles) 10 days after we receive the Campbellsvillian in our mailbox will be put in a hat, and the winner will be drawn at random.
Good luck!
Students hang out at the Kentucky Central Hotel, which was used as a men’s residence hall.
www.campbellsville.edu 53 GARY ANDREW STINSON (’09) has been hired as a ADRIENNE BUTLER (’10, M JENNIFER GRAHAM (’10, M ’11) community relations specialist for Kool Smiles ’11) has been employed by has been promoted to instructor Dentistry in Louisville, Ky. He does community Campbellsville University as in business and assistant to the marketing working with school systems and plans assistant to the director of career dean of the Porter-Bouvette local events, including health screenings. He also services. Email: ambutler@ School of Business and Econom- works with community organizations such as Boys campbellsville.edu. ics at Campbellsville University. and Girls Clubs, Salvation Army, Big Brothers Big Adrienne Jennifer She previously served as secre- Butler Graham Sisters, and the YMCA in order to reach out to tary for the School of Business. underserved communities and help educate them on Address: 515 Willow Way, Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. the many areas of life health. Address: 13512 PAULA CALDWELL (M ’10) has been promoted to Email: [email protected]. Pinnacle Gardens Circle, Louisville, Ky. 40245. Email: coordinator for undergraduate admissions at [email protected]. Campbellsville University. BRITTANY HAHN (’10) teaches at Metcalfe County High School. CARLA EDMONDSON (’10) serves as a house parent She teaches Advanced Place- ’10s at Hosanna House, a Christian home for at-risk ment English II and English II. teenage girls ages 12 to 18, in Jacksonville, Fla. The She also serves as AP English ROBERT BENDER (’10) has been employed as goal of the home is to share the love of Jesus Christ in Content Coordinator and works coordinator of audio visual services at Campbellsville a structured, safe environment. www.hosannahouse. Brittany Hahn & with the student newspaper. Alex Morgan Martin University. Email: [email protected]. com. Address: 6806 Wheat Road, Jacksonville, Fla. She works with ALEX MORGAN 32244. Email: [email protected]. MARTIN (’11), who teaches freshman English. ASHLEY BOYD (’10, M a’11) has been employed by Campbellsville University as program support KRISTI ENSMINGER (’10) serves at Campbellsville AMBER JINNETT (’10) is an instructional assistant at assistant II for athletic eligibility in the Office of University as part-time women’s basketball assistant. Abraham Lincoln Elementary School in Hodgenville, Student Records. She also serves as an adjunct Ky., and a tutor at LaRue County Kids Crew. Address: English as a Second Language instructor and plans 1650 Bardstown Road, Hodgenville, Ky. 42748. Email: to finish her master’s in TESOL (Teaching English as [email protected]. a Second Language) in May 2012. Address: 208 Chestnut St., Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. Email: [email protected].
Download the Campbellsvillian for iPad! You can now download an application for the Campbellsvillian on your iPad.
Hermano Queiroz, director of information services at Campbellsville University, has designed the app which can be downloaded free from iTunes at www.itunesapple.com. The app is relatively new, and Queiroz said there have been downloads from all over the world as well as in the United States. There are downloads from the United States, Canada, Brazil, the United Kingdom, France, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, China, South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia and Switzerland.
The Campbellsvillian is the magazine published quarterly for alumni and friends of Campbellsville University by the Office of University Communications. The magazine shares campus news, events and achievements of alumni with its readers.
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CHERIS EVANS YOUNG (’10) has been promoted to women’s area coordinator for residence life at Campbellsville University. She is married to CASEY YOUNG (’09). Email: [email protected]. Former Campbellsville University
ELENA GROHOLSKE (’11) has been employed trustees, Effinger and Riley, die full-time at Cardinal Health in Radcliff, Ky. She serves By Matthew Schmuck, student news writer as a Level 2 Customer Service Representative in the Medical Call Center. Two former Campbellsville University O’Hare of Lebanon. A brother, Jesse Lee trustees, George Effinger and the Rev. J.C. Riley of Bardstown also survives Riley, ALAN HAVEN (’11, M a’11) has been employed by Riley, have died. with five grandchildren and six great Campbellsville University as production specialist with Broadcast Services. He is working on a Master of The Rev. J.C. Riley was a trustee at grandchildren. Arts in Organizational Leadership. Email: aphaven@ Campbellsville from 1985 to 1992. A He was buried in Bethlehem Baptist campbellsville.edu. dairy farmer until 1960, he started the Church Cemetery in Washington County. J.C. Riley Insurance Agency and George Effinger served on Camp- MEGAN KEMP (’11) has been employed by Tri-County Insurance Agency with offices bellsville University’s Board of Trustees Campbellsville University as Title III Secretary for the in Campbellsville, Hodgenville, Lebanon from 1972 to 1976. He served in the U.S. Learning Commons. She plans to begin working on a and Springfield. He retired from the Army during World War II. He later master’s degree in January. Address: 1295 Meadow insurance business in 1995. Riley was earned his law degree from the University Creek Road, Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. Email: pastor of Smocks Chapel Baptist Church of Louisville and set off to Paducah where [email protected]. in Loretto, Ky. he would open an office for the law firm He was 87 when he died July 2, Boehl, Stopher, Gray and Deindoerfer. ANDREA HOUK-UNDERWOOD (’11) is working with Bertram, Cox & Miller, LLP, a law firm in 2011 at Spring View Hospital in Leba- Effinger was 94 when he died Nov. Campbellsville, Ky. non, Ky. 17, 2010 at Lourdes Hospital. He was Riley was a member of Central buried with military honors at Woodlawn Baptist Church. He formerly pastored at Memorial Gardens. Marriages Smocks Chapel Baptist Church in Loretto Effinger was a member of Paducah and was a member of the Central First Baptist Church, the American Bar SETH RYAN CRISP (’04) and Kristin DeAnn Boyd Association of Kentucky Baptists and the Association, a 33rd Degree Mason, a past were married July 23, 2011 at Allen Baptist Church. Marion County Ministerial Association. master of Masonic Lodge 127, Scottish Crisp is employed by the Floyd County Board of He was a lifetime member of the Rites, past Grand Master of the State of Education. The couple resides in Allen, Ky. Lebanon Kiwanis Club where he had Kentucky and served as Sovereign Grand served as local president and state lieu- Inspector General of Kentucky as well as JENNA MATTINGLY (’06, M ’11) and Joe David Smith tenant governor. He was a member of the a number of other offices within the Ma- were married Aug. 27, 2011 at Holy Rosary Catholic Masonic Lodge in Lebanon and had sonic order. He was a member of the Church in Manton, Ky. Mrs. Smith is employed with served as a board member of Marion Western Baptist Hospital Auxiliary and the Washington County Board of Education. Smith is County Communicare and Gideons In- past president of the Paducah-McCrack- employed with Smith Contracting in Springfield, Ky. ternational. en County Senior Citizens Board. DR. JASON REYNOLDS (’06) and Stacia McKee were He is survived by his two daughters, He is survived by his daughter, married Aug. 6, 2011 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Judy Cox of Campbellsville and Sandra Nancy Effinger of Paducah, Ky. the Rosary Catholic Church in Duluth, Minn. Reynolds is a third year resident in urologic surgery at the University of Alabama, Birmingham.
JOHN HONEYCUTT (’07, M ’09) and MICHELE CREECH (’08) were married June 25, 2011 in Somerset, Ky. Honeycutt is the manager of international services at Asbury Theological Michelle & Seminary in Wilmore, Ky. Mrs. John Honeycutt Honeycutt teaches at East Jessamine High School in Nicholasville, Ky. Address: 3621 Rabbits Foot Trail, Apt. 6, Lexington, Ky. 40503.
Rev. J.C. Riley George Effinger
www.campbellsville.edu 55 Members of the Hardin-LaRue County Alumni Chapter attended Homecoming from left: Front row – Dawn Duda, Kayla Vessels, Michael Coogle, Jennifer Coogle, James Withers, Dave Duda, Debby Duda, Glenna Bacon, Sandy Ellis and Dwayne Ellis. Back row – Keith Clater and Tyler Vessels. (CU Photo by Joan C. McKinney)
DANIJELA UTVIC (’07) and MELODY HALL (’10, M ’11) and BARBARA HOLDEN Harry Savaya were married in JESSE REESE (’11) were (a ’11) and BEAU- May. She was a member of the married June 26, 2011 at Green FORD SANDERS 2006-07 Lady Tiger basketball River Lake in Campbellsville, Ky. were married July team. In June, Mrs. Savaya Mrs. Reese teaches English as a 30, 2011 on Stapp signed a two-year professional Second Language at Nashville Lawn on Camp- Harry & women’s basketball contract Jesse & State Community College. Barbara & bellsville Universi- Danijela Savaya Melody Reese Beauford Sanders with the Antranik-Beirut club in Reese is pursuing a Master of ty’s campus. Mrs. Lebanon. The couple resides in Beirut, Lebanon. Theological Studies at Vanderbilt University’s Divinity Sanders is completing her nursing degree at CU, School. Address: 4501 Packard Drive, Apt. J4, where Sanders is entering his 22nd year as the Tigers LAREE BELL (’08) and Jansen Shively were married Nashville, Tenn. 37211. Email: [email protected]. head baseball coach. June 4, 2011 at First Baptist Church in Campbells- ville, Ky. Mrs. Shively is employed by Taylor Regional JESSICA DOBSON (’11) and Brent Lile were married AMELIA ROSENBERGER (’11) Hospital as a registered nurse. June 11, 2011 at Elk Horn Baptist Church in and DANIEL WIECHART (a ’11) Campbellsville. Mrs. Lile is employed by the Taylor were married May 28, 2011 at ASHLEY MARIE THOMPSON (’08) and Andrew Jor- County Board of Education as a substitute teacher White Mills Christian Church. dan Hancock were married June 11, 2011 at Central and also works with the Cardinal Connection after Mrs. Wiechart is completing her Christian Church in Lexington, Ky. Mrs. Hancock is school program. Lile is employed at Kroger and State Doctorate of Pharmacy at pursuing a master’s degree as a clinical nurse Fire Rescue Training. Amelia & Sullivan University. Wiechart Daniel Wiechart specialist at University of Cincinnati. She is employed plans to graduate from at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington, where her MICHAEL DUNHAM (’11) and LAUREN EASTRIDGE Campbellsville University in 2013 and pursue husband is also employed. (a ’11) were married Aug. 20, 2011 at Ransdell Cha- graduate studies in Washington, D.C. Address: 183 pel on Campbellsville University’s campus. Dunham Cherwood Drive, Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. Email: JAMES DEAN (’09) and serves as minister of youth at Potter’s Place Church [email protected]. SHELBY SMITH (a ’11) were and is also owner/operator of Mike’s Lawn Service married June 30, 2011 at the and Property Management in Somerset, Ky. Mrs. SARAH SMITH (’11) and ADAM White Hall Mansion and Gardens Dunham is pursuing a degree in nursing at CU. HOPPER (’07, M a’11) were in Louisville, Ky. Dean is director married June 25, 2011 at First of residence life at Campbells- Baptist Church in Brandenburg, Shelby & ville University. Mrs. Dean is the Ky. Hopper is working on his James Dean assistant manager at Chick-fil-A Master of Arts in Percussion Express on CU’s campus. Address: 1 University Drive, Sarah & Performance. Mrs. Hopper Adam Hopper UPO 1081, Campbellsville, Ky. 42718. Email: jjdean@ teaches English and drama at campbellsville.edu. Pulaski County High School. The couple resides in Somerset, Ky. Email: [email protected].
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ERIN HOLMES (M ’09) and her and nephews. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery. Births husband, Bill Holmes, announce Mrs. Lewis can be reached at 535 North Parkway, the birth of their son, Simon Jackson, Tenn. 38305. KATIE KING (’04) and her Kenton Holmes, born June 29, husband, WILL KING (’04), 2011. He weighed 7 pounds, 8 MARJORIE ESTES CLINE (’58) announce the birth of their ounces. Holmes is working with died April 12, 2010 at home in daughter, Mallory Ann King. Simon Kenton CAPA International Education in Hancock County. She was a Holmes She was born June 22, 2011. Boston, Mass. member of Macedonia Baptist She weighed 7 pounds, 12 Church and had been employed Mallory Ann ounces, and was 19.5 inches King TINDI “ESTHER” MUNYASIA (’09) announces the by General Electric and retired long. Mrs. King teaches fourth birth of her second child, Haawi, born July 12, 2011. Marjorie Estes from MPD. Burial was in Rosehill Cline grade at Mercer County Intermediate School in Munyasia played volleyball at CU from 2006 to 2008. Cemetery in Owensboro. Her Harrodsburg, Ky. King is an officer with the Frankfort husband, Orville, died a few months later in October. Police Department. Address: 114 Robbie Drive, DOUG PRICE (’10) and his wife, Lawrenceburg, Ky. 40342. Email: Katie.king@mercer. Megan Price, announce the birth JO ANN VENABLE THOMAS (’74) died Aug. 11, 2011 kyschools.us. of their second child, Jackson after a two-year battle with cancer. She was a Douglas. He was born July 13, missionary to the Philippines and Laos, and was SHEA ALLEN (’05) and 2011 at Spring View Hospital in involved in ministry to the Asian community. Burial ALLISON ALLEN (’04) Lebanon, Ky. He weighed 7.1 was at the Venable Family Cemetery in Owsley announce the birth of their first Jackson Douglas pounds, and was 19.5 inches County, Ky. Survivors include her husband of 40 years, Price son, Jude Michael Allen, born on long. Price serves as facilities Bob Thomas of Claremont, N.C.; daughters Beth May 19, 2011. He weighed 7 manager at Fellowship Community Church in Salem, Matheson of Lancaster, S.C., and Faith Needham of pounds, 6 ounces, and was 21.5 Va.; he formerly served as the audio/visual services Columbia, S.C.; and son John Thomas of Leesburg, Jude Michael inches long. Allen is a salesman Allen coordinator at CU. Megan served as resident director Va.; brothers Mike Venable of Chandler, Texas, and for Verizon Wireless, and Mrs. at CU. Grandparents are LYNN and JOHN RAUSCH, Mark Venable of Manila, Ark.; and sisters Patsy Allen is the Minister to Children at Beechland Baptist who also serve at CU. Address: 1656 Reece Road, Turman and Paula Venable, both of Hamilton, Ohio. Church. Address: 7822 Pleasure Walk Circle, Salem, Va. 24153. Louisville, Ky. 40258. Email: [email protected]. TEVIN SCRUGGS (a ’11) died July 17, 2011 in MARYGRACE LEE CHAPPELL Nashville, Tenn. He was 19. Scruggs was a member of KYLE PAGE (’05) and his wife, (a ’11) and her husband, the 2010 Tiger football team. He was a victim of a JESSICA WHITAKER PAGE (’05), MANCE CHAPPELL (a ’10), an- gunshot wound to the chest. announce the birth of their daugh- nounce the birth of their first ter, Carlee Brooke Page, Sept. 17, child, a daughter, Elanor “Elly” 2011. Page is a full-time pastor at Rose Chappell. She was born Pleasantview Baptist Church in Elanor Rose July 23, 2011 at 2:13 a.m. with Carlee Waynesburg, Ky., and Mrs. Page is Chappell Brooke Page a full head of black hair. She a part-time licensed marriage and weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 21 inches long. family therapist and stay-at-home mom. Address: 142 Chappell works in loss prevention at Best Buy, and West Old Norwood Road, Science Hill, Ky. 42553. Mrs. Chappell is a homemaker. Address: 2332 Email: [email protected]. Palladio Ave., Owensboro, Ky. 42301.
JASON NEUFELD (’07) and ASHLEY KINMAN NEUFELD (’06) announce the birth of their In Memoriam first child, Rachel Kelly, June 17, 2011. She weighed 7 pounds, 5 THE REV. THOMAS LOWELL LEWIS (’48), a member ounces and was 20 inches long. of the Campbellsville University Church Relations Rachel Kelly Jason graduated from South- Council, died Aug. 6, 2011 with his wife of 57 years, Neufeld west Baptist University in Boli- RACHEL JACKSON LEWIS (’47), at his side. Lewis var, Mo., in 2010 with his doctorate in physical was a minister who remained active in the pulpit up therapy and is employed as a physical therapist at until his death. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and Lexington Clinic in Lexington, Ky. Ashley is a stay-at- refinisher of antique furniture. He began his ministry home mom. The family resides in Versailles. Email: in Simpson County, Ky., and Sumner County, Tenn., in [email protected]. the late 1940s. He pastored many churches in Tennessee and Kentucky. He served as director of KELLIE STEARMAN MACDONALD (’08) and TEMPLE missions at various Baptist associations, including in MACDONALD (’08) announce the birth of their Tennessee and Paducah, Ky. Other survivors include: second child, Henry, born July 4, 2011. He weighed a son, Philip L. Lewis of Cleveland, Tenn.; a daughter, 8.7 pounds. MacDonald played baseball at CU from Joy Ruth Lewis of Jackson, Tenn.; a brother, Presley 2006 to 2008. Herod Lewis of Bowling Green, Ky., and several nieces
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Rachel Moran, left, a junior from Campbellsville, Ky., eats with her parents, Chris, center, and Tommy Cundiff, during Family Weekend. (CU Photo by Nicholas Osaigbovo)
Baptist Campus Ministry’s lip sync performance of Sister Act won the Dave and Ed Show competition. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa)
Jovana Koprivica, left, a student from Serbia, and Cindy Woosley, secretary for development at CU, share a laugh at the Family Weekend festival. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa) Monique Powell, second from right, a student from Elizabethtown, Ky., eats brunch with her family in Winters Dining Hall during Family Weekend. The family, from left, includes Tanya McElroy, Eric McElroy, Alexis Powell, Monique Powell and Demario Powell. (CU Photo by Nicholas Osaigbovo)
Dave Walters, left, vice president for admissions and student services, and Ed Pavy, director of campus ministries, dress up for their act in the traditional Family Weekend comedy show and lip sync contest, the Dave and Ed Show. (CU Photo by Naranchuluu Amarsanaa)
A group of alumni went to an Atlanta Braves baseball game in September. From left are, front row—Paula Smith, director of alumni relations at CU; Quinn McGuire; and Natalie Burdette (’06), director of annual giving at CU. Second row—Stephanie Strange (’05), Delma Murphy, Allie McGuire (’98), Kiva Chester, Yvonne Grier Chester and Jim Chester. Third row—Emma Revis, director of foundation relations at CU; Michael Strange, Chaz McGuire (’02), Caden McGuire (on shoulders), Glenn Chester, Gary Slater and Carolyn Hornback. Fourth row—Tom Murphy and John E. Hornback. Non-Profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE Office of University Communications PAID 1 University Drive, UPO 787 Permit #35 Campbellsville, KY 42718-2190 Johnson City, TN Change service requested
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Campbellsville University alumni Dr. Charles Hedrick (’65) and his wife, Sharon Watson Hedrick (’65), both of Campbellsville, were among those having their pictures made with Sam Bowie, former University of Kentucky and National Basketball Association (NBA) basketball star, at the President’s Club dinner Oct. 24. Bowie was the guest speaker at the event. (CU Photo by Christina Kern)