Colleges announce Dean’s lists
The following students has been named to the dean’s list at their respective college or university:
Grove City College
Columbus: Michaela Fuller
Ball State University
Columbus: Sarah Anderson, Caraline Andros, Benjamin Baker, Kirsten Ballard, Kaitlyn Barnes, Elizabeth Becker, Makenna Bertsch, Miranda Blevins, Bobbie Burton, Delaney Coles, Andy Davidson, Dane Denniston, Lexi Dykes, Makenzie Gilliam, Seena Greiwe, Paige Grider, Kathleen Haegele, Joshua Hatton, Steven Henderson, Alex Joslin, Betsy Kiel, Alex Leddy, Elena Leddy, Rebecca Long, Tessa McKenney, Brandy Mijares, Ben Morton, LeAnne Oliver, Laura Pierson, Katie Prall, Adycin Rager, Braeden Raymer, Evan Raymer, Katherine Richardson, Maria Sanchez Cisneros, Tayler Seymour, Garrett Thrasher, Ashleigh Totten, Christian Totten, Steven Walters, Elizabeth Watkins, Casey Weisner, Keith Wilson, Cianna Wright
Elizabethtown: Marcella Rose Whipker
Hope: Josh Adams, Abbey Ashbrook, Kylah Humphress
Crothersville: Blake Wright
North Vernon: Sophie Edens, Megan Koons, Alexa McKinney, Celeste Noel, Thea Purdue, Kathryn Reitman, Denza Simpson
Paris Crossing: Carissa Kinney
Scipio: Jerod Hartwell
Students graduate from Ball State University
Seven local students recently graduated from Ball State University.
The individuals, hometowns and their degrees earned are:
- Kaitlyn Barnes, Columbus, bachelor of science
- Lexi Dykes, Columbus, bachelor of science
- Dakota Myrick, Columbus, master of arts
- Robyn Spoon, Columbus, master of arts
- Chelsea Waxler, Columbus, master of arts
- Wendy Foster, Columbus, master of arts
- Lauren Owens, Scipio, bachelor of arts
Keller scholarship applications available
William Keller Scholarship applications are available for students who are current or past residents of Bartholomew County. The student must be attending 12th grade in a Bartholomew County high school or have graduated from a Bartholomew County high school and must be pursuing education in medical, nursing, scientific, engineering or technical fields.
Interested applicants should contact Jessica Zepeda for an application at [email protected] or (312) 732-1949.
Trinity Lutheran has open house
SEYMOUR — Trinity Lutheran High School will have an open house on from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the school, 7120 N. County Road 875E. Please enter through the gymnasium. Call 812-524-8547 with any questions.
Schneck Foundation accepting scholarship applications
SEYMOUR — The Schneck Foundation is accepting scholarship applications from students pursuing medical careers.
Candidates who are interested in pursuing a course of study in a technical/professional allied health career can apply for the allied health scholarship.
Allied health areas include, but are not limited to, clinical support areas such as speech therapy, respiratory therapy, lab technology, pharmacy, physical therapy and radiological technology.
Acceptance for enrollment at a school and program of study in a technical/professional field is required for the scholarship to be awarded, according to the foundation. Candidates must also apply each year for the scholarship.
The foundation is also accepting applications for the Amanda M. Dick honorary scholarship, which supports women pursuing a career in the medical field. Individuals are also required to apply annually for the scholarship.
Candidates must be female and currently accepted into medical school with primary consideration given to residents of Jackson, Jennings, Scott and Washington counties. Residents of other counties may be considered based on available funds and at the discretion of the scholarship committee, according to the foundation.
Applications for either scholarship can be obtained by visiting schneckfoundation.org, schneckmed.org or by contacting the Schneck Foundation’s development office by calling 812-524-4244. Applications for the allied health scholarship will also be available from counselors at local high schools.
Applications must be returned to the foundation’s development office by March 15 to be eligible for consideration. For more information, contact Cora Laymon at 812-524-4245 or e-mail [email protected].
