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July 15, 2008
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(Article by Astra NG, communications specialist)
The Glockner Community Service Scholarships awarded
to 10 recipients at Shawnee State University
The Shawnee State University Scholarship Committee has
announced 10 recipients for the 2008-09 Glockner
Community Service Scholarships of $500 each.
Applicants of the scholarship must be a graduating
senior of Portsmouth West, Northwest, Valley, Minford,
South Webster, Wheelersburg, Green, Clay, New Boston,
East, Notre Dame or Portsmouth high schools in Ohio or
Greenup or Lewis County high schools in Kentucky, with a
minimum GPA of 2.0 and demonstrate involvement in
community service.
The recipients of the 2008-09 Glockner Community Service
Scholarships are:
Brad Altman, son of Robert B. Altman, is a 2008 graduate
of Wheelersburg High School where he was involved in
cross country, track, Mock Trial, Key Club and
intramural basketball. He volunteered through Upward
Bound and his church. Altman is a physical therapy major
and wants to obtain a job in relation to sports after
graduating from SSU.
Kayla Besco, daughter of Patty and Curtis Besco, is a
2008 graduate of South Webster High School. She was a
member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Key
Club, Bible Club and Student Council and she
participated in Mock Trial, Education Talent Search and
Prom Committee. Besco volunteered for homeless shelters,
Sierra’s Haven and CRADLE. She is a nursing major and
wants to work at a hospital after graduating from SSU.
Ashley Clark, daughter of William and Cathy Clark, is a
2008 graduate of Lewis County High School. She was
involved in community service for Beta Club to care for
the elderly, work concession stands and parent teacher
night. Clark is an early childhood education major and
wants to graduate from SSU with her bachelor’s degree in
that field.
Casey Hale, daughter of Kim and Dennis Lawhorn, is a
2008 graduate of Minford High School. She was a member
of the track and softball teams, Bible Club, choir, Prom
Committee and she was a teacher’s aide. Hale volunteers
at track meets, kindergarten classes and Salvation Army.
She is an undecided major at SSU.
Justin Malone, son of Dan and Beth Malone, is a 2008
graduate of Northwest High School where he was involved
in football, basketball and Honors Club. Malone performs
community service at summer Bible School, fundraisers
for Bulgarian and Mexican orphans, Operation Christmas
Child and Pennies for Patients. He is an undecided major
but wants to obtain a job in the medical field.
Crystal Monroe, daughter of Ron and Joyce Scott, is a
2008 graduate of Portsmouth West High School. She was a
member of the Honors Club and cheerleading team. Monroe
volunteered at Southern Ohio Medical Center, Heartland,
Sierra’s Haven and the Shawnee Animal Clinic. She is a
nursing major and wants to become an RN in the pediatric
field after graduating from SSU.
Casey Stapleton, daughter of Carlos Stapleton and
Michelle Riggs, is a 2008 graduate of Clay High School.
She is a nursing major and plans to become a nurse
anesthetist after obtaining her bachelor’s degree in
nursing from SSU.
Brittany Stone, daughter of Betty and Ralph Stone, is a
2007 graduate of Portsmouth High School where she was
involved in French Club, Pep Club and Pep Band. She
volunteers at Hempstead Manor and homeless shelters.
Stone is a nursing major and wants to go on to physician
assistant school after obtaining her degree from SSU.
Courtney Thornsberry, daughter of James and Michaelann
Thornsberry, is a 2008 graduate of Green High School.
She was a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish
Club, Quiz Bowl, dance teams and she was a cheerleader.
She also played volleyball and softball. Thornsberry
volunteered at the 2007 River Sweep, nursing homes and
orphanages in Austria. She is a biology major and plans
to go to medical school and specialize in dermatology
after graduating from SSU.
Gregory Williams, son of Dale and Rachel Williams, is a
2008 graduate of Valley High School. He was a member of
4-H. Williams is a nursing major and plans to obtain a
nurse practioner license after graduating from SSU.
The funds of this scholarship are administered by the
SSU Development Foundation. Individuals or organizations
interested in establishing a scholarship can contact the
SSU Development Foundation at (740) 351-3284.