College of Education and Behavioral Sciences News

Western Kentucky University has selected 17 students as recipients of the 2022-23 Cherry Presidential Scholarship, the school’s most prestigious academic award. The scholarship is valued at $16,000 annually and worth $64,000 during a four-year period.

The 2022-23 Cherry Presidential Scholarship recipients are:

• Henry Alley of Fort Mitchell, a senior at Beechwood High School who plans to major in Psychology.
• Devan Bray of Bowling Green, a senior at Greenwood High School who plans to major in Biology.
• Karlie Brockman of Louisville, a senior at DuPont Manual Magnet High School who plans to major in Biology.
• McCayla Falls of Elk Horn, a senior at Campbellsville High School who plans to major in Biology.
• Avery Hanel of Louisville, a senior at Highlands Latin High School who plans to major in Nursing.
• James Kennedy of Taylorsville, a senior at Spencer County High School who plans to major in Civil Engineering.
• Charles Loewy of Louisville, a senior at Atherton High School who has undeclared a major.
• Coleman McIntire of Union, a senior at Larry Ryle High School who plans to major in Broadcasting.
• Trinity Melton of Somerset, a senior at Southwestern-Pulaski County High School who plans to major in Communication Disorders.
• Brooke Meyer of Erlanger, a senior at Saint Henry High School who plans to major in Environmental, Sustainability & Geographic Studies.
• Carter Pannell of Arlington, Texas, a senior at James W Martin High School who plans to major in Meteorology.
• Lillian Partin of Barbourville, a senior at Barbourville High School who plans to major in Biology.
• Lindsey Sargent of Lexington, a senior at Lafayette Senior High School who plans to major in Psychological Science.
• Haley Thacker of Brodhead, a senior at Rockcastle County High School who plans to major in Biology.
• Mia Treinen of Louisville, a senior at DuPont Manual Magnet High School who plans to major in Environmental, Sustainability & Geographic Studies.
• John Woodring of Rineyville, a senior at North Hardin Christian School who plans to major in Psychology.
• Kailey Young of Perryville, a senior at Boyle County High School who plans to major in Science and Math Education.

Contact: Susan Fitzpatrick, susan.fitzpatrick@wku.edu

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Western Kentucky University prides itself on positioning its students, faculty and staff for long term success. As a student-centered, applied research university, WKU helps students expand on classroom learning by integrating education with real-world applications in the communities we serve. Our hilltop campus is located in Bowling Green, Kentucky, which was recently named by Reader’s Digest as one of the nicest towns in America, just an hour’s drive from Nashville, Tennessee.