WKU Elizabethtown – Fort Knox Calendar

Johnathan Baker will be at the WKU Elizabethtown Campus to help students with their Veteran Affair benefits, starting Monday, January 11th.  No appointment necessary!

Linda Dillard, with WKU Financial Aid, works closely with parents and students to outline a plan for paying for school.  Linda will assist in navigating the financial aid process, helping to fill out the correct forms, providing the needed documents and apprising you of any changes to existing resources. In addition to finding financial aid resources, she can inform students on loan repayment procedures.  You do not need to make an appointment to meet with Linda please stop by our office or call 270.706.8870 to speak with Linda for your financial needs.

Transfer Scholarship
https://www.wku.edu/scholarship/transfer.php

WKU Financial Aid
http://www.wku.edu/financialaid/

Consortium Request
https://www.wku.edu/financialaid/consortiumrequest.php

David Bell, bestselling author and Western Kentucky University professor, discusses and signs Since She Went Away Tuesday, June 21, 6 PM, as part of the Authors at Your Library series. 

In Since She Went Away, Jenna Barton receives the text message from her lifelong best friend, Celia Walters, with a single request—‘Want to meet in the park at 12?’ She jumps at the chance to re-live some old high school fun but is running late for the meeting. Celia never arrives— and no one has since seen her. 

Three months later, the only piece of evidence in Celia’s disappearance is a lone diamond earring found where Celia and Jenna were planning to meet. The media has descended upon their small Kentucky town, dubbing Celia “The Diamond Mom,” and the police are no closer to finding out what 

happened since that unfortunate evening. It is as if Celia disappeared into thin air. Jenna, racked with guilt and hounded by a sensationalistic 

cable news personality, spends her down time obsessively scouring online message boards devoted to missing persons cases. No one is closer to finding Celia, and neither is Jenna closer to letting go of that horrible night.

Linda Dillard, with WKU Financial Aid, works closely with parents and students to outline a plan for paying for school.  Linda will assist in navigating the financial aid process, helping to fill out the correct forms, providing the needed documents and apprising you of any changes to existing resources. In addition to finding financial aid resources, she can inform students on loan repayment procedures.  You do not need to make an appointment to meet with Linda please stop by our office or call 270.706.8870 to speak with Linda for your financial needs.

Transfer Scholarship
https://www.wku.edu/scholarship/transfer.php

WKU Financial Aid
http://www.wku.edu/financialaid/

Consortium Request
https://www.wku.edu/financialaid/consortiumrequest.php

The Living History at Your Library series presents Daniel Boone: The First 

Kentuckian, Thursday, June 23, 6 PM. 

Daniel Boone (1734-1820), portrayed by Kevin Hardesty , tells the story of the daring explorer who paved the way through the rugged Kentucky terrain through courage, a love of the pristine beauty, and a raw talent navigating the land and its native peoples. 

Boone, born November 2, 1734, in Pennsylvania, showed a particular prefer-ence for the outdoors at a very young age and quickly established himself as an 

adventurer and hunter. In fact, his first exposure to Kentucky was through a hunting trip with his brother in 1767. Both the beauty and danger of the land captivated Boone and made a lasting impression that is evident in his time spent and journey in Kentucky. 

The event is part of the ongoing Living History at Your Library series and is 

sponsored by the Kentucky Humanities Council, an independent, non-profit corporation affiliated with the National Endowment for the Humanities. Future installments will feature, among others, Colonel Harland Sanders and George Rogers Clark. For more information about this event, contact the Library at (502) 624-1232.