College of Education and Behavioral Sciences News
WKU selects 15 for 2021-22 Cherry Presidential Scholarship
- WKU News
- Wednesday, March 31st, 2021
WKU has selected 15 students as recipients of the 2021-22 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 students were chosen from the group of applicants who were invited to interview and participate in a virtual event on March 18.
The 2021-22 Cherry Presidential Scholarship recipients are:
- Caitlyn Blandford of Owensboro, a senior at Apollo High School who plans to major in Civil Engineering.
- Camille Casey of Roselle, Illinois, a senior at Lake Park West High School who plans to major in Nursing.
- Madison Clark of Benton, a senior at Marshall County High School who plans to major in Business Economics.
- Robert Connor Flatt of Hendersonville, Tennessee, a senior at Merrol Hyde Magnet School who plans to major in Economics.
- Esther Gorecki of Lenox, Illinois, a senior at Lincoln-Way Community High School who plans to major in Nursing.
- Kaitlyn Gray of Versailles, a senior at Woodford County High School who plans to major in Biology.
- Lillian Groves of Bowling Green, a senior at Bowling Green High School who plans to major in Exercise Science.
- Victoria Iles of Morning View, a senior at Walton-Verona High School who plans to major in Exercise Science.
- Josie Ison of Walton, a senior at Walton-Verona High School who plans to major in Biochemistry.
- Shannon Maloney of Marietta, Georgia, a senior at George Walton Comp High School who plans to major in Dance.
- Nathan Meredith of Clarkson, a senior at Grayson County High School who plans to major in Biology.
- Evelyn Overstreet of Louisville, a senior at DuPont Manual Magnet High School who has undeclared a major.
- Mateus Rodriguez Vaz of Bowling Green, a senior at Greenwood High School who plans to major in Biology.
- Sydney Windhorst of Crestwood, a senior at Highlands Latin School who plans to major in Journalism.
- Sara-Kate Wiseman of Louisville, a senior at Male Traditional High School who plans to major in Music.
More: For more about WKU First-Time Freshmen Scholarships for Fall 2021, visit https://www.wku.edu/financialaid/scholarships/freshmen-2122-academicyear.php
Contact: Susan Fitzpatrick, (270) 745-6385
Office of the Dean
College of Education and Behavioral Sciences
1906 College Heights Blvd. #11030,
Bowling Green, KY 42101-1030
Additional Information
Make A Gift
By making a gift to support The College of Education and Behavioral Sciences Fund for Excellence, a donor shares in the proud tradition that allows the University to achieve greater distinction and serve more people each year. There are a variety of ways you can make a gift to Western Kentucky University. Such gifts make a significant impact upon the University's mission to transform the lives of our students, our Hill, our community and beyond while allowing you the personal satisfaction of supporting WKU.
Some of the links on this page may require additional software to view.