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Campbellsville University and Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative representatives participated in a ribbon cutting Oct. 29 to celebrate the launch of a new partnership between the two institutions. Pictured from left are: Vanessa Grossl, state representative; Jill Cutler, director of the Mercer County Chamber of Commerce; Kimberly Steele, interim director of Campbellsville University’s Conover Education Center; Dr. Robin Magruder, dean of the School of Education at CU; Dr. Jeanette Parker, provost and vice president for academic affairs at CU; CU President Dr. Joseph Hopkins; David Young, CEO of Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative; Melissa Davis, Mercer County Chamber of Commerce board member; David Morris, associate director for finance for CKEC; Ramona Karsner, director of special education for CKEC; Tabor Placido, director of academics for CKEC; Mark Helton, director of school support for CKEC; and State Representative Kim King.
CU and CKEC team up to support Kentucky educators
From left, members of the administration from Namseoul University and Campbellsville University, who recently met to discuss a partnership and opportunities for academic collaboration: Seomoon Dong, Dean of General Affairs (Namseoul University); Peter Thomas, Assistant Vice President for Global Relations (Campbellsville University); President Seung-Yong Yoon (Namseoul University); President Joseph Hopkins (Campbellsville University); and Dong-Ho Jang, Vice Dean for International Affairs (Namseoul University).
Campbellsville University’s Hopkins, Thomas visit South Korean universities
Campbellsville University students earn Google Career Certification
Campbellsville University students earn Google Career Certification
Campbellsville University establishes Collegiate Recovery Resource Center for students
Campbellsville University establishes Collegiate Recovery Resource Center for students
Campbellsville University planning Legacy Garden to honor retirees
Campbellsville University planning Legacy Garden to honor retirees
Gemma Deyo, right, and her sister, Rebecca, are sophomores at Campbellsville University and compete on the women's wrestling team.
The unbreakable bond
This is one of the earliest photos of my mom and me visiting our favorite island, Caye Caulker, Belize.
The woman my mother became
How fishing made me broke
How fishing made me broke
Pictured is the Lawson family. The are, from left, brothers Garrett and Clayton, their father, Matt, and their mother, Mandy.
The Lawson legacy
Losing the glow: How Christmas has lost its nostalgia
Losing the glow: How Christmas has lost its nostalgia
The Tiger fans get rowdy for their men’s soccer team. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information/Photographer Macie Chapel)
More than a game
A recently passed NCAA rule granted Lauren Lee another year of eligibility to play Division I basketball. (Photo by Brett Pierce/CU Sports Information Department)
The dream lives
Alfonso Alvarez moved to Campbellsville in 2022 to become the head coach of the men’s volleyball team. “I was not sure that I wanted to work here,” he said. “I had a lot of questions. I wasn’t convinced I wanted to live in Kentucky, and I had a lot of doubts. But when I arrived on campus, the Lord gave me this peace that can only come from Him.”
Building men, not just athletes
The Campbellsville Tigers golf team takes in the moment at the 2024 NAIA National Championship. Competing in the "Battle for the Red Banner," the team showcases their talent on the national stage. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
Tigers men’s golf: Bonding beyond the course leads to success
The Campbellsville men’s tennis team members are, from left, Derrick Namauga from Zimbabwe, Michael Harding from South Africa, Alvaro Agullo from Spain, Manuel Pinheiro from Portugal, Noah Grossmann from Austria, Nathan Boulard from France, Juan Ochoa from Argentina and Iñaki Toledo from Chile. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
CU’s men’s tennis team: A global force on and off the court
Cathryn Jones, Campbellsville Alumni and founder of Sideline Sportswear, stands on the field wearing one of her own designs. Inspired by her love for sports, media and fashion, Jones created the brand to give creators and fans alike something stylish to wear on the sidelines. (Photo by Seth Manley)
Capturing her calling
Gabriel Maurer is currently in his senior year playing slot receiver at CU. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
Balancing books, sports, faith and his future
Campbellsville University senior Chris Thomas is a dual sports athlete. He plays football and runs track for CU. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
Two sports, one mentality
More than just a gym
More than just a gym
Jeff Wright is the owner and operator of Jeff's Food Mart, which is located at 115 Meader Street in Campbellsville.
A ‘hometown atmosphere’

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