VERSAILLES, Ky. – The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) is honoring its top students for the 2020-21 academic year. Thirty-two students, two from each of the 16 colleges, were selected for the KCTCS All-Academic Team. Students were chosen based on a rigorous process that focuses on academic performance and community service.
KCTCS strives to be a world class system of colleges educating Kentucky’s globally competitive workforce. Its mission is to improve the quality of life and employability of the citizens of the Commonwealth by serving as the primary provider of:
- College and Workforce Readiness
- Transfer Education
- Workforce Education and Training
This year’s All-Academic Team members are:
Ashland Community and Technical College: Caitlyn H. Lindsey and Alexandra M. Montuoro
Big Sandy Community and Technical College: Grayson Lane Arnett and Beverly Anderson
Bluegrass Community and Technical College: Brooke Johnson and William Brooks
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College: Christopher Willis and Jill Seaman
Gateway Community and Technical College: Morgan A. Arnold and Wen Zhen Liu
Hazard Community and Technical College: Madison Eller and Matthew Back
Henderson Community College: Hadley E. Alexander and Shelby L. Pendergraft
Hopkinsville Community College: Janae B. Bracey and Anthony G. Morin
Jefferson Community and Technical College: Cristhain J. Anariba Castillo and Faith M. Lee
Madisonville Community College: Holly R. Minton and Gregory L. Pratt
Maysville Community and Technical College: Kaitlynn M. Gilbert and Allyn T. Stephens
Owensboro Community and Technical College: Robert Jarvis and Delaney Ray
Somerset Community College: Dalton Hays and Sam Knapp
Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College: Sarah B. Hayter and Sarah B. Downing
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College: Breaunna H. Rose and Leah C. Johnson
West Kentucky Community and Technical College: Patrick R. Stephens and Kevonte L. Kilby
Additionally, KCTCS is honoring two New Century Scholars, which is a program sponsored by The Coca-Cola Foundation, The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, the American Association of Community Colleges and Phi Theta Kappa. More than 2,000 nominees were received from community colleges nationally and abroad.
KCTCS scholarship recipients are:
- Delaney Ray, Owensboro Community and Technical College, New Century Transfer Scholar
- Gregory Pratt, Madisonville Community College, New Century Workforce Scholar
In addition to the New Century Scholars, Coca-Cola also selects students for its Academic Team. This year, Kailee Jones from Owensboro Community and Technical College is a Silver Scholar on Coca-Cola’s Academic Team.
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