by Allison Cross | Jun 25, 2019 | News, Rogers Scholars
Where do I go? Week 2 of Rogers Scholars takes place at Morehead State University. All Rogers Scholars must be transported to and from the program by their parent/guardians and will not have access to a personal vehicle throughout the week. Upon arrival to camp, you...
by sdodson | Jun 25, 2019 | News, Rogers Scholars, Youth Programs
2018 Rogers Scholar Jase Bruner of Pulaski County recently organized a donation drive to provide coats to Over My Head homeless shelter for his Rogers Scholars community service project. “I talked with my parents and high school counselors about a need I could serve...
by sdodson | Jun 24, 2019 | News, Rogers Scholars, Youth Programs
2018 Rogers Scholar Abigail Knoy recently collected donations for the Greensburg United Methodist Church food bank for her Rogers Scholars community service project. Knoy, a graduate of The Center for Rural Development’s Rogers Scholars program and senior at Green...
by sdodson | Jun 24, 2019 | News, Rogers Scholars, Youth Programs
2018 Rogers Scholars Jon and Jenna Wood of Pulaski County organized a “Thin Blue Line Teddy Bears” donation drive to provide police agencies with donated teddy bears and blankets for children in the midst of traumatic situations. The Wood twins organized the donation...
by sdodson | Jun 20, 2019 | News, Rogers Scholars, Youth Programs
2018 Rogers Scholar Madison Begley started a food pantry for students at Lee County Elementary School for her Rogers Scholars community service project. Begley, a graduate of The Center for Rural Development’s Rogers Scholars program and a student at Lee County High...
by sdodson | Jun 10, 2019 | News, Rogers Scholars, Youth Programs
Taylor Roark of Perry County organized a bass fishing tournament to raise awareness for autism for her Rogers Scholars community service project. “I began planning in late March. I gathered donations, such as T-shirts, gift cards to a local tackle shop, and more to...
