We have received more photos of our high school scholarship winners and wanted to share those with you!
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Thomas (Andy) Buteyn with his parents Mike and Robin Tarter in the WYKY- Somerset studios.
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Dylan Campbell accepts KBA scholarship certificate from WYMT General Manager Neil Middleton.
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Alan Cooper GM of WDNS/WKCT Bowling Green and Daughter Annabelle Cooper.
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McKenzie Gordon and her father, Operations Manager Sam Gordon (right) with WLEX-TV President/General Manager Pat Dalbey (left).
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Calea Tharpe (center) poses with her letter of congratulations presented by WULF owner Bill Evans and her father Cale Tharp.
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The KBA awarded 14 scholarships to children of employees of Kentucky radio and television stations in Kentucky for the 2016-17 school year.
The winners are:
Lane Aldridge, daughter of Chris Aldridge, WTVQ-TV, Lexington
Kamryn Black, daughter of Becky Black, WKCA, Morehead
Clare Blim, daughter of John Blim, WHAS-TV, Louisville
Thomas Buteyn, son of Mike Tarter, WYKY/WLTO, Somerset
Dylan Campbell, son of Leona Campbell, WYMT-TV, Hazard
Annabelle Cooper, daughter of Alan Cooper, WDNS/WKCT, Bowling Green
Noah Dockery, son of Rhonda Dockery, WLKY-TV, Louisville
Mackenzie Gordon, daughter of Sam Gordon, WLEX-TV, Lexington
Charles Jenkins, son of Gregory Jenkins, WMKY, Morehead
Whitley McKinney, daughter of Marty McKinney, WMDJ, Martin
Mary Selvaggi, daughter of Ken Selvaggi, WAVE-TV, Louisville
Cassidy Smith, daughter of Jonathan Smith, WPBK-FM, Stanford
Lauren Talley, daughter of Brian Talley, WFKN-AM, Franklin
Calea Tharp, daughter of Cale Tharp, WULF, Elizabethtown
The Kentucky Broadcasters' Association (KBA) Scholarship Fund is a post-secondary partial scholarship grant program for children of employees of Kentucky radio and television stations. In 2015 the KBA awarded fourteen (14) scholarship grants of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500) each to qualified sons and daughters of employees of Kentucky broadcast stations. The grants will be used to assist the student in the payment of tuition, fees, books, and room and board.
An independent committee affiliated with the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities reviewed applications for the scholarship program for high school seniors whose parents are employees of KBA member stations.
