The students were awarded $1,250 for both the first and second semester of their senior year based on academic performance, essays, and a desire to work for CHI St. Vincent after graduation for at least 18 months.
"I wanted to pursue this graduate degree in Sport Administration because I have played golf since I was five years old, and while I do not want to pursue a professional golf career, I do want to stay in the world of sports." -- Daphne Tilton
"There are multiple directions our graduates use the M.S. in Sport Administration. Our faculty's diversity allows students to pursue areas of management, coaching, and even sports science." -- Dr. Patrick Wempe
Robinson says a master's degree in Sport Administration provides a sense of accomplishment and confidence. "My graduate study experience has greatly influenced my personal growth and development."
"Aside from our wide variety of degree programs and educational opportunities, I think many students are interested in being part of the Reddie Family. Instead of getting lost in the shuffle, Reddies are met with warm and welcoming staff, caring faculty, and a student body full of life-long friendships."
To be named to the Chancellor’s List, a student must have achieved a 4.0 grade point average for the entire semester. To make the Honor Roll, a student must have received at least a 3.5 grade point average for the semester.
“This grant will allow us to expand not only the number of nursing students and instructors in our program, but also the quality of nursing education through equipment updates and other improvements," said Henderson Chancellor Dr. Trey Berry.