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Donate today on #GivingTuesday to help support our youth programs. You are investing in the lives of young people in Southern and Eastern Kentucky, like Shelbie, whose life was changed forever because of Rogers Scholars. To donate, visit bit.ly/givingtuesday-centery….
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Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday. Pay it forward and support our 2024 Rogers Scholars, Rogers Explorers, and Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute (ELI) summer youth leadership programs. bit.ly/givingtuesday-centery….
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K-12 and industry leaders met with @cpepres today at @centertech in Somerset to discuss strategies to get students the credential or degree they need to succeed in the local economy. Making sure students understand the pathways to in-demand jobs is key. #KyHigherEdMatters
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.@ARCgov awarded $300,000 to @centertech to implement the STAR program, which will invest in substance use disorder recovery programs in 43 KY counties. The project will help improve the region’s health and strengthen the workforce. More @ashlandkydaily: bit.ly/3qTCxUb
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When Asa Woodcock finally had the chance to apply for @centertech's Rogers Explorers program during his eighth-grade year at Russell County Middle School, he jumped at it.
Read the full story about his experience at: adair-russell.com/woodcock-s…
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Marlei DeVore expected to attend the @centertech's Rogers Explorers program this summer to learn more about physics. She came out of the experience with a newfound interest in nursing.
Read the full story at: adair-russell.com/devore-fin…
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Ella Pierce, an incoming freshman at Russell County High School, attended @centertech's Rogers Explorers program at Morehead State University (MSU) in early June.
Read the full story at: adair-russell.com/pierce-enj…
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@RunSwitchPR's @ChrisRNation & @WoodyMag were excited to join @KCCMA_KY officials yesterday in #Somerset to discuss tools and tactics for sharing their communities' unique stories.
Thank you to @MayorKeckKY, @JEEdwardsKY & the @CityofSomerset team for hosting us at @CenterTech!
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Always a pleasure working with @centertech and the bright young students of the Rogers Scholars program.
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got a chance to sneak in an academic experience during softball season! my interest in STEM careers continues to grow! @MojoLewis @PulaskiSoftbal @centertech @UCumberlands – at Corbin, KY
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2020 Rogers Scholar and Monroe County High School student Ellie Copas donates three benches made from more than 350 pounds of recycled plastic lids and cups to Candy Spears, director of Signature HealthCare. The project will provide an outdoor visiting area.
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2020 Rogers Scholar and Casey County High School student Mollie Harne drops off new and gently used clothing items at the West Casey Family Resource Center. The clothing drive was part of her “Back to School Sustainability” community service project.
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2020 Rogers Scholar and East Carter High School student Josalynn Bush delivers lunch for electrical and utility workers who helped restore power to Carter Countians following a major ice storm earlier this year. This was Josalynn's Rogers Scholars community service project.
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2020 Rogers Scholar Emily Tutt organized one-on-one ACT math tutoring sessions this summer for Jackson County High School students to increase their ACT scores and chances for college scholarships. The tutoring sessions were available at no cost to students.
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2020 Rogers Scholar and Lawrence County High School student Mason Preston announces the opening of a new life jacket loaner station at Yatesville Lake. He received a grant from Sea Tow Foundation to launch his Rogers Scholars community service project.
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2020 Rogers Scholar Sarah Campbell organized a “Friends in Need” food drive for families of students at Hazard High School. She coordinated the Rogers Scholars community service project in partnership with Food City and the school’s Youth Service Center.
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In honor of 2021 National Day of Prayer, 2020 Rogers Scholar and Martin County High School student Sykla Messer delivered hand-written cards with her favorite scripture verses to 60 nursing home residents at Martin County Health Care facility.
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2020 Rogers Scholar and Southwestern High School student Emma Johnson distributes recess bags filled with toys and school supplies to kindergarten students at Nancy Elementary School for her community service project.
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Awesome time today working with the second group of Rogers Scholars at Morehead State University! Young leaders eager to learn and grow. 👏🏽👏🏽 @centertech – at Morehead, KY


























