Kentucky Wesleyan graduate Mike Sergent ’73 convinced C. Shaun Williams ’00 that he had a future as a student-athlete at KWC. Both hail from the small eastern Kentucky town of Jenkins (Jenkins High School). “I chose KWC because it was my best opportunity to receive a great education while playing football, as professed by Steve.…
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KWC Student Wins Award in BEA 2024 Festival of Media Arts
2nd place in the Student On-Air Personality Competition Kentucky Wesleyan College’s FM radio station, WKWC 90.3, participated in the Broadcast Education Association’s (BEA) 2024 “Festival of Media Arts” for the fourth consecutive year and picked up an award. Communication arts major Corynne Bean ’24 received 2nd place in the Student On-Air Personality Competition. Her…
Intern Spotlight – Corina Conley ’24
Check out this Panther Intern spotlight on Corina Conley ’24! Corina plays basketball here at Kentucky Wesleyan College and is currently interning for Doug Hoyt ’84 and his team at Wendell Foster, Inc.!
A Look Back on Celebrating National Entrepreneur’s Day: The Wesleyan Way
Kentucky Wesleyan is proud to call many entrepreneurs alumni, and we’re excited to celebrate a few of them on National Entrepreneur’s Day 2023! Take a look at the Q&A’s with this year’s features. Let us know who we should feature next year!
Kentucky Wesleyan to host A Taste of the Arts during Homecoming and Family Weekend 2023
Kentucky Wesleyan College is pleased to invite the public to the Second Annual “A Taste of the Arts” event as a kickoff to Homecoming and Family Weekend, presented by Owensboro Health. A Taste of the Arts, presented by Wonder Boy Media, will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 21, at the Jack T.…
KWC Students and Instructor Win Awards in BEA 2023 Festival of Media Arts
Kentucky Wesleyan College’s FM radio station, WKWC 90.3, participated in the Broadcast Education Association’s (BEA) “Festival of Media Arts” for the third consecutive year and received three awards. BEA is the premier international academic media organization, driving insights, excellence in media production and career advancement for educators, students, and professionals. BEA is concerned with electronic…
Kentucky Wesleyan College’s WKWC ranks in Broadcast Education Association (BEA) annual school rankings
Kentucky Wesleyan College’s WKWC 90.3 FM earned recognition when the Broadcast Education Association (or BEA) recently announced the rankings of schools based on the creative achievement of their students. Panther Radio ranked 92nd in the Top Winning Overall Programs while also ranking 21st in Top Winning Audio Programs. The rankings are founded on the results…
KWC Student Wins Award in BEA 2022 Festival of Media Arts
Award of Excellence in On-Air Personality Category Kentucky Wesleyan College criminal justice and criminology and history major Veronica Kaemerer received an Award of Excellence at the Broadcast Education Association’s (BEA) “Festival of Media Arts.” Her entry was a five-minute reel-based submission in the Student On-Air Personality Competition and included talk sets and ramps into/out of…
Why We Give – Lori (Parks) ’00 and Ben Byers
“I loved the close-knit atmosphere and opportunities I would not have had access to at a larger university. KWC was my first college visit. I knew after that visit I had found my home for the next four years! “KWC is very near and dear to my heart! Ben and I give because we simply…
Kentucky Wesleyan Magazine Spring 2021
The Spring 2021 issue of the Kentucky Wesleyan Magazine is now in print and available online. Enjoy the latest issue, which includes a cover feature on “What Unites Us” along with features on the progress of our Three Pillars, Dr. Randy Capps ’57, Professors Nate and Molly Gross, Sashalia Ramirez ’23 and Panther football’s sophomore…