Graduates select three Rogers Scholars to serve as Ambassadors Rogers Scholars Jordan Meece, Stacie Lawless and Joanie Alexander have been selected by their team members in the second graduating class to represent the youth leadership program as Ambassadors. The three Scholars were chosen by their peers to serve as Rogers Scholars Ambassadors, a program started three years ago for graduating Scholars. Each graduating class selects representatives to carry out the role as Ambassadors. Ambassadors provide input to the Rogers Scholars program, mentor other Scholars, plan an annual reunion and participate in community service projects sponsored by The Center for Rural Development. If you are Rogers Scholars Alumi, please send your accomplishments to jmelton@centertech.com.     Graduates select three Rogers Scholars to serve as Ambassadors The Center graduates first class of 2008 Rogers Scholars Rogers Scholars Reunion “live” at Master Musicians Festival PCHS students host ‘Share A Story Night and Entrepreneur Fair’ Rogers Scholars Ambassadors from around the region come together for backpack drive benefiting local elementary students South Kentucky RECC Charity Golf Scramble Earns $18,000 for Rogers Scholars Ricketts gives to community through community service projects Casey County teen serves as East Senior KYA Governor Egnew goes from Rogers Scholar to Begley Scholar Rogers Scholar graduate gives back to his community Former scholar receives National award Former Scholar name Kentucky’s top Volunteer His participation in the program leads to major service project Her passion becomes her project Scholar Update - Whitney Sallee

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