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Topic: Scholorship
Kings Konnection searching for their next Mr. Tennessee
By Terry McMoore | October 28, 2009 | 
Kings Konnection announces the state-wide search for the next Mr. Tennessee.
D'Errico Wylie
Nashville – Kings Konnection, a national male competition system, has begun the state-wide search for the next Mr. Tennessee. The Competition, that is set to take place January 31, 2010 at Tennessee State University’s Humanities Building, will promote scholarships for education or to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors. The winner will receive $1,500 along with other prizes and trophies.
The idea of the Mr. Tennessee Competition was created to advance educational and professional opportunities for men within the state of Tennessee and will provide scholarships allowing the participants to achieve their educational, career and personal goals. The competition is open for men aged 18-27 of all races, ethnicities, religious affiliations and origins. «Read the rest of this article»
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Scholarship winner pays it forward
May 28, 2009 |
Natalija Vnukovica knew early on that she wanted to work in finance and has been working towards her dream for the past two years at Austin Peay State University. As with most university students, paying for school meant that Natalija had to split her time between working and studying, which inevitably took some of her focus away from school. However, after receiving the Fort Campbell Federal Credit Union Scholarship for the 2008-2009 school year, Natalija was not only able to focus on her classes and maintain an A average, she gave back to the community by volunteering with the United Way.
“Since the scholarship allowed me to focus on school, I felt that since I was being given help I should give back to someone else.” The 25 year old volunteered to do taxes through the United Way every Tuesday as well as becoming involved in the International Student Program on campus.
Natalija Vnukovica with Stewart Ramsey, President and C.E.O. of Fort Campbell Federal Credit Union
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