Frontier Community College issued the following announcement on Oct. 2.
Blake Bunting and CaSandra Lyons, both of Fairfield, have been selected to serve as the 2018-2019 Student Ambassadors for Frontier Community College. Student Ambassadors represent FCC and the student body in the public and at special events, such as campus functions and community outreach events. In exchange for their service, Bunting and Lyons receive 12 semester hours of tuition and a $200 textbook scholarship for both the fall and spring semesters.
Blake Bunting is the daughter of Sheldon and Christy Bunting of Fairfield. A 2018 graduate of Fairfield Community High School (FCHS), Bunting is a first-year student at FCC. Thanks to dual credit opportunities during his high school career, he is on track to graduate from FCC in the spring of 2019. Bunting is working toward an Associate in Science and Arts Degree, and he plans to transfer to the University of Southern Indiana for a Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering. He hopes to one day work as a computer security engineer.
Not only was FCC an affordable option for Bunting, but it also allowed him to receive a quality education while remaining in his hometown. When he isn’t in class, Bunting works part-time at Save a Lot and in the parts department at LeMond’s Chevrolet.
CaSandra Lyons is a first-year student at FCC, and she is the daughter of Donnie and Tiffany Lyons of Fairfield. She is a 2018 graduate of FCHS and is currently pursuing an Associate in Science and Arts Degree from FCC. After graduating next spring, Lyons plans to earn a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and eventually work as an athletic trainer. Wanting to remain in the area after graduating from high school, Lyons chose to attend FCC and soon after received the Student Ambassador Scholarship. She is excited to serve the student body throughout the 2018-2019 academic year.
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Source: Frontier Community College
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