Carpenter wants to attend Western Kentucky University to study business and marketing education with an eye toward a career in business or media. Academically, his favorite subjects are English and history and his extracurricular activities include paying on the school’s varsity soccer team and being active in the Future Business Leaders of America. Carpenter’s hobbies include playing soccer, reading, watching movies and listening to music.
Grayson County High School senior Triniti Bradley receives the KSBA First Degree College Scholarship at KSBA's Annual
Conference March 3 in Louisville. Pictured are, from left, KSBA President David Webster; Matthew Brooks of Nomi Design;
Bradley; Joel McKenzie and Donna Fossett of American Fidelity; and KSBA Executive Director Kerri Schelling.
Like Carpenter, Bradley’s preferred college is Western Kentucky University, where she wants to pursue a degree in chemistry with a focus on pre-med studies. She is planning a career as a dermatologist or anesthesiologist. Bradley’s extracurricular involvement includes student council, Beta Club, Pep Club HOSA: Future Health Professionals, and Cougar mascot. A viola musician, she plays with the Grayson County Orchestra and also works as a crew trainer at McDonald’s.
This year’s First Degree scholarships were sponsored by American Fidelity, Nomi Design and the KSBA Board of Directors.