1st Art Guild of Person County scholarship awarded to Morgan Ayers
On Tuesday, April 3rd during the Piedmont Community College student art reception, student Morgan Ayers was awarded the first scholarship from the Art Guild of Person County.
The scholarship fund was created when Ken and Marlene Coulter donated their winnings from Artfest prize money to help a Piedmont Community College student enrolled in the fine arts program. Because of their love for art and education and their belief of giving back to the community, they wanted to donate their winnings. The Art Guild, in following its mission to nurture artistic expression, donated the rest of the money that the Piedmont Community College Foundation needed to make this scholarship a reality.
The scholarship recipient Morgan Ayers is a 2011 graduate from Roxboro Community School and is completing her first year in the Fine Arts program at Piedmont Community College. Her goal is to graduate from PCC and transfer to UNC Greensboro to study graphic design and minor in dance. In Morgan’s first year at PCC she has been the Vice President and the President of the Creative Minds Club and has volunteered at StepN2TheArtZ. While at Roxboro Community School she was very active as Captain of the Color Guard, member of the Art Club, Student Council Secretary, and founder and President of the French Club.
Morgan, as well as several other students of Piedmont Community College, also received a student membership for a year to the Art Guild of Person County. Other students receiving a free membership are Virginia Nix, Lance Cook, Ronnie Blevins and Justin Ashley.
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