College of Business and Technology
Chelsea Owsley awarded KyCPA Scholarship
The Educational Foundation of the Kentucky Society of CPAs (“KyCPA”) has awarded Chelsea Owsley, a junior accounting major from Knott County, the Kelley Galloway Smith Goolsby PSC Scholarship and an Educational Foundation Scholarship.
The Kentucky CPA Journal announced that the Foundation awarded $66,000 in scholarships to 43 students of accounting who met the academic criteria set forth by its Board of Trustees.
“I am very grateful to have received these scholarships and would like to encourage other MSU accounting students to apply for KyCPA scholarships in the future. I have enjoyed studying accounting here at MSU and look forward to learning more on my way to becoming a CPA,” she said.
Owsley’s advisor, Assistant Accounting Professor Dr. Stephen Brigham, said the scholarship offers students more than money for school.
“I encourage all accounting students to take full advantage of free student memberships in the Society and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, not only for scholarship opportunities but also for the many opportunities to learn about the accounting profession and to expand their professional networks,” said Brigham. “I am pleased that Chelsea, along with 62 of my other students, acquired dual membership in these professional organizations this academic year.”
For a complete list of this year’s scholarship winners and a video of the celebration, go to www.kycpa.org/edfoundation/scholarship.
For information about business programs at MSU, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/business, email cbt@moreheadstate.edu or call 606-783-2090.
The Kentucky CPA Journal announced that the Foundation awarded $66,000 in scholarships to 43 students of accounting who met the academic criteria set forth by its Board of Trustees.
“I am very grateful to have received these scholarships and would like to encourage other MSU accounting students to apply for KyCPA scholarships in the future. I have enjoyed studying accounting here at MSU and look forward to learning more on my way to becoming a CPA,” she said.
Owsley’s advisor, Assistant Accounting Professor Dr. Stephen Brigham, said the scholarship offers students more than money for school.
“I encourage all accounting students to take full advantage of free student memberships in the Society and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, not only for scholarship opportunities but also for the many opportunities to learn about the accounting profession and to expand their professional networks,” said Brigham. “I am pleased that Chelsea, along with 62 of my other students, acquired dual membership in these professional organizations this academic year.”
For a complete list of this year’s scholarship winners and a video of the celebration, go to www.kycpa.org/edfoundation/scholarship.
For information about business programs at MSU, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/business, email cbt@moreheadstate.edu or call 606-783-2090.