Up & Coming Weekly

October 18, 2022

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12 UCW OCTOBER 19 - 25, 2022 WWW.UPANDCOMINGWEEKLY.COM Bring the family, bring chairs, and relax to some great music. FREE EVENT Parking available at 5pm, $10 per vehicle, any size. Food & Beverage sales starting at 5pm. No outside containers or coolers. No pets, Only service animals. Join us for Rock'n On The River concert series. October 21 st, 2022 rocknontheriver@gmail.com Joyner Young & Marie Pop 6:00 pm 6:00 pm 1122 Person St, Fayetteville, NC 28312 Night Train 8:00 pm Guns & Roses Tribute Three MU students win PGA Reach scholarships a STAFF REPORT NEWS PGA Reach, a PGA of America non-profit, recently announced Methodist University sophomore Natalie Brosig (Erie, Pa.), sopho- more Jamie Rush (Canonsburg, Pa.), and junior Ingrid Steingrim- sen (Norway) were three out of 17 recipients for its PGA WORKS Golf Management University Scholar- ship. e $8,000 scholarships are dedicated to talented and motivated students from diverse backgrounds who are currently in one of the accredited PGA Golf Management programs in the nation. "Being the only NCAA Division III university to offer the PGA Golf Management program creates unique opportunities for Meth- odist University and these three students," said Bob Bruns, director of MU's PGA Golf Management program. "All of these students are unique, but also share a love for golf and a drive to be successful on the course and in the classroom. ey con- tinue to be leaders in many different facets of our teams and within the program from operating the golf shop to excelling in internships to captaining the women's golf team while being great students." Methodist University's PGA Golf Management program has been accredited by the PGA of America since 1999 and has been a leader in producing college-educated PGA professionals who want to pursue a career in the golf business. e program prides itself on hav- ing the largest PGA staff with eight PGA professionals and boasts an impressive 18-hole, on-campus golf course known as "Downback." "Receiving this scholarship is such an honor. It's a testament to our hard work and perseverance," said Brosig. "ese funds allow me to fully focus on my education and my game rather than getting a job to pay for college. In the long run, I know this extra dedication will pay off greatly as this will allow me to become the best player and profes- sional I can be." In addition to its PGM program, MU golf sets itself apart nationally: e Women's Team has 26 team national championships (including 2021) and 15 individual national titles. e Men's Team has 13 team national championships (including 2022), 10 individual national titles. Methodist University is an inde- pendent, four-year institution of higher education with approximate- ly 2,000 students from across the U.S. and more than 50 countries. Methodist University offers more than 80 undergraduate and gradu- ate degree programs (including doctoral-level options) on campus and online. e university offers students opportunities to particiapte in more than 150 student clubs and organi- zations, plus 20 NCAA intercolle- giate sports. To learn more about Methodist University, please visit methodist. edu. Natalie Brosig Jamie Rush Ingrid Steingrimsen

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