Female vocal: Keirsten Hodgens
Male vocal: Johnnie Taylor
Small ensemble: Chad Galloway and Jordan Phelps
Large ensemble: The Alpha Bellas
Original composition: Jon Nelson
Freestyle: Tyler Hostetler
Faculty: Jodi Cotton, Theatre and Dance
Junior Keirsten Hodgens won the 30thannual Student Scholarship Talent Search, for the second time Oct. 7.
She won overall and best female vocal both this year and her freshman year.
As the overall winner, she won a $1,250 scholarship. The winners of individual categories won $650 each.
The Talent Search was at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 in John R. Emens Auditorium.
The faculty/staff royalty coronation took place at the end of the show. Dan Boylan, instructor of finance, was crowned king and Sarah Shore–Beck, instructor of physical education, was crowned queen.
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