Lauri F. WardenConsumer and Family Sciences Office Associate
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I began my work experience at WKU in November, 1988. However, I was not a stranger to "the Hill". My family moved to Russellville, Kentucky, from St. Louis, Missouri, just before I was born. I had the privilege of being raised in a small community with an outstanding educational facility just a few minutes away in Bowling Green. All through my middle grades and high school career in the Russellville Independent Schools, WKU was an important part of my educational and competitive experiences. I attended WKU and received an Associates of Business Degree in Legal Secretarial Administration in 1982, and received my Bachelors of Interdisciplinary Studies in December, 2006. WKU is now a family affair with my husband also working at WKU in the Shipping and Receiving department, and my daughter a December 2006 WKU graduate and my son a WKU student also. So you can see, WKU has been, and continues to be, a big part of my life.
Outside of work, I am busy with my husband and children and their activities. I am a Christian and an active member at Post Oak Baptist Church, where I work with preschooler Sunday School, 1-6 grade girls, (Girls in Action) and 7-12 grade girls, (Acteens). I am a member of the handbell choir and also play clarinet in the church ensemble. (I'm still a band member at heart!) My husband and I are on the board for the Upward flag football in Logan Co., Kentucky. I also am a member of the Associational Leadership Team as the Acteens Consultant for the Bethel Baptist Association and a member of the Kentucky WMU State Resource Team.
On a more serious note, I am also a diabetic and would like to share
a couple of sites with you for your information.
American Diabetes Association
has a lot of useful information, as well as a publication, Diabetes
Forecast, dedicated to diabetics and their issues. Another good
source
of information is Diabetes.Com. I
would encourage anyone that has symptoms of diabetes or is just curious
to visit these sites. Unfortunately, this is a very debilitating
disease
and many people may have it WITHOUT EVEN KNOWING IT.
THANKS for visiting my page and getting to know a little more about me AND a little more about what makes Western Kentucky University so unique, it's faculty and staff. Please visit other areas of the WKU homepage to learn more about WKU .
Yes, I am the author
of the
CFS
site and would love to hear any positive comments you have about it
or any suggestions to improve it.