Green County Resident Speaks at Historic Meeting of Lindsey Wilson College Board of Trustees
Madi Corbin '26 of Greensburg offers a student's perspective to Lindsey Wilson leadership.
COLUMBIA, Ky. (04/25/2025) — A Green County resident spoke at an historic meeting of the Lindsey Wilson College Board of Trustees on Thursday, April 24.
Madi Corbin '26, a biology major from Greensburg, Kentucky, and a graduate of Green County High School, presented a student's perspective of attending the school. Less than 30 minutes before Corbin's talk, the Lindsey Wilson trustees had voted at their annual spring meeting to rename the school Lindsey Wilson University on July 1.
Corbin is pictured with Lindsey Wilson President William T. Luckey Jr., left, and Lindsey Wilson Board of Trustees Chair Denny Howell of Louisville, Kentucky.
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