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Announcing the 2025 Scholarship Recipients from Erdmann & Stumbo, PLLC
Recognizing Exceptional Students
Erdmann & Stumbo, PLLC, is proud to announce the recipients of our 2025 ESLAWKY $1,000 Scholarship. This scholarship supports students from Madison County, KY, who address critical road safety issues through thoughtful and impactful submissions. Furthermore, we are honored to recognize two outstanding students whose work stood out for both its substance and creativity.
Northern End of the County: Aayden Gasser
Aayden Gasser, a graduate of Madison Central High School, submitted a thoughtful essay on the dangers of drunk driving. Her writing reflected both insight and a clear understanding of the real-world impact of impaired driving. Aayden will begin her college journey this fall at the University of Louisville, where we are confident she will continue to grow and contribute meaningfully to the world around her.
Southern End of the County: Campbelle Price
Campbelle Price, a graduate of Madison Southern High School, impressed us with a compelling and creative video essay about the dangers of texting and driving. Her submission powerfully conveyed the risks associated with distracted driving and demonstrated a strong sense of purpose and community awareness. Campbelle will be attending Eastern Kentucky University this fall, where she plans to pursue a STEM major in risk management and insurance. While she’s still exploring specific career paths, she shared that her goal is to work in a field that benefits her community.
Supporting the Next Generation
At Erdmann & Stumbo, PLLC, we remain committed to encouraging the next generation of leaders and changemakers. Our scholarship program is designed to provide financial support to students who demonstrate initiative, compassion, and a desire to make a positive impact. Moreover, Campbelle Price and Aayden Gasser exemplify those qualities. We are proud to support them as they take the next step in their academic journeys.
Congratulations to our 2025 scholarship recipients!
Watch Campbelle’s video essay below: