Shorter University Athletics

2012
Jennifer was a member of the Gulf South Conference Honor Roll.  She played in 59 sets with 86 kills resulting in .0146 KPA.
 
2010
Jennifer was a member of the 2010 Gulf South Conference Honor Roll, while playing with West Alabama.  She played in 29 matches while seeing action in 91 sets. She was fifth on the squad in both kills and blocks as she recorded 143 and 21, respectively. Jennifer registered a season-high 12 kills on three occasions including a .360 hitting night against Henderson State on 9/17, and picked up a season-best six digs against Wilmington on 9/4.
 
High School
Jennifer attended Sand Rock High School in Sand Rock, Al. Where she played for Head Coach Lisa Bates and Assistant Coach Johnny Howell. She holds the school record for career kills with 1,616. She was named All-County MVP during her senior season, and was also named to the all-state tournament team during her final year at SRHS. Jennifer was a two time first team all-state pick and a one time second team all-state pick. She played at the national club level for two years with Team Sting Volleyball Club under Director, Julie Dailey.  She also played for Gadsden Volleyball Club and Mountain Valley Volleyball Club. She was also a member of the FCCLA, FCA, FFA, and served on the yearbook staff.
 
Personal
Jennifer is the daughter of Sally and the late Ed Campbell.  She has three older half brothers, Mark, Bryan, and Brock.  Jennifer was Born in Ft. Myers, Fla., but calls Sand Rock, Ala. home.  She enjoys spending time with her family and friends.  While not in the classroom or on the court Jennifer likes spending time outdoors on the lake, riding horses, hunting, and fishing.  Jennifer transferred to Shorter University after three semesters at the University of West Alabama, and is an Elementary Education major.
            Favorites:
            Movie: Forever Strong
            Books: The Bible and anything by John Grisham
            TV show: The Dukes of Hazard
            Bible verse: Jeremiah 29:11. 
 
Why Shorter?
"I chose to transfer to Shorter University because I wanted to attend a school with exemplary academics and be coached by educators with strong ethics. I have found that in Coach Moseley and Coach Noel, winning is important but so is being the best Christian Scholar Athlete that we can be. I enjoy being close to home; family and friends are able to attend my games. I have learned that just because it’s in my back yard doesn’t mean it’s not the best school."
 
"Shorter University has an excellent reputation in many scholastic areas. Graduating from SU with a degree in Elementary Education will add credibility to my resume and make me a more marketable teacher candidate. I will be able to enter a career as an educator with the confidence that only a strong academic education can provide."