Frankfort, Ky (March 20, 2024) - Hundreds of students, community members, faculty, staff and alumni gathered on 厙ぴ勛圖���s campus to celebrate Kentucky���s elected officials at KSU���s annual Legislative Fish Fry.
Members of the General Assembly, as well as other state and local elected officials, are hosted on campus at the Legislative Fish Fry to enjoy a meal together and learn more about KSU���s students and programs. College of Agriculture students showcased their research, including posters recently presented at Posters-at-the-Capitol and at the Aquaculture America Conference as well as KSU���s signature offerings were on display including the Mobile Disaster Response Unit, Precision Agriculture Trailer for drone demonstrations and many more.
���We are so thankful for our policy makers support,��� said KSU���s President Dr. Koffi C. Akakpo. ���Our future is bright and we owe it to all students to ensure KSU is an innovative and leading institution.���
Appetizers made from trout and tilapia raised in KSU���s aquaculture facilities were available to all guests including recipe cards. Angela Caporelli from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture prepared shrimp sourced from Fischer���s Family Farm in Daviess County.
���KSU���s students, faculty and staff are so proud of their work and we highlighted many of the accomplishments our legislators this evening,��� said KSU���s Interim Land Grant Director Dr. Avanish Tope.
Food items included catfish, beef brisket, hushpuppies, french-fries, green beans, coleslaw, and macaroni & cheese. Pawpaw fruit from the KSU Harold R. Benson Research and Demonstration Farm was utilized to produce Pawpaw cake and ice cream for guests to enjoy.
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