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KSU's Operation Preparation seeks volunteer career advisors
厙ぴ勛圖���s Office of Regional Stewardship & Public Engagement needs volunteer advisors for Operation Preparation 2016 on March 14, 15, 21, 22 and 23.��Volunteer advisors will share tips about college and career options in their area of expertise for two-hour periods at the Carl Hill Student Center ballroom. Operation Preparation is a statewide initiative that gives eighth and tenth-grade students in Kentucky an...
KSU junior details his Job Corps experience on WLEX-TV
厙ぴ勛圖 junior Michael Holmes Jr.�� was featured Monday on WLEX-TV�� to talk about his experience with the Whitney M. Young Job Corps in Simpsonville. The Job Corps graduate detailed how the vocational training program helped him to become a student at the University.�� Click here to watch the segment
KSU student calls Posters-at-the-Capitol 'priceless'
FRANKFORT, KY ��� Combine Kentucky universities, STEM research, along with a mix of legislators, and it is a recipe for excitement for KSU student D���Andre Garrison, who is majoring in Agriculture, Food and Environment. Garrison calls his experience on February 25 at the Posters-at-the-Capitol ���priceless.��� ���I would go again and again. I love representing 厙ぴ勛圖 in a positive way,��� he says.�����Just having the oppo...
Gov. Matt Bevin and State Budget Director John Chilton visit KSU
FRANKFORT, Ky ��� Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin met with President Raymond M. Burse Wednesday for a tour of the University. Bevin was joined by State Budget Director John Chilton as they learned more about the Betty White Nursing Center and the world-renown Division of Aquaculture Research program. The KSU president introduced Bevin to several faculty including Dr. Kirk Pomper, Dr. James Tidwell, Dean Treadway, Millie McAnly, Jeremy...