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Kentucky State University alumna makes a difference through pageantry
A Kentucky State University alumna will represent Ohio in the upcoming Ms. Black USA pageant in Washington, D.C. Tinesha Davis ’12 from Columbus, Ohio, was recently crowned Ms. Black Ohio and will represent the state in the Ms. Black USA pageant. During her time at Kentucky State, Davis was a K-Rette, cheerleader and founder of Dance Extravaganza. Dance Extravaganza hosts its 10th-anniversary show in April, Davis said. Davis said s...
2019 Kentucky State University students and employees to receive free Kentucky Academy of Science memberships
In a press release, KAS announced that Kentucky State University is a 2019 Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS) Enhanced Affiliate and any Kentucky State University faculty, staff, or student may join KAS for free. KAS is a nonprofit organization fostering scientific discovery and understanding in Kentucky, with membership at an all-time high at nearly 4,000 members. Membership in KAS is open to anyone with an interest in science. KAS...
Kentucky State University graduates to begin pharmacy school
Two Kentucky State University graduates will soon begin pharmacy school. Erin Brown ’18 and Ja’Nice Smith ’15 were both recently accepted into the PharmD professional program in the School of Pharmacy at the University of Kentucky. “I was overjoyed and filled with so much excitement about moving to the next chapter in my educational career,” Smith said. “I love reading and learning new things. I’ve been working as a certified pharm...
Kentucky State University students traveled to St. Louis for Federal Reserve Bank lecture series
Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II recently offered 11 students the opportunity to visit the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and attend part of an ongoing lecture series that focuses on challenges facing black men and boys. “Kentucky State University has previously had students to be selected for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis summer internship program,” Dr. Walter Malone III, executive director o...