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Kentucky State University alumna named VP of global sustainability at automotive company
A Kentucky State University alumna was recently named as the vice president of global sustainability at a global leader in automotive seating. Tammi Dukes, who earned a bachelor’s in business management and a concentration in accounting at Kentucky State, was recently announced as the new vice president at Adient. The company, according to its press release, is a global leader in automotive seating. Dukes, according to the releas...
Student work featured in the Frankfort State Journal
A Kentucky State University journalism student recently had her work published by the Frankfort State Journal. Erion Smith had work featuring the Kentucky State University river cruise from her visual design course published. The piece features unique views and enlivening words from Smith about Kentucky State’s educational cruise offered on the Kentucky River. Click here to read and view Smith’s work.
Deadline for Kentucky State University’s USDA 1890 scholarship is March 4
Kentucky State University’s USDA 1890 scholarship is open for fall 2022 applications until March 4, 2022. The scholarship, which is available to students who attend an 1890 land grant university and are studying food and agricultural sciences or related disciplines, was created by the 2018 Farm Bill. The scholarship’s goals are to Increase the number of graduates with baccalaureate degrees in the food and agricultural sciences and...
Kentucky State University student gives back for the holidays
A Kentucky State University student is giving back for the holidays through service work with the Salvation Army. Anyiah Chambers, a political science major and journalism minor from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was recently featured by WTMJ in Milwaukee for her service. Chambers and other volunteers are boxing up toys and gifts from the Salvation Army holiday toy store because families are not allowed to shop inside because of the pand...