Kentucky State University alumnus recognized as one of Wisconsin's most influential black leaders

Kentucky State University alumnus recognized as one of Wisconsin's most influential black leaders

January 17, 2020

A Kentucky State University alumnus was recently recognized for his hard work by being named one of Wisconsin’s most influential black leaders by Madison365 in its annual Black Power list of influential black leaders. Major Cooper, a 2005 and 2008 graduate, said he was shocked to find out he was on the list. “I really try to be humble and not put a lot of work on the internet because I was raised that as a Thorobred you enter to le...

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Kentucky State University to host Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speech competition

Kentucky State University to host Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speech competition

January 17, 2020

Kentucky State University is the host location for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speech competition, as part of the Empowering Males to Build Opportunities for Developing Independence (EMBODI) program. The event is the result of a partnership with Kentucky State and Louisville and Frankfort Alumnae chapters of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. According to Kristel Smith, president of the Frankfort Alumnae Chapter, the focus of the...

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Kentucky State University to receive Target field trip grant

Kentucky State University to receive Target field trip grant

January 13, 2020

Kentucky State University was recently notified it has been selected as a recipient of a 2020 Target Field Trip Grant. The grant, managed and administered by Scholarship America, was launched in 2007 to fund learning opportunities outside the classroom. Students of the Promising Youth Center for Excellence will benefit from the field trip grant. To be eligible for the grant, institutions must be willing to plan and execute a field...

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Kentucky State University's Spring Encampment 2020 encouraged employees to move from surviving to thriving

Kentucky State University's Spring Encampment 2020 encouraged employees to move from surviving to thriving

January 13, 2020

Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II focused on the institution’s shift from surviving to thriving when he convened faculty and staff Jan. 6-7 for Spring Encampment 2020. The two-day event officially began the second half of the academic year for Kentucky State. Encampment brings together Frankfort community leaders, faculty, staff, students and alumni in finding new and effective ways of developing ideas, pu...

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