Kentucky State to distribute laptop computers to its fall freshman class

Kentucky State to distribute laptop computers to its fall freshman class

June 13, 2019

The next generation of Thorobreds will not have to include laptop computers on their long list of items required for college success. Kentucky State University will issue every first-time, full-time freshman a new laptop computer. Giving new students access to laptops support Kentucky State’s new campus-wide Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP): Learning that Works, which equips every student with the necessary technology skills and pro...

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Kentucky State University provides access to summer learning

Kentucky State University provides access to summer learning

June 12, 2019

Summer camps and programs began June 9 at Kentucky State University and will continue through the end of July, as the University provides access to learning year-round. AgDiscovery began June 9 in the Cooperative Extension Building and concludes June 22. AgDiscovery is a summer camp outreach program designed to introduce middle through high school students to career paths in the agricultural sciences field. Upward Bound began June...

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Students and faculty earned honors during student research day

Students and faculty earned honors during student research day

June 12, 2019

Kentucky State University students and faculty earned honors during the annual student research day hosted by the School of Business and Technology. Students from the campus community presented research via oral and poster presentations. Over 250 people attended the event, which featured 56 poster and oral presentations by student scholars. Work was judged by faculty, administrators and business and government professionals. Honors...

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Kentucky State University alumna reaches others through education and ministry

Kentucky State University alumna reaches others through education and ministry

June 12, 2019

A Kentucky State University alumna has spent her career working in education and the church to help lift up as many people as possible. Charliese Brown Lewis, class of 1997, graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English education. Lewis dreamed of becoming the Oprah of print media, she said, but her calling was in education. Lewis said she fought hard not to go into education. She didn’t want to become a traditional classroom teach...

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