Kentucky State University and Simmons College of Kentucky answer the Commonwealth’s call

Kentucky State University and Simmons College of Kentucky answer the Commonwealth’s call

June 26, 2020

Kentucky State University and Simmons College of Kentucky recently signed a letter of intent to explore areas of collaboration in response to Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear’s call for the recruitment and training of more Black teachers. “We are excited that this moment can be a time when we can enhance the freedom of others,” Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II said. “Kentucky’s only private HBCU and Kentuck...

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KSUNAA officers elected to new roles

KSUNAA officers elected to new roles

June 23, 2020

The Kentucky State University National Alumni Association recently held its elections. Richard Graves, class of 1980 and affiliated with the Indianapolis chapter, remains president. Dr. Linda Whye, class of 1981, will serve as vice president. Aaron Terrell, class of 2007 and affiliated with the Chicago chapter, will serve as treasurer. Renee Micou of the Detroit chapter and class of 1973 will serve as financial secretary. Roxlauna...

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Two Kentucky State University students chosen as 2020 White House Competitiveness Scholars

Two Kentucky State University students chosen as 2020 White House Competitiveness Scholars

June 22, 2020

Kentucky State University recently had two students chosen as 2020 White House Competitiveness Scholars. Brionna Greer from Owensboro and Christopher Ward from Louisville are two of 44 scholars selected from the nation’s 107 HBCUs. Scholars were chosen based on their academic achievement, civic and campus engagement and entrepreneurial ethos. As a result of their selection, Greer and Ward will serve for one academic school year as...

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Kentucky State University to offer 4-H summer youth development programs online

Kentucky State University to offer 4-H summer youth development programs online

June 22, 2020

Kentucky State University and 4-H are offering exciting alternative camp options for students this summer. The 4-H at home program offers online lesson plans with simple supplies and materials found at home. Students in grades three through eight can create a Google account and register for the 4-H Google classroom. The classroom is a one-stop shop with access to online resources, as well as activities and lesson plans created and...

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