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Kentucky State University students adapt to new normal of online learning
As Kentucky State University transitioned to online learning, students are adapting to a new normal in their course instruction. While the transition has caused some anxiety, Thorobreds are rising to the occasion. “The thought of taking all 21 credit hours online caused me a great deal of worry, since I tend to avoid online classes as I typically score lower in them simply due to the level of responsibility they require,” Madison P...
Divisional Campus Update
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Extension of the Withdrawal Deadline: The deadline to withdraw from a course for Spring 2020 has been extended to April 9, 2020. Student evaluation of courses for Spring 2020: Student evaluations of spring 2020 courses will begin on April 15 and end on May 15, 2020. Faculty will receive a launch notice from Campus Labs this week. We have set the period for review of the spring courses to only reflect the period pri...
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Communication and preparation have been key in setting up the Kentucky State University migration to online learning
Frequent communication and preparation have been critical to the success of migrating to online learning for Kentucky State University. Acting Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Beverly Schneller said the process of migrating to online learning has gone well, even though everything moved quickly when the decision was made to move to a modified instruction model. “The successes have been solid – Dr. (Michael D.) D...