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Kentucky State University students traveled to St. Louis for Federal Reserve Bank lecture series
Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II recently offered 11 students the opportunity to visit the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and attend part of an ongoing lecture series that focuses on challenges facing black men and boys. “Kentucky State University has previously had students to be selected for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis summer internship program,” Dr. Walter Malone III, executive director o...
Kentucky State University professor offered journal editor's position
A Kentucky State University visiting assistant professor was recently offered a journal editor’s position for the International Journal of Doctoral Studies (IJDS). Dr. Charles “Randy” Nichols was offered the position of associate editor for IJDS. “Thank you for the excellent work you have contributed in your role as a reviewer,” Dr. Michael Jones, editor-in-chief of IJDS said. “After an extensive review of the work of our reviewers...
Kentucky State University receives 2019 Youth Garden Grant
Kentucky State University recently received a 2019 Youth Garden Grant for its unconventional urban garden submission. According to an email from grant officials, Kentucky State was chosen because of the exceptional nature of the work it is doing to enhance the lives of youth. The grant has a nearly $600 value and includes items such as a net tunnel, a rain wand, a seed-saving kit, a hand tool package, a bag of organic fertilizer, a...
Judge Hatchett tells Kentucky State University students to write their own story
Kentucky State University students, staff, faculty and administration heard words of wisdom and inspiration from the honorable Judge Glenda A. Hatchett during the 2019 Heritage Assembly. Hatchett, star of long-running television show Judge Hatchett, announced up front that hers wouldn’t be a traditional black history month speech. Rather, it would be a challenge. “We are a people who survived the outrageous horrible days of slavery...