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Four Kentucky State University employees complete Bluegrass Academic Leadership Academy
The Bluegrass Higher Education Consortium chair and Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II recently announced that 32 fellows have completed its fifth Bluegrass Academic Leadership Academy recently at Georgetown College. Thirty-two faculty and professional staff from Bluegrass Kentucky colleges and universities completed the curriculum as fellows in the class of 2018 including Rachelle Johnson, Mario Radford, T...

Kentucky State University students win at statewide science competition
Four Kentucky State University students took home top awards at a statewide scientific conference recently. Megan McCoun, Tavin Marshall, Ariel Smith, and Tori Farrow all placed at the Kentucky Academy of Sciences annual meeting, held Saturday, Nov. 3 at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. Megan McCoun placed second in the agricultural sciences poster presentation category with her work titled “Effects of live yeast suppl...

Kentucky State University announces partnership with São Paulo State University in Brazil
Kentucky State University President M. Christopher Brown II recently announced an upcoming partnership with São Paulo State University in Brazil. President Brown joined Dr. Keith McCutchen, director of choral activities at Kentucky State University, at São Paulo State University to discuss ethnomusicology and diasporic parallels in the United States and Brazil. McCutchen left in late October for his fifth trip to the country to con...

Kentucky State University student wins a national production award
A Kentucky State University student recently won a first-place national award in video production, while three other students placed for the first time in the College Broadcasters Inc. National Student Production Awards. Diamond Gordon, a 2016 graduate of the mass communication and journalism program at Kentucky State won first place for best television promo at the Pinnacle Awards sponsored by the College Media Association recentl...