Kentucky State University confers more than 260 degrees at commencement

Kentucky State University confers more than 260 degrees at commencement

May 12, 2018

More than 260 Kentucky State University graduates crossed the stage Saturday, May 12 during the 2018 Spring Commencement Convocation in the William Exum Center. Teachers, business professionals, scientists, social workers, psychologists and future leaders of all kinds now go forth from the University, ready for the next level of success. Entrepreneur, philanthropist and author Dr. Randal Pinkett, who received the Doctor of Humane L...

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From undocumented to valedictorian, Kentucky State University graduate exceeds her dreams

From undocumented to valedictorian, Kentucky State University graduate exceeds her dreams

May 11, 2018

Kentucky State University graduate and valedictorian Alma Lopez Arellano arrived in the United States from Mexico at age 15. At that time, neither of her parents had finished high school and she didn’t know what a valedictorian was. None of that mattered. She finished high school, after attending three different high schools in two states, with a 3.8 GPA. “I always had the dream of going to college,” Arellano said. “I was the first...

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Kentucky State University to host Spring 2018 Commencement Convocation

Kentucky State University to host Spring 2018 Commencement Convocation

May 10, 2018

Kentucky State University faculty, staff and administration are honored to celebrate its graduates during the Spring 2018 Commencement Convocation Saturday, May 12 at the William Exum Center. Graduates must arrive no later than 7 a.m. with their caps, gowns and commencement information card to prepare for the processional lineup. Graduates are encouraged to wear dark professional attire and black shoes. Commencement marshals will a...

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Kentucky State University administrator is a featured author of the 2018 State of Black America

Kentucky State University administrator is a featured author of the 2018 State of Black America

May 8, 2018

A Kentucky State University administrator is a featured author of the National Urban League’s 2018 State of Black America (SOBA). Dr. Kristen E. Broady, vice provost for graduate studies and academic specialization, wrote an essay entitled “Race, Automation, and the Future of Work in America” for the report. According to the National Urban League, every State of Black America publication has featured penetrating commentary and insi...

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