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Kentucky State University alumnus set to teach in China
A recent Kentucky State University alumnus has signed on with EF English First to teach in China for at least one year. W. Marcus Sanders, who graduated in May with a degree in public relations, will be traveling to China for the second time in his lifetime beginning in early November. His first trip to China occurred two summers ago during a month-long study abroad trip. “I’ve always been intrigued by international studies and tra...
Smith returns to KSU Choir, McCutchen takes fifth trip to Brazil
A Kentucky State University professor will take his fifth trip to Brazil to further his education as a music educator. During that time, a Kentucky State legend will return to lead the concert choir during his third tenure at the school. Dr. Carl H. Smith, whose name adorns the University’s largest auditorium, began his tenure at Kentucky State in 1958. According to the Notable Kentucky African-Americans Database, Smith is known in...
Professional mentorship program provides high school student with exposure to Kentucky State University aquaculture
A Kentucky State University partnership with Frankfort High School provides high school students with exposure to subjects such as aquaculture, a subject in which Kentucky State is internationally renowned. Kaleb Thomas is part of the Frankfort High School professional mentorship program in which senior high school students engage in a 14-week placement, exploring potential career pathways. Thomas shadows Dr. Boris Gomelsky’s grad...
Six inductees added to Kentucky State University Athletic Hall of Fame
Six new inductees were added to the Kentucky State University Athletic Hall of Fame during the 2018 K-Club Hall of Fame banquet Oct. 12 as part of the 2018 Homecoming festivities. John L. Few ’58, Kenneth Fullman ’93, Willie James ’02, Kenneth T. Jones, Vaughn E. Little and Roderic Sells Twyman were part of the 2018 class. Few was a two-sport athlete at Kentucky State, playing football and participating in track and field. Few star...