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Kentucky State University to host High School Day
Kentucky State University is scheduled to host its inaugural High School Day Oct. 7 at the Frankfort campus. “I’m extremely excited about this year’s event and I’m eager to engage all of the prospective students,” Kentucky State Admissions Director Justin J. Mathis said. “High School Day is a day for prospective students to explore all of the academic offerings that Kentucky state has to offer. There will also be food, fun and foot...
Kentucky State University faculty awarded for conference presentation
Two Kentucky State University faculty members recently earned recognition at a national conference in San Diego. Lana Browning, adjunct faculty at Kentucky State and a recent master’s degree recipient, and Johnathon Sharp, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at KSU, were selected to present Browning’s master’s thesis on citizen video journalism and public cynicism towards police in the United States at the 2017 Society for Pol...
Kentucky State University Gospel Ensemble to perform at St. Stephens Church
The Kentucky State University (KSU) Gospel Ensemble is scheduled to perform Sept. 27 during the Wednesday night service at St. Stephens Church in Louisville. KSU Gospel Ensemble Director Mario J. Radford said patrons could expect to hear a variety of sounds, including the anthem-style “Praise the Lord,” a high-energy contemporary piece titled “Excellent,” and a ballad-style piece titled “Take it to the Lord.” This performance is th...
Mathis selected as Minority Access National Role Model
FRANKFORT — Kentucky State University Director of Admissions Justin J. Mathis was recently selected as a Minority Access National Role Model. “Our aim is to identify inspirational role models in various categories to inspire others to emulate them and thereby increase the pool of scholars and professionals who will find cures for illnesses or solve technological problems or address social disparities in society,” according to Minor...