Kentucky State University math and English departments receive grant to benefit all freshmen students

Kentucky State University math and English departments receive grant to benefit all freshmen students

February 2, 2018

The Kentucky State University math and English departments recently received a $50,000 grant that will benefit all freshmen students at the university. “The funding will provide support to enhance the accelerated math and English courses, professional development for faculty and staff support and increase the success in these gateway courses by tracking student success in future courses,” Dr. Joe Moffett, assistant professor of Eng...

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Three students selected as interns for the 2018 General Assembly

Three students selected as interns for the 2018 General Assembly

February 2, 2018

Three Kentucky State University students were recently selected as interns for the 2018 Kentucky General Assembly. Marelle Adams, Trevor Odell Stephens and Michael Weaver are serving during the current legislative session. Adams is a graduating senior from Columbus, Ohio. She said she first became interested in state government when she became a criminal justice major and decided she wanted to impact and educate her community. Adam...

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Kentucky State University professor serves as evaluator for doctoral degree research papers

Kentucky State University professor serves as evaluator for doctoral degree research papers

January 30, 2018

A Kentucky State University professor recently became designated as an evaluator for the Informing Science Institute (ISI) and has reached a milestone of reviewing his 10th paper submission. Dr. Charles “Randy” Nichols, visiting assistant professor in the School of Business, was awarded the designation as an ISI reviewer and he now serves as an evaluator of doctoral degree research paper submissions. “The papers are reviewed by me...

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Kentucky State University graduate students awarded at annual GIS meeting

Kentucky State University graduate students awarded at annual GIS meeting

January 30, 2018

Two Kentucky State University graduate students in the Masters of Environmental Sciences (MES) program took home awards from the Cumberland chapter of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (CCURISA) 2018 annual meeting in Richmond in January. Jarod Jones won second place for his poster titled, “Identifying Potential Unmarked Burials in the Frankfort, Kentucky Cemetery: An Attempt to Determine the Correlation Betwee...

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