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KSU's Operation Preparation seeks volunteer career advisors
Kentucky State University’s Office of Regional Stewardship & Public Engagement needs volunteer advisors for Operation Preparation 2016 on March 14, 15, 21, 22 and 23. Volunteer advisors will share tips about college and career options in their area of expertise for two-hour periods at the Carl Hill Student Center ballroom. Operation Preparation is a statewide initiative that gives eighth and tenth-grade students in Kentucky an...
KSU junior details his Job Corps experience on WLEX-TV
Kentucky State University junior Michael Holmes Jr. was featured Monday on WLEX-TV to talk about his experience with the Whitney M. Young Job Corps in Simpsonville. The Job Corps graduate detailed how the vocational training program helped him to become a student at the University. Click here to watch the segment
KSU student calls Posters-at-the-Capitol 'priceless'
FRANKFORT, KY — Combine Kentucky universities, STEM research, along with a mix of legislators, and it is a recipe for excitement for KSU student D’Andre Garrison, who is majoring in Agriculture, Food and Environment. Garrison calls his experience on February 25 at the Posters-at-the-Capitol “priceless.” “I would go again and again. I love representing Kentucky State University in a positive way,” he says. “Just having the oppo...
Gov. Matt Bevin and State Budget Director John Chilton visit KSU
FRANKFORT, Ky — Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin met with President Raymond M. Burse Wednesday for a tour of the University. Bevin was joined by State Budget Director John Chilton as they learned more about the Betty White Nursing Center and the world-renown Division of Aquaculture Research program. The KSU president introduced Bevin to several faculty including Dr. Kirk Pomper, Dr. James Tidwell, Dean Treadway, Millie McAnly, Jeremy...