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Middle School Boys Learn Coding, 3-D Design in Pioneering New Program from Verizon and KSU
Minority Male Maker Program Combines Hands-on Technology Skills, Mentorship and Ongoing Support to Help African American Boys Achieve Brighter Futures Jason Rogers, 12, a seventh-grade student at Bondurant Middle School in Frankfort, likes sports and plays football, basketball, baseball and soccer. He also likes math and, if he doesn’t get to play professional sports when he grows up, he wants to be an engineer. Jason is on...
KSU Announces Gordon Rowe Jr. As University General Counsel
Gordon A. Rowe Jr. has been appointed as Kentucky State University’s General Counsel. He assumes the duties and the responsibilities of his position on July 13, 2015. “I have known Gordon for some time, and have been impressed by his work ethic, his knowledge of law and his overall approach to proactively getting things accomplished. I am confident that he will be a great fit here at Kentucky State University,” said KSU Presid...
KSU Ranked One Of The Most Affordable Small Colleges In The U.S.
Kentucky State University is included among nine Kentucky colleges ranked high by Great Value Colleges for affordability. KSU ranked 19th on the list of 100 Most Affordable Small Colleges East of the Mississippi. According to Great Value Colleges, it is a website dedicated to ”finding the best degree for you, the top place to get your degree, career options for you after you get your degree, and resources for your chosen degre...
Remembering Dr. Leon Richard: A Longtime KSU Music Professor
Kentucky State University will begin the new academic year in August without faculty member Dr. Leon Richard, who recently passed away in Tennessee. Richard was a longtime Professor of Music in KSU’s Division of Fine Arts. “Dr. Richard was an outstanding instructor who taught his students the importance of excellence in technique and performance,” said KSU President Raymond M. Burse. “He will be sorely missed for his contribut...