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Whitney Young Honors Scholars Showcase Research at Kentucky State University's Honors Research Symposium
The Whitney Young Honors Collegium (WYHC) at Kentucky State University (KSU) hosted its annual Honors Research Symposium on Friday, May 3, in the Cooperative Extension Building. The event provided a platform for Whitney Young Honors scholars and undergraduate and graduate STEM students to present their research projects to judges and fellow students, showcasing their academic prowess and dedication to scholarly pursuits. The WYHC...
KSU Students Embrace Project Based Learning
Education students at Kentucky State University (KSU) had a unique opportunity to test their teaching skills during the recent 4H Ignite Conference. As part of their teaching methods courses, EDU 411 and EDU 423 students led STEM lessons for middle schoolers visiting the campus. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Ann Lyttle-Burns and Mr. Jonathan Rogers, the students at KSU were able to utilize a Project-Based Learning (PBL) approach...
KSU Students and Staff Connect with Ghana's Ambassador in Detroit
Kentucky State University (KSU) students and faculty had the honor of engaging with Her Excellency Hajia Alima Mahama, the Ambassador of Ghana to the United States, during her recent visit to Detroit, Michigan. The two-day trip, hosted by Infinity Global Connections LLC (IGC), aimed to foster investment opportunities and strengthen ties between Ghana and Detroit. Accompanied by a delegation from her staff, including Mrs. Ninette Da...
Kentucky State University Celebrates the Achievements of its Bachelor of Social Work Graduates
In the halls of Kentucky State University, the Bachelor of Social Work program stand as a pillar. Committed to molding students into advocates for social justice, the program's mission echoed through the corridors, inspiring all who walked its path. With a focus on empowerment and community well being, this program aims to equip graduates with the tools to navigate the landscape of social work. From the beginning, students are imme...