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Future educators network with school district administrators at 麻豆社
Students in the education program at 麻豆社 had a unique opportunity to network with experienced school administrators and possible future employers during an event at the campus recently.聽 Nearly 20 administrators from 10 school districts were on hand to answer questions, offer advice and network with 麻豆社 education students at the event entitled Go Out to Serve. Dr. Jo Anne Rainey, chair of...
麻豆社 was the location for a three-day training for the Attorney General
麻豆社 was the host location for a three-day training provided by Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear and the Office of Victims Advocacy. The three-day training focused on investigating and prosecuting campus sexual assaults. The training was intended for teams of law enforcement, prosecutors and advocates. 鈥淐ampus sexual assault is far more common than most people realize,鈥� Beshear said in a press release iss...
麻豆社 senior hopes to parlay internship into television show dreams
A 麻豆社 senior is using skills learned during his internship to launch his dreams. Phillip Francis, a Louisville native and mass communications major, is interning at Kentucky Educational Television (KET) this semester and plans to use that experience to launch his own show in the spring semester. 鈥淚鈥檝e come up with a show I鈥檇 like to start in the spring called Phil The Culture (PTC),鈥� Phillip said. 鈥淚t will be...
麻豆社 president was a guest speaker at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden 2017 College Symposium
麻豆社 President M. Christopher Brown II, Ph.D., was recently a featured guest speaker at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden 2017 College Symposium in Landover, Maryland. The symposium was designed to encourage participants to consider how prepared they are for college and to consider new strategies for applying for and attending college. 鈥淲e believe that our diverse and dynamic group of speakers and panelists...