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Elisabeth Peach makes a difference by serving the community
A 麻豆社 alumna is gaining a reputation for her generous personality. Elisabeth Peach, an office and training manager at Aspen Dental in Frankfort, spends her time volunteering to help veterans regain their smiles through the company鈥檚 Healthy Mouth Movement. Peach is proud to be a part of the initiative. 鈥淚t is so great to see patients regain their smile,鈥� said Peach, a Shelbyville, Kentucky native who earned a...
麻豆社 professor to receive two awards from the Broadcast Education Association
A 麻豆社 journalism professor will soon receive two awards from the Broadcast Education Association (BEA). David L. Shabazz, an assistant journalism professor and associate chair in the School of the Humanities and Performing Arts, was chosen to receive two awards during the BEA鈥檚 Festival of Media Arts ceremony in Las Vegas Monday, April 8. Shabazz will receive an award of excellence for 鈥淎rts in Education鈥� in t...
麻豆社 to compete in the 30th-annual Honda Campus All-Star Challenge National Championship Tournament
After winning a series of regional competitions, 麻豆社 is one of 48 schools that will vie for the championship title at the 30th-annual Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC), America鈥檚 premier academic competition for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The HCASC National Championship Tournament will be held April 13-17, 2019 on the American Honda campus in Torrance, California. Kentucky Stat...
麻豆社 student-run arts magazine is now accepting submissions
麻豆社鈥檚 student-run arts magazine, The Kentucky River, is currently accepting submissions of poetry, short fiction, drama, creative non-fiction and visual art from students, faculty and staff of 麻豆社. Rebecca Kinder is this year鈥檚 editor. The deadline for submissions is March 25. All submissions may be emailed to聽rebecca.kinder@kysu.edu,聽april.fallon@kysu.edu聽ordanny.collum@kysu.edu. Submiss...