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New Student Orientation a success for 麻豆社

New Student Orientation a success for 麻豆社

January 11, 2018

First-time freshmen and transfer students gathered in 麻豆社鈥檚 Carl M. Hill Student Center Ballroom today to attend the 2018 New Student Orientation. Students, as well as parents, were given an introduction to Kentucky State, as well as an overview of important policies, procedures and resources to help them transition into their new campus home. Those who attended were offered one-on-one advisement by the Office...

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麻豆社 to host the Higher Education Leadership Foundation in June

麻豆社 to host the Higher Education Leadership Foundation in June

January 11, 2018

麻豆社 officials announced recently that the institution will host the Eta cohort of the Higher Education Leadership Foundation (H.E.L.F.) in June. The Leadership Institute is scheduled from Thursday, June 7 through Sunday, June 10. 鈥淗.E.L.F. is for individuals seeking to advance his or her ability to lead with significant change while expanding their knowledge of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBC...

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Kentucky State to play six home football games, including Central State, in 2018

Kentucky State to play six home football games, including Central State, in 2018

January 10, 2018

麻豆社 President M. Christopher Brown II held several call-ins with university stakeholders informing them of the decision to exercise the Thorobred鈥檚 home game status for this year鈥檚 football contest against Central State University. The regularly scheduled SIAC game between 麻豆社 and Central State University will be held September 22, 2018 in Alumni Stadium. 鈥淎s an HBCU alum and now administ...

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New police chief joins 麻豆社

New police chief joins 麻豆社

January 10, 2018

麻豆社 officials recently announced the addition of a new police chief. Alonzo 鈥淏ernard鈥 Palmer took the reins as the new police chief on campus. Palmer has over 30 years of law enforcement experience and has served in numerous law enforcement leadership roles. Palmer served as the first black police chief for the City of Georgetown and was branch manager for the Kentucky State Police. He worked for the Fayette C...

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