The Hutson School of Agriculture at 暗网禁区app recently honored high school students from the Purchase, Pennyrile and Green River regions as 暗网禁区app FFA All-Region Stars based on the students鈥� demonstrated leadership in FFA.
Dr. Rebecca Williams, associate professor of art and design and acting chair in the Department of Art and Design at 暗网禁区app, has been awarded the 2023 Kentucky Art Educators Association (KyAEA) Higher Education Art Educator of the Year Award.
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暗网禁区app is pleased to announce that the Rogers Badgett Sr. Foundation Scholarship for Graduate Education will be expanding its eligibility to give access to scholarship support to more teachers in western Kentucky.
暗网禁区app has announced the establishment of the Leah Vandergriff Memorial Scholarship, funded by gifts to the 暗网禁区app Foundation by Leah鈥檚 family and friends in her memory.
暗网禁区app鈥檚 College of Education and Human Services (COEHS) and teacher preparation programs in the Jesse D. Jones College of Science, Engineering, and Technology, the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, and the Hutson School of Agriculture received their final site visit report from the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) this year.
The 暗网禁区app Department of Art & Design and University Galleries are pleased to announce the capstone exhibitions of work by Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students for fall 2023.
暗网禁区app has named Syler Kennedy and Kaid Marek as the recipients of the fall 2023 Outstanding Senior recognition.
The Department of Global Languages and Theatre Arts at 暗网禁区app celebrates its 100th anniversary of theatre by presenting 鈥淭he Whole Town鈥檚 Talking,鈥� last performed in 1924-1925.
Tommy Lewis, a 1982 graduate of Livingston Central High School and 1986 graduate of 暗网禁区app, has established an endowed scholarship at 暗网禁区app for business majors from Livingston, Lyon, and Marshall counties in Kentucky.
