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Course Earns National Award from Humane Society of the U.S.
An academic course at Eastern Kentucky University has earned national recognition from an unusual source.
The Humane Society of the United States and the Animals and Society Institute have honored the university’s Introduction to Animal Studies course, taught by Dr. Robert Mitchell, with its 2011 Distinguished Established Course Award.
Alumni Mentors to Assist First-Generation Students
A pilot program at Eastern Kentucky University will allow current students to navigate University life with the help of those who have already made the journey successfully.
Math and English Transition Programs Featured in Education Week Article
Eastern Kentucky University’s efforts to develop mathematics and English transition programs in area high schools is already resulting in a reduced need for remediation at the college level, thereby saving students and families valuable time and dollars.
Now the initiatives are earning national attention.
Professor's Debut Novel Earning Rave Reviews from O Magazine, Others
An Eastern Kentucky University professor’s debut novel is earning rave reviews and being touted as a “must read” by several national magazines.
Senior's Poster Takes First Place at National Honors Council Conference
Eastern Kentucky University senior Nan Campbell, of Elizabethtown, earned a first-place award at the National Collegiate Honors Council Conference for her poster.