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Engle Named 2013-15 Foundation Professor for Teaching Excellence
Dr. Allen D. Engle has earned Eastern Kentucky University’s highest honor for teaching excellence.
EKU Homeland Security Program Thrives on 10th Anniversary of U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security
As the U.S. Department of Homeland Security marks its 10th anniversary on March 1, one of the nation’s top homeland security programs continues to thrive at Eastern Kentucky University.
New Living Learning Community Will Focus on American Sign Language, Deaf Students
Boasting one of only nine nationally accredited baccalaureate degree programs in American Sign Language and Interpreter Education, Eastern Kentucky University has for many years attracted deaf and hard-of-hearing students as well as those who want to serve and assist them.
Graduate Students Return to Homeland to Help Fellow Kenyans Identify Water Quality Risks
Ben Cheruiyot and Peter Sigilai were already famous in their native Kenya, thanks to their exploits as All-American runners at U.S. universities.
Today, they are heroes for a different reason.
Environmental Education Endorsement One of Only Two in Nation Recognized by NCATE
The environmental education endorsement program offered by the Eastern Kentucky University Center for Environmental Education recently became only the second such program in the U.S. to earn national recognition from the National Council for the Association of Teacher Education (NCATE).