University of Kentucky

The year was 2013, and college basketball was about to start. The Kentucky basketball team was said to be one of the best in the entire NCAA men’s basketball. The Kentucky basketball could shoot the ball, they could pass the ball, and they could dribble the ball like no other team that year. If there was any year for a NCAA basketball team to go undefeated this was the team. They were the don't-even-try-to-beat-us-because-we-will-still-crush-you team of the league. Coach John Calipari was in his

Going to college is a big jump in the life of anyone who decides to enroll and not everyone who attends has the same expectations. Coming to Western Kentucky University, I have high hope and expectations. I admit that I want to have a lot of fun socially, but I also want to succeed academically. I believe WKU is a good place for me. I think being on this campus is going to help me grow as a person. Socially, I hope to meet new people. I'm looking forward to learning about other people and their

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in Adult and Higher Educational Leadership program at Morehead State University. Rob currently works at Student Conduct Office at Morehead State University. He advisers over three student organizations and community organization. He moto “Remain teachable, so you will always be able to teach others” can be heard across campus. Currently, Rob serves on three boards Kentucky Association of Blacks in Higher Education (KABHE) Kentucky Association of Housing Officers (KAHO) NASPA- Student Affairs Administrators

the University of Kentucky, made a contested 3 pointer with only 2.6 seconds left in the game to beat the #2 seed Michigan. The unexpected 75-72 victory took the Kentucky Wildcats, #8 seed, to the final four and was a victory en route to the national championship game that they ended up losing. For Harrison’s game-winner, Kentucky Athletic Director and basketball coaching staff made $329,166 in bonuses. This money is only a fraction of the revenue that was created for University of Kentucky throughout

smoke from the tobacco-producing states compared to the non-tobacco producing states,smoking rates are at their lowest, the highest percentage of teenage comes from the tobacco-producing states.ADD EVIDENCE One of the top tobacco-producing states is Kentucky. The state with one of the highest

within the plan impact students learning and living atmosphere and can be greatly influenced by their decisions. The initiative lead by University President Michael Benson ensures environmental prosperity and sustainability. Eastern Kentucky University’s campus is changing, and students are witnessing their school shift in real time. In 2015, Eastern Kentucky University created a comprehensive and beneficial plan with a goal to outline methods by which EKU can undergo a sustainability overhaul. This

Ellen Churchill Semple was a leader when it came to the field of geography. She was one of the key scholars of American geography of environmental determinism. Ellen was born in Louisville, Kentucky on January 8, 1863, during the time of the civil war. She did her college studies in Vessar, New York (Geoffrey Martins,2005). The Semple family's wealth and honor gave her better educa¬tional chances and enabled her to be advanced in self-determining research. She attended a number of educational institutions

Belinda Mason was a short-story writer, a reporter for a Kentucky newspaper, and a well-known journalist in her small home town of Eastern Kentucky. Mason was also a daughter, sister, wife and mother of two beautiful children. Unfortunately, Mason died at an early age from complications of AIDS. Mason’s life and death had a substantial impact on the state of Kentucky. According to Hilts (1991), after Mason gave birth to her second child in 1987, she became infected with the HIV virus while receiving

at the age of 4, and her only daughter Polly, at six-hours old, evoked the desire for Mary Beckinridge to do all she could to bring health care and nursing services to the poor mothers and infants in the rural, mountainous areas in Leslie County, Kentucky. These are people who would otherwise not have had access to proper health care for the birth of their children. Mary always had an interest in the needs of others (Crowe-Carraco, 1989) which is reflected in a quote by her late son, Breckie who