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White Hall State Historic Site in 3D
Thanks to a Lexington Christian Academy junior’s work during a summer internship at Eastern Kentucky University, the White Hall State Historic Site is now more vividly represented on Google Earth.read...
View ArticleGROW Appalachia
The GROW Appalachia program provides tools, seeds, expert guidance, soil testing, and other forms of support to participants to help them start their gardens. GROW Appalachia served 400 families in...
View ArticleSummer Camp for Gifted and Talented Students Emphasizes STEM-H
The fifth annual event, titled “Soar to the New Heights,” will be held June 18-29 at EKU’s state-of-the-art New Science Building, which opened to students earlier this year.The camp runs 8 a.m. to noon...
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EKU Danville Hosts Project Explore
The second annual Project Explore was held on June 4-8, 2012, at EKU Danville. Gifted and talented middle-grade students chose from three accelerated classes:read more
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Next Generation Academies for Arts Integration
This year's Next Generation Academies for Arts Integration were held on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University on June 18-22, 2012.For Kentucky Teacher's account of the 2012 NGA program, click here....
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EKU Manchester Recognized As "Friend of Education" by Clay County Schools
Eastern Kentucky University’s Manchester regional campus received the inaugural Golden Apple Award from Clay County Schools Superintendent Reecia Samples at the “Friends of Education” ceremony on...
View ArticleCARES Awards $150K in Regional Stewardship Grants
The EKU Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship (CARES) has awarded approximately $150,000 in regional-stewardship grants to 11 programs. read more
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EKU, Corbin Independent Schools Partner to Prepare Middle-Grade Teachers
A new partnership between Eastern Kentucky University’s College of Education and Corbin Independent Schools to enhance the preparation of middle grade teachers represents “an opportunity for all of us...
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EKU Hosts Girls' STEM Day
EKU hosted a Girls' STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Day on Friday, June 7. The event was part of the Kentucky Girls STEM Collaborative's fifth annual conference, "Reaching for the...
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OSHA Training Sessions at Manchester, Corbin Campuses
EKU's OSHA Training Institute Education Center has announced new professional-development opportunities for those located in EKU's 22-county service region. Margaret Moreland margaret.moreland@eku.edu...
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"The Next Generation" Comes to EKU Manchester
EKU’s first annual "The Next Generation Summer Camp" was held at the EKU Manchester campus on June 10-12, 2013. The camp hosted 75 gifted, talented, and high-achieving middle-school students from five...
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Adventures in the Mind at EKU Corbin
The Adventures in the Mind (AIM) Camp returned to EKU Corbin campus on July 8–12, 2013. The camp hosted 26 gifted and talented elementary and middle-school students from Bell, Knox, Laurel, and Whitley...
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EKU Program Studies Well Water Quality in Eastern Kentucky
Dr. Jason Marion, an assistant professor in the EKU Environmental Health Science program, is leading an effort to investigate the quality of well water in five eastern Kentucky counties. Dr. Jason...
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Conference Seeks to Empower Women for Positive Social Change
Eastern Kentucky University will fund and host a day-long conference on Friday, Oct. 18, aimed at helping women transition back to society from prison or a drug-treatment center. Dr. LeAnn Beaty...
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2014 CARES Community Grants - Request for Proposals
EKU’s Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship (CARES) invites communities throughout the University’s 22-county service region to submit proposals for one of five $10,000 CARES...
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Welch Lecture: "Why Poverty Persists in Rural America"
The Welch Appalachian Social and Economic Justice Lecture Series will present "Why Poverty Persists in Rural America," a lecture by Dr. Cynthia Duncan, on March 28th at 3:30 p.m. in the EKU Business...
View ArticlePRISM Proposals due Feb. 15th
PRISM: A Journal of Regional Engagement is an exciting new journal devoted to promoting a culture of engagement between the university and region through the creation, application, and integration of...
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EKU to Host Eastern Apicultural Society Conference
Eastern Kentucky University is proud to host the 2014 Eastern Apicultural Society (EAS) Conference from July 28 - August 1, 2014, on the EKU Richmond campus. Tammy Horn Tammy.Horn@EKU.EDU 859-622-2334...
View ArticleCARES Partners with Ky. Office of Adventure Tourism to Create Trail Town...
The Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship (CARES) at Eastern Kentucky University is partnering with the Kentucky Office of Adventure Tourism to launch the Trail Town Ambassador...
View ArticleCorbin Railroad Museum Project
Corbin Railroad Museum planners hope to have facility open in May 2015read more
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