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Seth Riker is a higher education marketing and communications professional currently serving as Director of Communications for the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences at Austin Peay State University. With more than 15 years of experience across higher education marketing, media relations, and digital strategy, his work has recently focused on higher education topics related to public service, healthcare, student success, and military-connected communities. His writing and photography have…

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"I just needed one person to believe in me": APSU social worker reflects on National Foster Care ...

"I just needed one person to believe in me": APSU social worker reflects on National Foster Care ...

APSU social work instructor Jessie Wiser overcame instability in Tennessee's foster care system to become an …

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APSU emerges as national destination for Army nursing students - Clarksvi...

APSU emerges as national destination for Army nursing students - Clarksvi...

According to internal data shared by AMEDD, 32 of the 50 soldiers selected nationwide chose APSU's School of …

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Austin Peay State University to host large-scale emergency response simulation Monday - Clarksvil...

Austin Peay State University to host large-scale emergency response simulation Monday - Clarksvil...

Austin Peay State University will host a large-scale interdisciplinary simulation on Monday, April 13, recrea…

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From spring break to global perspective: APSU students study national security in Serbia - Clarks...

From spring break to global perspective: APSU students study national security in Serbia - Clarks...

A group of Austin Peay State University students traveled to Belgrade, Serbia, to study national security whe…

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Austin Peay's ROTC program sees record number of Distinguished Military Graduates - ClarksvilleNo...

Austin Peay's ROTC program sees record number of Distinguished Military Graduates - ClarksvilleNo...

Twelve cadets from Austin Peay State University's Army ROTC program have earned the U.S. Army's Distinguished…

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APSU Professor LeAnn Wills Highlights Vital Role of Rural School Counselors in Community Mental H...

APSU Professor LeAnn Wills Highlights Vital Role of Rural School Counselors in Community Mental H...

Clarksville, TN - As advocates around the globe prepare to observe World Mental Health Day this Friday, one A…

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From VHS to virtual: APSU professor explores future of online P.E. in groundbreaking study

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By Seth Riker APSU, Seth Riker
| Clarksville Now Verified
CLARKSVILLE, TN – Dr. Alex Adams, an assistant professor in Austin Peay State University’s Department of Health and Human Performance, has published one of the first comprehensive reviews of appropriate practices for K-12 online physical education—addressing a growing need as virtual enrollment remains above pre-pandemic levels nationwide. The research comes at a critical moment. When COVID-19 forced schools online, physical education faced a major challenge.
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APSU psychologists to host ‘Built Not Born’ talk on performance, skill development

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By Seth Riker APSU, Seth Riker
| Clarksville Now Verified
CLARKSVILLE, TN – What separates people who steadily improve from those who feel stuck isn’t talent. It’s how they train, recover, and respond to setbacks. That’s the central idea behind “Built Not Born: The Power of Performance Psychology,” an upcoming talk hosted by the Austin Peay State University College of Behavioral and Health Sciences at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, at Old Glory Distillery. The event is open to the public, with free food and a cash bar.
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APSU professor co-leads international study on first responders’ mental health

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By Seth Riker APSU, Seth Riker
| Clarksville Now Verified
CLARKSVILLE, TN – The work of keeping communities safe often comes at a personal cost, one carried quietly by those tasked with leading in moments of crisis. For years, researchers have documented the toll that frontline public safety work can take on mental health. Far less attention, however, has been paid to the psychological burden borne by the leaders responsible for guiding those organizations through trauma, uncertainty, and loss.
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