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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 ...

Clarksville Online — APSU social work instructor Jessie Wiser overcame instability in Tennessee's foster care system to become an advocate. This National Foster Care Month, learn how one person's belief transformed her life and now inspires future social workers in the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences.

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

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

Clarksville Now — According to internal data shared by AMEDD, 32 of the 50 soldiers selected nationwide chose APSU's School of Nursing in 2024.

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...

Clarksville Now — Austin Peay State University will host a large-scale interdisciplinary simulation on Monday, April 13, recreating the aftermath of a drunk driving crash as part of an immersive learning experience for students across multiple programs.

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...

Clarksville Now — A group of Austin Peay State University students traveled to Belgrade, Serbia, to study national security where it is actively being shaped.

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...

Clarksville Now — Twelve cadets from Austin Peay State University's Army ROTC program have earned the U.S. Army's Distinguished Military Graduate designation.

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 Online — Clarksville, TN - As advocates around the globe prepare to observe World Mental Health Day this Friday, one Austin Peay State University (APSU) professor

APSU nursing researchers call for holistic solutions to rising childhood obesity - ClarksvilleNow...

APSU nursing researchers call for holistic solutions to rising childhood obesity - ClarksvilleNow...

Clarksville Now — Childhood obesity has tripled in the United States since the 1970s, with nearly one in five children now classified as obese.

APSU to host national security expert for talks on North Korea and Iran - ClarksvilleNow.com

APSU to host national security expert for talks on North Korea and Iran - ClarksvilleNow.com

Clarksville Now — Austin Peay State University's Institute for National Security and Military Studies will host Dr. Bruce E. Bechtol Jr., a leading expert on North Korea and Iran, for two events on Wednesday, Oct. 1.

Raiders Rise to the Challenge at Austin Peay

Raiders Rise to the Challenge at Austin Peay

The Tennessee Tribune — Saturday's early morning sun hit Fortera Stadium as 176 Junior ROTC cadets from 12 regional high schools laced up their boots, cinched their rucksacks, and prepared for a long day of teamwork, sweat, and grit. Sixteen teams in total gathered for the annual APSU Raider Challenge, hosted by Austin Peay State University's ROTC battalion, the Governor's Guard.

Army veteran Dr. Phillip Mongan named chair of APSU Department of Social Work - ClarksvilleNow.co...

Army veteran Dr. Phillip Mongan named chair of APSU Department of Social Work - ClarksvilleNow.co...

Clarksville Now — Dr. Phillip Mongan has been named the new chair of the Department of Social Work at Austin Peay State University - but long before jumping into university administration, he was jumping out of planes with the Army's 501st Infantry Regiment in Alaska.

Austin Peay State University psychologist weighs in on masculinity, mental health - ClarksvilleNo...

Austin Peay State University psychologist weighs in on masculinity, mental health - ClarksvilleNo...

Clarksville Now — As topics surrounding men's mental health continue to gain overdue attention, one Austin Peay State University psychologist is pushing the conversation beyond the spectrum of "either-or."

Encourage men to move toward what we love, not just what's expected of us | Opinion

Encourage men to move toward what we love, not just what's expected of us | Opinion

The Tennessean — During Men's Health Month, men shouldn't focus only on screenings. They should also figure out the kind of physical activity that makes them happy.

APSU receives $1.9M grant to expand rural healthcare education - Main Street Media of Tennessee

APSU receives $1.9M grant to expand rural healthcare education - Main Street Media of Tennessee

Main Street Media of Tennessee — Austin Peay State University (APSU) has received a $1.94 million grant from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission's Rural Health Pathways program to launch RISE TN: Rural Immersion for Students Exploring Tennessee Healthcare. This initiative addresses healthcare workforce shortages in Middle Tennessee's rural communities.

'Nothing worth having is easy' - UK employee celebrates 10-year journey to degree

'Nothing worth having is easy' - UK employee celebrates 10-year journey to degree

UKNow — On May 5, after a decade of part-time coursework while employed full-time in University of Kentucky Facilities Management, Caroline Ellis will finally receive her bachelor's degree. The journey, as she tells it, began with a few serendipitous connections and continued with many words of encouragement.

UK MANRRS invites campus to new community room

UK MANRRS invites campus to new community room

UKNow — This casual, drop-in event will be a time for attendees to learn more UK MANRRS and the CAFE Office of Diversity.

UK launches online nutrition master's degree to support new industry requirement

UK launches online nutrition master's degree to support new industry requirement

UKNow — This new requirement, mandated by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' Commission on Dietetic Registration, aims to improve dietitians' earnings, as well as their advancement and esteem in the health care industry. And while UK DHN has offered an on-campus master's degree for more than 15 years, the new online option will accommodate many more working throughout the field.

UK Elevates Annual Fashion Show With Elisabeth Goth, Emcee Carson Kressley

UK Elevates Annual Fashion Show With Elisabeth Goth, Emcee Carson Kressley

UKNow — Undergraduates are inviting the campus and greater Lexington community to their "Color Me Kentucky" fashion show set for 6 p.m. Thursday, April 14, in the Longship Club at Kroger Field.

CAFE Opens New Student Wellness Room

CAFE Opens New Student Wellness Room

UKNow — Monday, Feb. 14 marks the official opening of the college's new student wellness room in the Agricultural Science Center. A former computer lab, the updated area is now a relaxing space with soft furniture, ambient lighting and environmental artwork - all for students to enjoy at their leisure.

An SEC 1st, UK Launches LGBTQ Scholarship for Ag, Environmental Sciences

An SEC 1st, UK Launches LGBTQ Scholarship for Ag, Environmental Sciences

UKNow — The UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment has launched a scholarship for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) undergraduates studying agricultural and environmental sciences - the first scholarship of its kind in the Southeastern Conference.

UK to Celebrate National Agriculture Week

UK to Celebrate National Agriculture Week

UKNow — From March 22 to 27, the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment is promoting a number of ag-related events for UK students, staff, faculty and the public. The lineup includes a free take-home planting event, a pre-veterinary medicine open house, Lexington Farmer's Market giveaways and much more.

'Lovey' Learning Program? UK Alumni Recall Meeting Their Forever Valentine

'Lovey' Learning Program? UK Alumni Recall Meeting Their Forever Valentine

UKNow — The University of Kentucky encourages all first-semester freshmen to apply to one of 15 Living Learning Programs while completing their UK housing application. First developed in 1989, each program is housed within a single residence hall and is based upon general interests, major, student identity or other areas.