has been submitted for “Preaching to the Choir: The Challenges of Internal Marketing” -- CASE Kentucky Conference, which will be held Dec. 8-9 in Louisville.
August
News releases sent out from the Office of External Relations and Development received media attention from the following outlets:
KSU to offer free e-textbooks to students
KSU to offer free e-textbooks to students WTVQ, Capital Living, WDRB, Council on Postsecondary Education -- Published August 4 HBCU Campaign Fund – Published August 5 State Journal – Published August 8 Paducah Sun, Kentucky (Hopkinsville) New Era – Published on August 9 HBCU Digest – Published August 10 PRWeb, PR Rocket, Campus Technology – Published August 11 The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education – Published August 12
Retention and Advising liaisons help students make it to the finish line Council on Postsecondary Education – Published August 8 State Journal -- Published August 14
KSU President says year starts with hope, work to do State Journal – Published August 20
KSU Interim President has plans worth paying attention to State Journal – Published August 22
KSU Class of 2020 will kick off Pay It Forward Frankfort
KSU Class of 2020 will kick off Pay It Forward Frankfort State Journal, WTVQ, Capital Living, CPE, WMYT, Associated Press, Ledger Independent, Maysville; WHAS, Washington Times, The Herald (Huntington, W.V) Dispatch, The Eagle (Bryan College Station Texas), Lexington Herald-Leader, Kentucky New Era, Floyd County Times, Harlan Daily Enterprise, Kankakee Valley Post-News, Herald Journal, Newton County Enterprise – Published August 25
Highlights
August 1: JC Campbell on the William Cofield's show: Assistant Alumni Relations Director JC Campbell appeared on William Cofield's show on FPB-TV's cable Channel 10. His first appearance was as a stand-in for Dr. Thompson. His second appearance was on August 8. Both times, he discussed upcoming events and plans for alumni relations.
August 11: First Friday at the MAC (Muhammad Ali Center): Communications Director Diane Hawkins and Jeanie Kahnke of the Muhammad Ali Center were featured in The Voice Tribune, a weekly digital/print publication. Hawkins presented the Ali Center with a photographic proclamation recognizing Ali's presence at KSU.
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