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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