principal investigators are Joanna Hay and Judy Sizemore. She also continues coordination of the KSU faculty and student artwork displays at the Council on Post-Secondary Education offices, and coordinated art major volunteers for the Art in the Gardens, Liberty Hall Historic Sites, September 2012.
Mark Shale of Whitney Young School in his capacity as the university's SACS liaison attended a workshop on "Substantive Change" held at Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate Tennessee, November 8th. He, along with the rest of the KSU Lumina Project team, participated and presented at the Lumina Foundation Project meeting in Dallas, TX, December 7th. This project involves HBCU's that are interested in developing Degree Qualifications Profiles (DQPs) designed to aid in the retention and graduation of students by improving the quality of learning. In addition, as SACS liaison, he attended the 2012 SACS annual meeting in Dallas from December 2012.
College of Business and Computer Science
James Obielodan, Associate Professor, worked with Mr. Armando Arrastia to update the School of Business, College of Business and Computer Science and Graduate Studies websites October 2012
Abdul M. Turay, Professor Economics, Committee Member – Downtown (Frankfort) Main Street Program (Frankfort Chamber of Commerce, KSU, Local Economic Development Entities and SUBDCJ).
College of Professional Studies
Rat Higgins, Judge for the Teacher of the Year for Ashland Oil & the Kentucky Department of Education
Sandra Holmes, Coordinated the American Cancer Society CPS3 Recruitment
Sylvia Mason spoke to parents whose students are transitioning from high school to post-secondary schools on December 19, 2012: Your Rights and ADA Responsibilities
Jennifer Miller, Appointed as secretary for the KNA Cabinet for Governmental Affairs
Jennifer Miller, Appointed the KY State Legislative Research Director for UniteWomen.org
Jennifer Miller, Appointed the Eastern Regional Legislative Research Director for UniteWomen.org:
Shambra Mulder, Appointed as a Board Member of the YMCA Metro Board of Central Kentucky. The YMCA believes that all kids deserve the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve. That's why, through the Y, thousands of local youth today are cultivating the values, skills and relationships that lead to positive behaviors, better health and educational achievement. One of the focuses is Education & Leadership – Knowledge, character development, guidance and encouragement.