I would be VERY VERY interested in this program----and it has created quite a stir around the office (both from people interested in the Masters Program, as well as those who have specific courses they would like to take in this field). I think that as long as classes are offered after working hours, that this could be a very successful program in Frankfort.
As a state employee (EPPC DEP DOW), I would hope that class offerings would work well with my work schedule.
I've wanted to go back to college and get a masters or PhD, but with living in Franklin County and having a family, I've been reluctant to go back right now. I would have to drive to either Louisville or Lexington, which takes a lot of time. If I were able to get a Masters at KSU, I would be extremely interested in furthering my education now instead of later. I think this program would be very successful here in Frankfort.
I would certainly be interested in earning a MES degree from KSU. I hope the process, planning, and implementation of the program goes well.
Not good for me, but a good idea, nevertheless!
I would be extremely interested in participating in this. I hold a B.S. from Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs with a major in Environmental Policy. I also hold a J.D. and was a practicing environmental attorney in Louisville for 15 years. I have served on the adjunct faculty at Indiana University and University of Louisville, teaching law and environmental law (including a graduate level environmental law course at IU). I am currently with state government, supervising the Local Assistance Section at the Department for Environmental Protection here in Frankfort. I would be interested in talking with you about going through the MES program, and perhaps about an opportunity to participate as adjunct faculty.
I have a BS and MS in Geology and Hydrogeology, as well as 20 years experience as a project manager for environmental consulting firms, EPA contract instructor and state regulator. My only concern is whether the curriculum would be new or just review for me. At age 50, I know I am able to learn, the question is, would this program challenge me? Cost benefit analysis would be required to determine if this would be a practical investment.
This is a necessary program for those who work in Frankfort. I would appreciate the opportunity to enroll in this program if classes could be flexible enough to be taken before, during or immediately after the work day.
Question: Has the course curriculum been set yet? If so, how can one find out the class listing? Thanks.
I have a Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice. I am also approximately 1 year from having my Masters in CJ completed. If I were to enroll in this program at a
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