Adam Cabo

The funding has been awarded to the university’s Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship in collaboration with the Kentucky Science & Technology Corporation’s Kentucky Commercialization Ventures in support of a new paid internship program called NKU INVENT.

The scholarship is available to individuals who have been a first responder for at least one year, as well as to the families of those individuals. 

The new partnership will instruct adults in Louisville’s West End in skills in conservation, agriculture, urban forestry, and more, that will both improve their community and potentially prepare them for careers.

The partnership will provide professional development opportunities for K-12 educators, as well as resources for students.

Midway University receives grant to support nursing simulation labs