Dr. Joe DeLay set up the Silver Leaf Fund with $10,000 in seed money that he hopes will encourage others to donate.
This is the fourth year Austin Peay has hosted a conference on rural education. It will focus on the unique aspects of rural education and what opportunities there are to improve student experiences.
The funds for the new equipment comes from City Fields and Cleveland State Community College’s Governor’s Investment in Vocational Education 2 grant.
Catherine Roberts is up for the Statewide Outstanding Achievement Recognition (SOAR) Staff Excellence Award.
The City of Crossville donated $100,000 to Roane State Community College to expand the Crossville campus so it can house a new health sciences wing.
The opportunity to design and construct a tiny home out of a shipping container comes thanks to a $10,000 grant.
The partnership includes the Saluki Step Ahead program and easier pathways to completing a bachelor degree.
The winner of the regional spelling bee at Wright State University will qualify to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Willis “Bill” Rambo graduated in 1964 and has the distinction of being Walsh University’s first-ever registered student.
The workshop’s title is “Waste to Energy: Incorporation of Renewable Energy and Sustainable Practices in the Classroom” and is aimed at middle and high school teachers.
