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OSHA Training Sessions at Manchester, Corbin Campuses
EKU's OSHA Training Institute Education Center has announced new professional-development opportunities for those located in EKU's 22-county service region. Margaret Moreland margaret.moreland@eku.edu...
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"The Next Generation" Comes to EKU Manchester
EKU’s first annual "The Next Generation Summer Camp" was held at the EKU Manchester campus on June 10-12, 2013. The camp hosted 75 gifted, talented, and high-achieving middle-school students from five...
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Adventures in the Mind at EKU Corbin
The Adventures in the Mind (AIM) Camp returned to EKU Corbin campus on July 8–12, 2013. The camp hosted 26 gifted and talented elementary and middle-school students from Bell, Knox, Laurel, and Whitley...
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EKU Program Studies Well Water Quality in Eastern Kentucky
Dr. Jason Marion, an assistant professor in the EKU Environmental Health Science program, is leading an effort to investigate the quality of well water in five eastern Kentucky counties. Dr. Jason...
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Conference Seeks to Empower Women for Positive Social Change
Eastern Kentucky University funded and hosted a day-long conference on Friday, Oct. 18, 2013 aimed at helping women transition back to society from prison or a drug-treatment center. Dr. LeAnn Beaty...
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EKU to Host Eastern Apicultural Society Conference
Eastern Kentucky University is proud to host the 2014 Eastern Apicultural Society (EAS) Conference from July 28 - August 1, 2014, on the EKU Richmond campus. Tammy Horn Tammy.Horn@EKU.EDU 859-622-2334...
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CARES Partners with Ky. Office of Adventure Tourism to Create Trail Town...
The Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship (CARES) at Eastern Kentucky University is partnering with the Kentucky Office of Adventure Tourism to launch the Trail Town Ambassador...
View ArticleCorbin Railroad Museum Project
Corbin Railroad Museum planners hope to have facility open in May 2015read more
View Article"Richmond 5" Competition Assists Local Entrepreneurs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, AUG. 6, 2014“RICHMOND 5” COMPETITION ASSISTS LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSRICHMOND, Ky. – Have a great business idea but don’t know what to do next?read more
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CARES, Richmond Chamber Host Leadership Work Study Trip to Asheville
Eastern Kentucky University’s Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship (CARES) and the Richmond Chamber of Commerce hosted a leadership work study trip to Asheville, N.C., Sept....
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Students, Faculty Helping Paintsville with “Trail Town” Application Process
Dozens of Recreation and Park Administration students distributed surveys during the city’s recent Apple Festival as Paintsville leaders begin the multi-tiered process to move forward on its Trail Town...
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EKU ASSISTS WITH MENTORING PROGRAM AT NORTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL IN SOMERSET
Who better to mentor first-year middle school students than their slightly older counterparts who have recently been there and done that?And that’s exactly what is happening at Northern Middle School...
View ArticleEKU CARES 2014 Annual Report Now Available
The EKU Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship’s 2014 Annual Report is now available. The report contains an overview of CARES activities and highlights for regional stewardship...
View Article2015 Presidential CARES Community Challenge Grants
Eastern Kentucky University Center for Appalachian Regional Engagement and Stewardship (CARES) and EKU's President Michael T. read more
View ArticleCARES Staff Featured on KET Program
EKU Regional Outreach Agent Michelle Allen and former EKU Hometown Ambassador Sarah Hansford will be featured during a segment of an upcoming KET program on the environmental efforts of Kentucky...
View ArticleBusiness Leaders Prepare for Upcoming Tourism Season
Business leaders convened at the Route 23 Cultural Heritage Museum on Thursday to learn skills that can help them prepare for summer tourists.read more
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President Benson visits the Shelby City African American Cementery
EKU President Michael Benson and State Representative David Meade (left) visited our cemetery on Monday, May 4. Both Dr. Benson and Rep. Meade were very impressed with all of the volunteer’s work at...
View ArticleOSHA Training Fall 2015
EKU OFFERING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSE ON EVACUATION AND EMERGENCY PLANNING THIS FALL Donna Helton Grady 859-622-6716 read more
View ArticleEKU Regional Stewardship Center Funds Five Community-Based Projects
Because Eastern Kentucky University CARES:· Students in Perry County will be taught where their food comes from and be encouraged to begin a healthy lifestyle at a young age.read more
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