Bobbie Ann Mason Stitches Together the Fabric of a Writer’s Career in Her New UPK Book
By Mack McCormick and Whitney Hale
Bobbie Ann Mason. Photo by Guy Mendes.
"Future of Work Initiative in Kentucky" Lecture by Sam Ford
As part of the "Year of Civics and Citizenship," the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences hosted guest speaker Sam Ford for a lecture regarding the Future of Work initiative in Kentucky: the power of narrative for imagining sustainable solutions. The free public talk was held Wednesday, March 28, at the William T.
STEMCats Teaching Workshop 2018
The College of Arts and Sciences’ teamed up with the College of Education to welcome middle and high school teachers to campus for the STEMCats Teaching Workshop. Teachers interacted with faculty during the daylong workshop sponsored by HHMI in sessions including: Volcanoes, CrossCutting Concepts, Chemistry, Data Analysis Ideas, and Curriculum Conversations. The event took place June 8 at the Jacobs Science Building on the UK campus in Lexington.
Year of Migration Kick-off Event
Come join us as we Kick Off the Year of Migration. Free food, t-shirts and give-a-ways!
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Jacobs Science Building - Atrium
Adding a Delegate in Outlook
This tutorial walks you through the steps of adding a delegate in Outlook 2016 (Windows) who can send items on your behalf and view and edit your calendar.
A&S Faculty Among Undergraduate Research Mentor Award Winners
Luke Bradley and Janice Fernheimer received the University of Kentucky 2018 Excellent Undergraduate Research Mentor Award.
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program Recognizes 9 From UK
By Whitney Hale
The University of Kentucky Office of Nationally Competitive Awards has announced that doctoral students Calah Ford and Lydia Hager and 2018 graduate Aaron Mueller have been selected to receive government-funded National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships. In addition, six other UK students received honorable mention recognition from the NSF.
A&S Alumna Aids Migrants and Refugees in the Middle East
You might not expect Lexington, Kentucky, and Cairo, Egypt, to have a lot in common. But according to Arts & Sciences alumna Alix McIntosh, they share a strong sense of community and hospitality.
