"Appalachia in the Age of Trump: 'Uneven Ground' Revisited"

Welcome and Introductions by Professor Karen Petrone, Chair

Introduction of Speaker by Professor Kathryn Newfont

RSVP by Monday, September 25, to tina.hagee@uky.edu or (859) 257-1731.

Complimentary parking for Boone Center guests is located directly behind the facility in the gated parking lot. Guests may retrieve a token from the Boone Center Reception Desk to exit the lot. 

Alumni Lecture and Reception Co-Sponsors: University Press of Kentucky UK Appalachian Center College of Arts and Sciences Keys to Our Common Future 

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Hillary Boone Faculty Club

Language Talk - Episode 20

This Language Talk: KWLA podcast, Comprehensible Input, features hosts Laura Roché Youngworth and Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willoughby discussing the role of language input and instructional strategies with Jillian Lykens, German teacher in Colorado Springs and Grant Boulanger, Spanish Teacher and 2017 ACTFL Teacher-of-the-Year Finalist. Topics include: world language approaches, proficiency-based instruction, comprehensible input (CI), CI strategies, and comparisons of CI and proficiency-based instruction.

How do You Dispose of Old, Worn US Flags? Learn From a UK ROTC Ceremony Thursday

By Kathy Johnson

What is the proper way to dispose of an American flag? You can find out this week as University of Kentucky Air Force ROTC cadets conduct a flag retirement ceremony at 4:45 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, in front of UK's Main Building.

A special uniformed Honor Guard detail will execute the official disposal of two worn flags — one that flew outside the UK's Main Building and another that was given to the ROTC for retirement.

Evolution and Creationism in Kentucky Discussed by Expert Eugenie Scott

By Gail Hairston

On Wednesday, Sept. 13, Eugenie C. Scott, a nationally recognized physical anthropologist and an expert on evolution and creationism, will deliver the preliminary address for the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences’ series “Year of Civics and Citizenship in the 21st Century: Keys to our Common Future.”

The title of her lecture is “Evolution and Creationism in Kentucky.”

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