By Jennifer T. Allen
Growing up in a small Appalachian town, Blake Dilynn Donithan dreamt of exploring the world. Looking at the mountains out of her bedroom window in Pikeville, Kentucky, she envisioned traveling first to Russia. She never thought that a few years later she would be in a small village near the Russian-Mongolian border in the Sayan Mountains.
Check out what chemistry majors have to say about the department!
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The 2017 Graduation Celebration & Student Awards Ceremony. Friday May 5th 2017.
For a list of graduates, awardees, and more, please see the 2017 Graduation Celebration Program.
This project was lead by Dr. Rosie Moosnick with help from Brian Jones (STEAM Academy), Mollie Rabiner (Living Arts and Science Center), Rob Parmley (Lexington Public Library), and Justin Bathon (UK Educational Leadership Dept). On April 13th, 2017 from 9am - 2pm, A&S students along with high school student from the STEAM Academy created sidewalk chalk art to bring awareness to the homeless population in Kentucky.
This video was created by UK Public Relations.
Watch why Hannah Conner feels like UK gave her the tools to see and experience the world around her. Hannah Conner, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree and International studies and a minor in Spanish from the UK College of Arts and Sciences.
The English Department's 37th Annual Awards Day Ceremony, was held on Friday April 28th.
By Jenny Wells
Per UK tradition, a student representative will speak at each of the four University of Kentucky Commencement Ceremonies this week.
The four student speakers are:
By Ashley Murphy
Motivated by his passion for writing studies and rhetoric, as well as his interest in Chinese culture, Brian McNely will head back to China this summer to teach advanced academic writing at Jilin University (JLU) in Changchun.
By Jenny Wells
Deborah Crooks, emerita associate professor of anthropology in the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences, has been awarded the 2017 Franz Boas Distinguished Achievement Award by the Human Biology Association (HBA). The award honors members of the association for exemplary contribution to human biology in science, scholarship and professional service.
