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WKU Confers Degrees To 1,418 In Undergraduate Ceremonies
WKU conferred degrees to 1,418 students and honored outstanding students and faculty Saturday in undergraduate ceremonies of its 163rd Commencement. (05/10/08) - MORE
Gatton Academy Of Mathematics & Science Honors 54 Inaugural Graduates; 44 Plan To Attend Ky. Schools
The inaugural commencement ceremony for the Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky. (05/10/08) - MORE
WKU Recognizes Graduate Students At 163rd Commencement
WKU conferred 358 master’s and six specialist degrees in the graduate ceremony of its 163rd Commencement. (05/09/08) - MORE
WKU conferred degrees to 1,418 students and honored outstanding students and faculty Saturday in undergraduate ceremonies of its 163rd Commencement. (05/10/08) - MORE
Gatton Academy Of Mathematics & Science Honors 54 Inaugural Graduates; 44 Plan To Attend Ky. Schools
The inaugural commencement ceremony for the Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky. (05/10/08) - MORE
WKU Recognizes Graduate Students At 163rd Commencement
WKU conferred 358 master’s and six specialist degrees in the graduate ceremony of its 163rd Commencement. (05/09/08) - MORE
WKU recently announced a new $1.5 million gift to the Clinical Education Complex at WKU from The Center for Special Needs Trust Administration Inc.
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• Warren Co. Sights & Sounds Exhibit Opens May 31
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• Students Honored At National Recreation Conference
• WKU Advertising Student To Intern At WML
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• Project Graduate: Finish WKU Attracting Students
• WKU Dean Appointed To Southern Growth Policies Board
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