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Displaying Articles for News: Media Relations, Category: #WKUGrad
Apr 26th, 2024
Matthew J. Bowers, a Biology graduate student from Kenhorst, Pennsylvania, is the 2023-24 recipient of WKU’s John D. Minton Graduate Student Award.
View ArticleApr 26th, 2024
“I was particularly drawn to the entrepreneurship major they offered because I was seeking something to help me grow my own video production business, which I started in 2016."
View ArticleApr 24th, 2024
By honing skills during project-based learning opportunities, cultivating a strong support network on campus and giving back through leadership roles, graduating senior Carelynn Hartmann built a strong foundation for her future during her time at WKU.
View ArticleApr 23rd, 2024
“I chose to attend WKU because of the merit scholarship opportunities, study abroad programs through the Mahurin Honors College and to stay closer to my brothers for a little longer as they positively influence and motivate me."
View ArticleApr 22nd, 2024
“She has overcome every hurdle. And I am not sure people appreciate how difficult it is to remain so focused when you are separated from your family, friends and loved ones because they live thousands of miles away in a war-torn country."
View ArticleApr 12th, 2024
Western Kentucky University will celebrate about 3,000 graduates and recognize top scholars during 2024 Commencement on May 2 at Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium.
View ArticleDec 8th, 2023
Western Kentucky University recognized fall 2023 graduates in three ceremonies on Friday at Diddle Arena.
View ArticleDec 6th, 2023
“I’ve always loved working with kids, helping others and math. Elementary Education was the perfect combination of all three."
View ArticleDec 4th, 2023
“I chose Finance because I figured I would have a wide range of careers to choose from when I graduated. Once I got into the program, I started to realize how much I love financial planning.”
View ArticleDec 4th, 2023
“Last summer, I shadowed many dietitians and other professionals, such as chefs, athletic trainers, coaches and operation directors. I was able to see the impact dietitians have on athletes in the sports world."
View ArticleNov 29th, 2023
"As someone who is originally from Bowling Green and spent a large amount of my childhood in the community, WKU has always had a special place in my heart."
View ArticleNov 29th, 2023
From the soccer field to the research lab and from the locker room to the classroom, Annah Hopkins has made the most of her WKU experience.
View ArticleNov 27th, 2023
Western Kentucky University’s five academic colleges will recognize about 1,000 fall graduates in three ceremonies on December 8.
View ArticleMay 5th, 2023
WKU’s five academic colleges recognized their spring and summer 2023 graduating classes during ceremonies on Friday at Diddle Arena.
View ArticleMay 4th, 2023
Western Kentucky University’s Class of 2023 celebrated the completion of an educational journey disrupted by a global pandemic.
View ArticleMay 4th, 2023
More than 2,800 graduates are being recognized at WKU’s Commencement ceremony tonight, including the Ogden Foundation Scholar. WKU’s Amy Bingham has more on the student receiving the university’s top undergraduate award in this week’s View from t
View ArticleMay 3rd, 2023
“I have met so many interesting, unique people just because we were struggling through the same physics, calculus and chemistry courses. These people have pushed me to be a better and more productive and prepared version of myself."
View ArticleMay 1st, 2023
“The best part of WKU for me was getting to do what I loved each and every day with pursuing my education degree while also being a student-athlete."
View ArticleApr 29th, 2023
"Through taking advantage of the countless opportunities WKU provides, I have been blessed with mentors, friendships and lessons that have allowed me to grow and break barriers as a first-generation college student."
View ArticleApr 27th, 2023
With about 200 graduates earning initial or advanced certification this year, Western Kentucky University’s School of Teacher Education continues its work to address the state and national teacher shortage.
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