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Corbin Education Center principal happy with new facility
Corbin Education Center Principal Rich Prewitt told the Corbin Board of Education at its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday night that the move into the new school was hectic, but satisfying.
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Oak Grove names new principal, assistant principal
Tonya Faulkner has been tapped as the new principal at Oak Grove Elementary School, according to a press release issued by the district.
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U of C students rally to help others, win March Madness Food Drive
Hunger is defined by Merriam-Webster Dictionary as “a craving or urgent need for food or a specific nutrient.” How long do we go without getting “hunger pains?”
- Morehead State University Dean's List
- University of the Cumberlands recognizes students at the 52nd Honors Day Convocation Monday, April 25
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SCC announces Spring 2001 Dean's List
One hundred and seventy-five students from the Tri-County were named to Somerset Community College Dean’s List for the Spring 2011 semester. SCC’s enrollment is more than 9,200 students with a total of 701 students making the spring Dean’s List.
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Clint Creekmore wins P.R. Jones Chemistry Award
On Monday April 25, University of the Cumberlands held its annual Honors Day Convocation. The program honors students, faculty, and staff for their achievements during the academic school year. One of the honored students was Clint Adam Creekmore (Williamsburg) who was recognized with the P.R. Jones Chemistry Outstanding Senior Award.
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Creekmore earns Management Information Systems Award
On Monday April 25, University of the Cumberlands held its annual Honors Day Convocation. The program honors students, faculty and staff for their achievements during the academic school year. One of the honored students was Kyle Creekmore, of Williamsburg, who was presented with the Dr. Edward L. Hutton School of Business Management Information Systems Award.
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Appalachian College Association to fund student research at U of C
University of the Cumberlands has announced that two students, Jerrid Neeley and Paul Pryor, both juniors pursuing double majors in chemistry and biology, have received grants from the Appalachian College Association in the amount of $2,500 each to fund their summer 2011 research project.
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SCC ranked as one of nation’s 120 best
In its first step to identify the nation’s best community colleges and award $1 million in prize money, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program ranked Somerset Community College as one of the nation’s 120 best community colleges.
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