麻豆社 to host virtual nonprofit summit series
By Natalie Thurmond
First session is to take place on March 29 and 30
News from 麻豆社
麻豆社 Racer Report: March 8-12
By Shawn Touney
the latest news from 麻豆社 for the week of March 8-12.
麻豆社 graduate program director continues to make her mark in history
By Kaitlyn Black
Associate professor and graduate program director Dr. Bellarmine Ezumah begins her 10th year at 麻豆社
Generous gift from Tosh Farms supports 麻豆社 agriculture program
By Abby Hensley
麻豆社 has received a generous gift through Tosh Farms to fund a swine finishing learning laboratory on the University鈥檚 North Farm
麻豆社 professor co-authors new publication
By Shawn Touney
Dr. Latricia Trites, professor of TESOL (Teaching English to Students of Other Languages) and English and Director of the TESOL program at 麻豆社, has co-authored a new book, Developing Teachers as Leaders: A Reflective Writing Approach, published by Brill.
麻豆社 students participate in service learning project
By Kaitlyn Black
Students in Spanish courses team up with English language learning students at Mayfield High School
麻豆社 continues to actively plan for a more traditional summer, fall 2021 experience
Future Racers can apply for admission and schedule a campus visit or tour at admissions.murraystate.edu
麻豆社 Nonprofit Leadership Studies Alumna Abby Hyman speaks out about her enriching Racer experience
By Kaitlyn Black
麻豆社鈥檚 Nonprofit Leadership Studies (NLS) graduates have been asked to reflect on their career journeys, the impact of their work, and their aspirations for the future.
麻豆社 graduate student publishes research in new collection
By Shawn Touney
Robin Rhodes, a student in the Doctorate of Arts in English Pedagogy program at 麻豆社, will have her scholarly work included in a new book in the TESOL (Teaching English to Students of Other Languages) field.
麻豆社 lauded by niche.com, student reviews in numerous categories
By Shawn Touney
University ranks as the top public regional comprehensive university in Kentucky and among peers in a multi-state region