A&S 2021 Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame: October 15, 2021 @ 6 p.m.

Location: Gatton Student Center, Worsham Theater

160 Avenue of Champions

Lexington, Kentucky

Hotel Information: To reserve lodging at the Hilton Lexington Downtown, 369 W. Vine St., at the A&S Hall of Fame discounted group rate, click here.

This year's Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Reception will honor: 

Alumni

  • Barbara Bailey Cowden, B.G.S. '77
  • Gurney Norman, English '59
  • William H. Turner, Ph.D., Sociology '68

Faculty

  • Paul M. Eakin, Department of Mathematics
Learn more about this year's event and inductees here.
The ceremony will be broadcast live on YouTube at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4x6aR5FCMA
Date:
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Location:
Worsham Theater/Virtual

2022 English Undergraduate Showcase

The Undergraduate Showcase is an annual recognition of excellent student work in ENG classes for the academic year. This is an opportunity to present work they're excited about and that they've put a lot of effort into. Audience members usually consist of fellow student presenters, friends, parents, and faculty. Refreshments served. 

 

Date:
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Celebrating Gurney Norman & Bill Turner: A&S Hall of Fame Inductees

Please come by the Appalachian Center on Thursday, October 14, 5-6PM, for a drop-in to congratulate Professors Gurney Norman and Bill Turner on their induction (the next day) into the College of Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame. Both of them have made tremendous and far-reaching contributions to Appalachian Studies through their ongoing work. Here's a chance to let them know what that means, in person! Drop in and join us in congratulating them on this honor from A&S, and hear about their exciting current projects. Professor Turner's book, The Harlan Renaissance: Stories of Black Life in Appalachian Coal Towns has just been published by West Virginia University Press, and a new, expanded edition of Professor Norman's short story collection Allegiance: Stories has just been published by Ohio University Press.
 
This event is co-sponsored by the Appalachian Center & Appalachian Studies Program, the Department of Sociology, the Department of English, and the Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies.
 
Date:
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Location:
Appalachian Center, 624 Maxwelton Ct.

EGSO Coffee Hours

Hello Everyone!

I’m excited to announce the first few EGSO Coffee Hours! Thank you to all who were able to give input on the interest form. Because of a dead tie concerning the time of day, we’re going to use these first 2 dates to see which time is more highly attended before laying out the rest of the semester. I hope you’ll come see me at Cup of Commonwealth in Cornerstone Exchange (near Limestone and Ave of Champions)!

September 15th from 9:00-11:00am (THIS WEEK!)

September 29th from 1:00-3:00pm

Cheers and fruitful studying,

Caitlin Coulter

University of Kentucky

English Ph.D. Student

WRD Graduate Instructor

EGSO Social Event Coordinator

Date:
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Location:
Cup of Commonwealth in Cornerstone Exchange (near Limestone and Ave of Champions)

EGSO Coffee Hours

Hello Everyone!

I’m excited to announce the first few EGSO Coffee Hours! Thank you to all who were able to give input on the interest form. Because of a dead tie concerning the time of day, we’re going to use these first 2 dates to see which time is more highly attended before laying out the rest of the semester. I hope you’ll come see me at Cup of Commonwealth in Cornerstone Exchange (near Limestone and Ave of Champions)!

September 15th from 9:00-11:00am (THIS WEEK!)

September 29th from 1:00-3:00pm

Cheers and fruitful studying,

Caitlin Coulter

University of Kentucky

English Ph.D. Student

WRD Graduate Instructor

EGSO Social Event Coordinator


Date:
-
Location:
Cup of Commonwealth in Cornerstone Exchange (near Limestone and Ave of Champions)

1st Research + Creative Experience Expo Coming to UK

By Jesi Jones-Bowman

UK undergraduate researchers Bridget Bolt and Gretchen Ruschman. Students are encouraged to explore undergraduate research opportunities at the Research + Creative Experience Expo.

At the University of Kentucky, undergraduates have access to outstanding research and creative work activities led by world-class faculty and staff that promote self-discovery, experiential learning and lifelong achievement.

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