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| University of the Cumberlands opens campus to prospective students during 5th Annual Kentucky Private College Week, July 14-18 WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. – University of the Cumberlands is once again participating in the Kentucky Private College Week to be held July 14-18. Kentucky Private College Week is a coordinated effort by the state’s 20 nonprofit, independent colleges and universities to provide students and families an easy way to explore a variety of college campuses during the summer...MORE |
| CPA Society recognizes Dr. Margaret Combs and other outstanding volunteers LOUISVILLE, Ky. (June 27, 2008) -- The Kentucky Society of Certified Public Accountants (KyCPA) recently recognized members for their outstanding volunteer service as chairpersons of the Society's committees...MORE |
| Cumberlands partners with The University Center of the Mountains to deliver on-line Master’s Degree in Education WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. – University of the Cumberlands signed a memorandum of understanding Monday with The University Center of the Mountains and Hazard Community and Technical College to provide an on-line Master’s Degree in Education for students who live in the Kentucky River region of Southeastern Kentucky. The M.Ed. program is designed for qualified students with a Bachelor of Arts degree but who are prevented from coming to Cumberlands’ main campus. Though provided through the UCM, the content and management of the program is the sole responsibility of UC...MORE |
| Cumberlands Professor Hosts Summer Trumpet Day WILLIAMSBURG, Ky.- For most high school students, summer vacation means trading schoolbooks for entertainment magazines, early morning wake ups for alarm clock snoozes, and long study hours for rest and relaxation. Others look at it as a time to focus on their favorite subject of study. University of the Cumberlands Assistant Professor Patrick Tuck provided an opportunity for just such a group of area high school students when he hosted the first annual Summer Trumpet Day on Wednesday...MORE |
| Area Students Named Girl’s State Officers WILLIAMSBURG, Ky.- During the week of June 8-13, high school girls from across the state joined together at University of the Cumberlands for the 62nd annual Girl’s State. Allana Baugher (Louisville) was elected governor; Lauren Gibson (Louisville) was selected as lieutenant governor; Sarah Reeves (Louisville) was designated as secretary of state; Lauren Cherry (Louisville) was chosen as attorney general; Tamara Slovacek (Louisville) was elected treasurer; Jordan Brower (Fort Campbell) was selected as auditor; Chapin Fausel (Louisville) was voted commissioner of agriculture; Okoye’ Cotherine (Fort Campbell) was elected commissioner of education...MORE |
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