Gateway Community and Technical College and Sullivan College of Technology and Design in Louisville have created a transfer pathway that will allow Gateway associate degree graduates to obtain a bachelor’s degree in advanced manufacturing technology from Sullivan. “We are pleased to offer yet another transfer pathway to our students,” said Dr. Laura Urban, Gateway provost […]
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NKU President to Discuss His Prosecution of Oklahoma City Bombing Conspirator
The Boston Marathon bombing last year reminded America of the risk and reality of terrorism. But the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building on April 19, 1995, remains our national touchstone for the horror of when Americans kill Americans. Timothy McVeigh, who set off the bomb, and Terry Nichols, who helped build it, would […]
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NKU President to Discuss His Prosecution of Oklahoma City Bombing Conspirator
The Boston Marathon bombing last year reminded America of the risk and reality of terrorism. But the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Building on April 19, 1995, remains our national touchstone for the horror of when Americans kill Americans. Timothy McVeigh, who set off the bomb, and Terry Nichols, who helped build it, would […]
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New High School Graduates are Target of Gateway Scholarship
Gateway Community and Technical College is introducing a new scholarship aimed at high school students who will graduate in the spring of 2014. “This is the first time we have offered a scholarship designed specifically for new high school graduates,” said Will Bradley, Gateway coordinator of scholarships and financial aid. “The Park National Bank scholarship […]
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New High School Graduates are Target of Gateway Scholarship
Gateway Community and Technical College is introducing a new scholarship aimed at high school students who will graduate in the spring of 2014. “This is the first time we have offered a scholarship designed specifically for new high school graduates,” said Will Bradley, Gateway coordinator of scholarships and financial aid. “The Park National Bank scholarship […]
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What to Do With Former Covington Church? Gateway Wants Your Input
Gateway Community and Technical College is asking for the public’s input in a design workshop, or charrette, Thursday, February 13, that will help to determine the reuse of the First United Methodist Church, Covington. “Since we acquired it, we have said that this church would be used for community outreach. We want the community to […]
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What to Do With Former Covington Church? Gateway Wants Your Input
Gateway Community and Technical College is asking for the public’s input in a design workshop, or charrette, Thursday, February 13, that will help to determine the reuse of the First United Methodist Church, Covington. “Since we acquired it, we have said that this church would be used for community outreach. We want the community to […]
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What to Do With Former Covington Church? Gateway Wants Your Input
Gateway Community and Technical College is asking for the public’s input in a design workshop, or charrette, Thursday, February 13, that will help to determine the reuse of the First United Methodist Church, Covington. “Since we acquired it, we have said that this church would be used for community outreach. We want the community to […]
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Education Commissioner: Covington Schools Should Reduce Initiatives
“There’s not a school district, including Covington, that couldn’t improve their numbers,” Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday said. “It takes a focused effort rather than a shotgun approach and that’s what I am pushing your superintendent to do. Look carefully at all the initiatives going on, reduce them, and focus on a few.” Holliday and […]
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Education Commissioner: Covington Schools Should Reduce Initiatives
“There’s not a school district, including Covington, that couldn’t improve their numbers,” Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday said. “It takes a focused effort rather than a shotgun approach and that’s what I am pushing your superintendent to do. Look carefully at all the initiatives going on, reduce them, and focus on a few.” Holliday and […]