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  • OUTstanding at NKU: Kaetlyn Dyer

    OUTstanding at NKU: Kaetlyn Dyer

    "This organization gives me firsthand experience in educating the public about the LGBTQ+ community and advocacy."


  • Student Spotlight: Chandra Huff

    Student Spotlight: Chandra Huff

    “The information I’m learning and the feedback I’m getting from my professors—and even my classmates—is going to make me a better social worker."


  • Advocacy, Support, Education

    "We want to create a more supportive and more responsive campus community."


  •  Drinkology's storefront

    Drinkology 101

    “I’d really love for this to be an easy, convenient stop for people looking for an inexpensive treat.”


  • Rediscovering Roots through Song

    “We really tried to interpret things outside of the box. We weren’t just looking for that perfect classical sound, but a sound that serves the text."


  • Bridging the Gap

    "Something I want to do is bridge the gap between graduation and a teacher’s first three years to help them build a solid foundation. Those first three years are not easy, and if we help make that transition easier then they are more likely to stay in the profession."


  • Always Ready to Help

    “I can confidently say that I have yet to go into a clinical situation where I haven’t felt like I was fully prepared to face it. Even if I did have any doubts, all of my clinical instructors have been fantastic, always ready and willing to help."


  •  President Cady Short-Thompson leads procession

    A Historic Milestone

    “Know that the pace of change in higher education is only accelerating. It will not be easy. But it will be incredibly gratifying work. We will get there together.”


  •  Ella Tarvin's Graduation Photo

    A Community Feel

    “I will be teaching third grade at St. Peter & Paul School in California, Kentucky. I have 12 kids in my class, and I’m super excited about seeing them grow from start to finish throughout the year.”


  • Celebrating Student Success

    “During my time a classroom teacher, I got to celebrate my 25 students every day. Now I get to celebrate almost 770 kids."