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Campus News
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Campus news from the communities of King University.
Launch Leaders Welcome Incoming Freshmen to Participate in a Fun-Filled Weekend
*Republished from the September 2017 issue of The Kayseean
New Student Orientation has been a special part of the King community for over 20 years. This three-day weekend has provided an opportunity for incoming freshmen to participate in a variety of activities and experience a smooth transition into the unknown…
Good Acts At King University
Sometimes amongst the chaos of life (and the Covid pandemic), you must be willing to seek out the good that is happening under our noses. One such case here on King’s campus is by Alaska Vance, Chair in the Department of Theater, and her quarantine care packages.
TISL Creating Opportunities for Students in Politics
The Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature (TISL) is a program for politically minded college students all across the state to come together and learn more about the function of government. TISL holds a General Assembly every fall semester, of which King University has had a delegation attend for several years now…
Dr. ‘Pat’ Flannagan Prepares for the First Time at Carnegie Hall
*Republished from the September 2017 issue of The Kayseean
Dr. William Patrick (Pat) Flannagan has a remarkable year coming up as he will conduct a concert for thefirst time at Carnegie Hall in 2018. The choir for this performance will consist of singers from across the USA…
The Kayseean Suspends Consistent Publication Amid Coronavirus Crisis
With King University’s decision to extend spring break and move instruction to an online format until April 20, The Kayseean will suspend consistent publication for at least the next month.
“People Helping People”: All you need to know about the ACA
In January 2020, The Appalachian College Association (ACA) packed its bags, trekked across the Cumberland Gap, and found a new home at King University…
Braddock Sees Every Clients’ Worth: Feels Called To Be King’s Counselor
Heather Braddock has always known that she wanted to dedicate her life to helping and healing others. From the time she entered college at Liberty University, she was firmly set on becoming a counselor. She was already equipped with a personable and calming presence, “Growing up I was always the person that people trusted and found it easy to talk to.” Faith has also had an important influence on her career choice…
“Write Well, Finish Well”: What you need to know about the QEP.
QEP, or Quality Enhancement Plan, is an essential part of any university, and will lead students to a brighter future. The QEP at King specifically is focused on improving students’ writing. All QEPs at any university accredited by SACSCOC (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges) are a requirement and must be carried out within 5 years of their creation. Currently our QEP is 2 years in and those involved, a large committee filled with a variety of people, will begin implementing the plan into classrooms and other various places…
Throwback: King’s Den Opens Tomorrow
*Republished from the September 1968 issue of The Kayseean
Mrs. William Somerville has announced that tomorrow will mark the official opening of the new college grill, The King’s Den…