Student Guides Archives - The Kayseean

Austin Leonard

Austin Leonard is from Bluff City, TN and is planning on graduation from…

Brandon Nunley

Brandon Nunley is from Blountville, TN, and majoring in English with…

Callie Shehan

Callie Shehan is from Bluff City, TN and plans to graduate in the Spring…

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A Letter to the Students of King University

Dear King student, the editor of The Kayseean asked me to write an article on “how to make college worth it,” that is, how you might better your college experience and prepare for the future. I’m writing you a letter instead, because a letter tends to be more direct; I need to lay five things out in just a few words.

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Cross Cultural Experience Opportunities

Do you need to fulfill your cross-cultural experience? A few study abroad opportunities are coming within the next year that will help you meet these requirements while getting to experience various parts of the world.

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Local Resources for College Students

Whether you are a local student or someone far from home, living on a budget can be difficult. Especially if you need medical care and don’t have access to insurance. Below is a list of some ideas to save money and get needed services when you’re in a pinch.

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King University Hosts 28th Annual Blue Ridge Undergraduate Research Conference

On Friday, April 1st King University hosted the 28th annual Blue Ridge Undergraduate Research Conference. Originally called the Southeastern Undergraduate Research Conference, this conference attracts widespread regional interest every year. It provides an opportunity for students to present their research in an exciting setting. Undergraduate students from institutions throughout the Southern Appalachian region are chosen to present their research projects in a professional setting surrounded by other researchers and faculty. This year’s conference was a one-day event, with sessions that started mid-morning. There was also a poster session and a reception for all participants and faculty.

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Beauty Blooms: 3 Local Spring Beauty Spots

Our region is a wonderful place to sightsee and indulge in nature when spring rolls around. The jutting mountains, rolling hills, and lively woodlands can provide some unique experiences. Luckily, you don’t have to travel far to take in these natural wonders as they are right in our backyard. The following are a few local parks and trails you can visit to get the most out of spring.

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Helpful Resume Tips for College Students

As college students, it’s essential to know how to create a practical but professional resume when applying for jobs or internships. Depending on the job, you will be tasked with creating either a curriculum vitae, also known as a CV, or a resume. Each style requires certain things to make them stand out, such as an extensive cover letter or a simple design with minimal color. The difference between the two is a CV is lengthier, often including your experience, certifications, and publications; whereas a resume is a shorter, more condensed version with work experience and relating to the job you’re applying for.

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Meet the Kayseean Staff: Spring 2022

Let us introduce the staff of The Kayseean to you for the Spring 2022 semester at King University.

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Freshman Guide: What To Do Before Classes Start

Your first year at college can be overwhelming. Between moving away from home and adjusting to a new schedule it’s easy to feel like you’re never fully prepared. Here’s a helpful list of things to add to your to-do list to make sure you’re ready for classes to begin.

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Chapel Vital To Fulfillment of King’s Mission

*Republished from the September 2016 issue of The Kayseean

For as long as almost anyone can remember the chapel requirement has always been the same: Students must complete 10 hours, and any and all of those hours may be community service. New hours are in effect as of this semester, Fall 2016. Chapel hours increased from 10 to 12.

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Why a Professional Development Plan Makes Sense for College Freshmen

*Republished and revised from the September 2017 issue of The Kayseean

There are a number of departments on campus that can help freshmen begin to devise a Professional Development Plan for themselves. As a first-year student, it is important to get connected and focus on creating good study habits, networking, and becoming involved in campus activities. The sooner you engage in your new community, the easier it will be to navigate and adjust. Here are some recommendations:

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