Author Archives: Susan Esters

The Society for Lifelong Learning at WKU (SLL) Annual Meeting and Open House will be held Sunday, August 27 from 2-4 p.m. at the Knicely Conference Center. The public is invited to attend, along with SLL members, faculty and staff. … Continue reading →

College courses like English and math have minimum ACT requirement before students can enroll in them. When students’ ACT scores fall below the minimum, students can complete developmental courses to qualify them for enrollment in their required English and math … Continue reading →

Knicely Conference Center Voted Best Place to Have a Business Meeting The Knicely Conference Center was recently voted the Best Place to Have a Business Meeting in Bowling Green. The honor was presented to the Knicely Center in the 2016 … Continue reading →

The WKU Staff Council’s Staff Leadership Institute (SLI) Committee has selected the SLI Class of 2017. Through a competitive process, the Committee selected 20 WKU staff members to participate in the 8-month program, which develops leadership skills for a cohort … Continue reading →

Bingham Accepts NCCSS President role  Alicia Bingham and Dewayne Neeley attended the 67th North Central Conference on Summer Sessions (NCCSS) March 16-18 in Chicago. Neeley was a presenter at the conference, leading the session “An Urban Experiment: Dual Credit in … Continue reading →

Over 160 people attended the November 4 Society for Lifelong Learning at WKU (SLL) Food For Thought featuring Don McGuire from the legendary Hilltoppers quartet. The only living member of the original quartet, McGuire provided engaging and humorous insight into … Continue reading →

The Society for Lifelong Learning at WKU (SLL) will kick off its fall term on Tuesday, September 15, at 8:45 a.m. with an official proclamation from the Bowling Green mayor and Warren County Judge Executive. That morning, officials will formally … Continue reading →

Fifteen Kentucky high school students recently gained college credit and studied in New York City through a partnership between Dual Credit, Study Away and WKU’s Theatre & Dance and Economics Departments. Students took one of two online courses, including Thea … Continue reading →

The Simpson County Training Consortium, located in Franklin, Kentucky has recently been awarded a $75k Bluegrass State Skills Grant from the Kentucky Economic Development Cabinet. The matching grant could result in a total of $150k toward improving and promoting employment … Continue reading →