You're invited to attend the INFOFEST 2015 on Thursday, April 16, 2015, from 9am to 1pm at the College of University Studies' South Campus Commons. Students will learn about the many invaluable services offered to them on campus as well as the countless opportunities for dining, entertainment, and activities in Bowling Green & surrounding areas.

Due to the weather festival performances will be moved indoors to the Downing Student Union Auditorium. Narrative stage events will be moved to DSU 3020.

Kentucky Strings: Bluegrass Music & Beyond

April 16th, 2015

12:30 pm- 6:00 pm

DSU AUDITORIUM

FREE EVENT!  Open to the campus and community.

Featuring music by: Dale Ann Bradley, Kentucky WIld Horse, The Mt. Victor Revue, The Pennyrilers, The Carmonas, Becky & the Butler County Boys, and Kentucky Just Us.  Please see full schedule below.

Performance Schedule: (FREE)

Location: DSU Auditorium

12:30 pm- 12:45 pm                         Opening Remarks

12:45 pm- 1:00 pm                            Becky & the Bulter Co. Boys

1:15 pm-1:30 pm                                Kentucky Just Us

1:45 pm- 2:15 pm                               The Mt. Victor Revue

2:30 pm- 3:00 pm                               The Pennyrilers

3:15 pm-3:45 pm                                The Carmonas

4:00 pm-4:45pm                                 Kentucky Wild Horse

5:00 pm-6:00pm                                 Dale Ann Bradley

Narrative Stage Event Schedule: (FREE)

Location: DSU 3020

2:00 pm-3:00 pm                         Fiddle Narrative Stage hosted by John Harrod, 

3:00 pm-4:00 pm                         Women and Songwriting Narrative Stage hosted by Dale Ann Bradley 

Parking information can be found at http://www.wku.edu/culturalenhancement/season.php. 

Presented by WKU Cultural Enhancement Series and the Kentucky Folklife Program.

www.wku.edu/go/ces 

http://www.wku.edu/folkstudies/kentucky_folklife_program/kfp_about.php

In 2014, only 65% of US high school graduates attended college, down from 70% just five years earlier. Universities increasingly find themselves competing against each other for fewer students, and the need for effective campus wide recruitment initiatives has never been greater. To maximize WKU's ability to showcase all we have to offer to prospective students, the entire campus community needs to be involved in recruitment efforts. The WKU Office of Admissions invites you to attend Recruitment 101 on April 16 or April 22 to learn more about engaging prospective students and cultivating interest in WKU.
 
Topics will include:
The need for campus-wide participation in recruitment
Tips for promoting your academic programs or services
A presentation of an abbreviated information session
The importance of being knowledgeable about university scholarships
 
No RSVP is required. These presentations are open to all WKU faculty and staff.