Regional Campus Calendar

Ecuadorian composer, architect, and sociologist Milton Estévez will show two short videos developed by Ecuador's Ministry of Culture and discuss different ways of presenting popular and classical music in Ecuador.

This event will be broadcast to WKU Owensboro via Adobe Connect Pro.

For more information about this event, please visit http://www.wku.edu/go/ces

Open to WKU & ECTC students.

Please call 270.706.8870 to make an appointment with Lana Kunkel.  She is here to serve current students and alumni with their professional development needs including job search tasks (writing resumes, cover letters, interviewing, dressing for the world of work) and choosing a career path (also known as choosing a major, but it goes the other way around… identify careers first, then match the best major!).  

The theme for Black History Month is, "A Century of Black Life, History, and Culture."  A presentation will define the blues, examine the origins of the blues, and describe the significance of the blues in American and world cultures.

Open to WKU & ECTC students.

 A WKU documentary premiere & interactive discussion with the film director Noube Rateu, producer William Medero & street outreach worker Conan Harris. 

For more information about the documentary, please view this trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAfmjG0r9-8

Please call 270.706.8870 to make an appointment with Lana Kunkel.  She is here to serve current students and alumni with their professional development needs including job search tasks (writing resumes, cover letters, interviewing, dressing for the world of work) and choosing a career path (also known as choosing a major, but it goes the other way around… identify careers first, then match the best major!).  

The theme for Black History Month is, "A Century of Black Life, History, and Culture."  A presentation will define the blues, examine the origins of the blues, and describe the significance of the blues in American and world cultures.

This event will be offered via Adobe Connect Pro.

Open to WKU & ECTC students.

For additional information about the event, please call (270) 745-5066.

To attend the event at WKU Owensboro, email lee.underwood@wku.edu.

Call 270.706.8870 to make your appointment with Scott Gordon.

The theme for Black History Month is, "A Century of Black Life, History, and Culture."  A presentation will define the blues, examine the origins of the blues, and describe the significance of the blues in American and world cultures.

Available via Adobe Connect. 

URL’s will be used to 20 people for home viewing. 

Please call 270.706.8870 or visit our WKU Etown-Fort Knox Office and give us your 800# to sign up.

For more information, please call (270) 684-9797 or email denise.hardesty@wku.edu.

WKU's Dynamic Leadership Institute's professional development sessions are designed to teach students the interpersonal and professional skills that area business and industry most desire. 

PHASES 1/2 address: Leadership Style, Conflict Resolution, Emotional Intelligence, Personality in Leadership, Effective Communication, Problem Solving, Cultural Literacy, and completion of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator assessment. 

Job search preparation is the focus of PHASE 3 with sessions covering: resume writing, networking, interviewing and the effective use of social media (held at a later date).

Don't miss this opportunity to improve your resume and to develop into a more attractive candidate in today's competitive job market.

THE TRAINING IS FREE TO OCTC AND WKU STUDENTS AND LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED.