A vision that began more than a decade ago with two display cases and a request for more space to showcase student artwork will become a reality Sept. 16 when Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) celebrates the opening of the Laura Goad Turner Charitable Foundation Art Gallery.
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System has launched a system-wide effort to welcome back former students and help them earn a degree, diploma, or certificate that will help them reach their educational and career goals.
Five exceptional student veterans at Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) were honored for their military service and academic dedication at the annual Veterans Upward Bound banquet last Saturday.
The Robert and Mary Tincher Charitable Foundation is preparing to dissolve after distributing nearly $19 million in final gifts to five Bowling Green and Warren County organizations, including a major investment in scholarships at Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College.
Two months before moving out of state to study interior design at a private college, Glasgow native Genevieve Sundstrom changed her mind. Looking for a fresh direction, she decided to attend Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College's (SKYCTC) Collision Repair Program.
A vision that began more than a decade ago with two display cases and a request for more space to showcase student artwork will become a reality Sept. 16 when Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) celebrates the opening of the Laura Goad Turner Charitable Foundation Art Gallery.
The Kentucky Community and Technical College System has launched a system-wide effort to welcome back former students and help them earn a degree, diploma, or certificate that will help them reach their educational and career goals.
Five exceptional student veterans at Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) were honored for their military service and academic dedication at the annual Veterans Upward Bound banquet last Saturday.
The Robert and Mary Tincher Charitable Foundation is preparing to dissolve after distributing nearly $19 million in final gifts to five Bowling Green and Warren County organizations, including a major investment in scholarships at Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College.
Two months before moving out of state to study interior design at a private college, Glasgow native Genevieve Sundstrom changed her mind. Looking for a fresh direction, she decided to attend Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College's (SKYCTC) Collision Repair Program.
