Two Tennessee National Guard helicopters landed on the Dunn Center lawn Friday, allowing APSU cadets to conduct loading and off-loading training.

The center will assist students applying for admission, accessing financial aid, selecting a program of study, registering for courses, progressing toward graduation, and securing employment after graduation.

Brower will advise the APSU leadership team on how the University can better serve its military students and help the University optimize the process of recruiting, enrolling and graduating military-connected students.

Amy Sherald unveiled her Smithsonian-commissioned portrait of Michelle Obama in February. She speaks at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27 in Austin Peay's University Center Ballroom. Anyone can attend the free event.

The day will consist of master classes, recitals, breakout sessions from regional clarinet professors and teachers, vendors with mouthpieces, reeds, music and instruments to try and a clarinet choir for all participants.

The theme, "A Night of Roundup," will pay tribute to APSU alumni gatherings of the past through a menu of pork chops and fixings.

With Austin Peay State University offering support, Northeast High School's Bridget Cloud offers three Clarksville Junior Coder classes every other Saturday through the school year at the local public library, and the sessions fill up quickly.

The donations were part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Accident and Emergency Global Outreach Project, endorsed by the Tennessee Nursing Association (TNA), District 3.

The full Board will meet at 9 a.m. on Sept. 14, and all meetings will take place at 317 College Street.

Coca-Cola will present the University with a check for the endowment during the halftime program of the APSU football game at 6 p.m. on Sept. 8 at Fortera Stadium.

For the past three months, 18 students from the APSU Department of Theatre and Dance have been busy gaining valuable work experience through a variety of internships and summer study opportunities across the country.

Austin Peay computer science senior Jordan Miller worked on an undergraduate research project at Florida Atlantic University's Institute of Sensing and Embedded Network Systems Engineering during the summer. The project: Helping self-driving cars "see" and report problems with road markings.

In August, Thomas Thornton, a Clarksville High School science teacher, became the 1,000th student enrolled in APSU's College of Graduate Studies for the semester.

Beginning in the fall of 2020, the biology department will award four Hilda Stone Hageman and John Andrew Hageman Endowed Scholarships annually, each worth $6,641.

The Community School of the Arts at Austin Peay State University spans all age groups and skill levels, and the offerings continue to grow. Now is your chance to sign up for the next set of art, music, dance, theater and writing classes that begins Sept. 10. Registration is underway at www.apsu.edu/ceca/csa.