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A group of Austin Peay State University students traveled to Belgrade, Serbia, over spring break to study national security through the university's Institute for National Security and Military Studies, engaging with leading Serbian scholars and policymakers at the Institute of International Politics and Economics.
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Dr. Alex Adams, an assistant professor in the Department of Health and Human Performance, has published one of the first comprehensive reviews of appropriate practices for K-12 online physical education--addressing a growing need as virtual enrollment remains above pre-pandemic levels nationwide.
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Army ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) is a college program that trains students to become officers in the U.S. Army while they earn their degree. Participants gain leadership skills, can receive scholarships to help pay for college, and commit to serve as Army officers after graduation. It’s open to U.S. citizens who meet academic, physical, and moral standards, and students can try it out with no obligation during their first two years.
Austin Peay's ROTC program, known as the Governor's Guard, has an outstanding reputation for producing strategic and inspirational leaders.
Austin Peay’s Career Success Center offers students and alumni personalized support through career advising, resume and interview preparation, and job search strategies. The office connects users with on-campus employment, internships, and full-time opportunities via the online platform Handshake.
The Career Success Center also hosts job fairs, networking events, and employer workshops to help students confidently transition into the workforce.
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Colette Parrotte, Career Success Coach
210 Morgan University Center
204 McCord Building
parrottec@apsu.edu
(931) 221-7541