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United by the call to serve. 

From clinics to courtrooms, our students are improving lives and advancing society every day. We are a community of healers and fighters, advocates and organizers. Our skills are many, but our purpose is one: help others.

If the call to serve is calling you, you've come to the right place.

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Strong nations start at home: APSU's sociology department shares limited-edition print celebrating civic responsibility 

The Department of Sociology and Community Development has partnered with the Department of Art + Design to create a limited-edition letterpress print celebrating civic responsibility, distributing 200 copies to community partners to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary.

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At 24, APSU social work alum joins national juvenile justice leadership board

Isaiah Polk, a 24-year-old juvenile probation officer with Montgomery County Juvenile Court, has been named chair of the Coalition for Juvenile Justice's Emerging Leaders Committee and appointed to the national organization's executive board.

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Programs of Study

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. 

 

Visit the Governor's Guard website to learn more.

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.

 

Sierra Salandy

"I’m a huge advocate for women empowerment, and I want to be a role model for young women, especially young black women, because I love inspiring others, and I’m very passionate about community service, diversity and sisterhood."

Derrick Tims

“I knew I needed to advance myself after leaving the military, and my best friend received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from APSU and spoke very highly of the institution and its psychology department. Since I’ve been here, I’ve found I like the friendly and accepting environment the most; the faculty and staff that I have worked with have been very approachable and caring.”

HunterBurkhart

“I recommend anyone that’s looking into healthcare and more specifically nursing, to give it a shot and follow your dreams. Everything’s going to work out in the end.”