The event challenged student groups to identify a clinical problem or issue relevant to the program's Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies.

If you've ever been to an Austin Peay State University football game, you know what to expect during the Governor's Own Marching Band halftime show. Fire, spun by no other than the Girl on Fire, also known as Izzy Melvin.

The class, POLS 4020, The Politics of Ethnicity, will begin with a theoretical overview of Critical Race Theory, looking at what it is and what it isn't.

Marya is co-founder and executive director of the Deep Medicine Circle, an organization committed to healing the wounds of colonialism through food, medicine, story and learning.

An Austin Peay State University Governors flag recently zipped through the skies of the United Kingdom in the cockpit of a U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet.

The APSA's Presidents and Executive Politics Founders Award honors the best paper written by a Ph.D.-level scholar during a given year.

Each day included time for goal setting, independent writing and accountability checks, and guest speakers included Black tenured APSU professors, Provost Maria Cronley and other university representatives.

Shirley West, 69, went back to school alongside her grandson, Bailey West, 25, and they walked across the commencement stage together on Friday, Aug. 6, each earning an Associate of Applied Science.

The new concentration now provides nurses with educational leadership strategies they'll need if they want to advance their careers in higher education or in leadership roles at healthcare facilities.

Dr. Kimberly Coggins arrived at Austin Peay in 2017, shortly after earning her Ph.D. in counselor education and supervision from the University of Wyoming.

Last month, Deepesh Subedi was recognized for his work when he received the Tennessee Higher Education Commission's Harold Love Outstanding Community.

On Thursday, April 29, the Tennessee General Assembly approved funding for both projects at Austin Peay State University as part of the state's 2021-2022 annual budget.

Only 10 individuals from across the state were selected for this prestigious award, including APSU nursing graduate student Deepesh Subedi and Dr. Linda Darnell, associate professor of nursing.

The college canceled its award celebration because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it is still highlighting the work of its students by presenting them, in absentia, with its annual honors and awards.

The College of Behavioral Health and Science received a grant from the Tennessee Board of Regents that will provide laptops to the first 20 students who enroll to pursue the certificate.

Advanced Therapy Solutions made its facility available to APSU speech-language seniors so they can complete clinical experiences in speech-language pathology before they graduate this May.

Leake previously served as a founding faculty member and later the director of the groundbreaking Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology program at Radford University in Virginia.

The College of Behavioral and Health Sciences' Brown Bag Lecture Series continues today with Dr. Kevin Baron, assistant professor of political science and public management, presenting "How to Change Your World: The Tools of Effective Civic Engagement."

If approved by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, students will be able to complete the program in just one calendar year.

Dr. Misty Ring-Ramirez, assistant professor of sociology, will give a presentation titled "Shared Visions: Identifying and Predicting Social Movement Spillover."