Williams, head of the University of North Georgia (UNG) Department of Political Science and International Affairs, will begin her new role at Austin Peay on July 1.

The APSU Department of Leadership initially developed graduate certificates in the two areas, but graduate students and the job market called for full graduate degrees in these fields.

The program officially changed its name last semester to the APSU Department of Sociology and Community Development to help students and employers understand better what skills the degree offers graduates.

This fall, the APSU School of Nursing received a grant from Clarksville Montgomery County Community Health Foundation to open a medication management clinic for mental health at 510 College Street.

The 2,000-square-foot space will offer treatments for everything from speaking and swallowing issues to memory loss and other cognition problems while providing APSU's newest graduate students.

This year's upcoming Constitution Day event at Austin Peay State University will strive to remind us about a main tenet of our civic responsibility to the country - that we are in this together. #communityexperience

She also received the 2017-18 American Holistic Nurse of the Year award in recognition of her outstanding innovations through research, teaching and promoting the science of holistic nursing.

The Nashville-based Hastings Architecture and the Maryland design firm Ayers Saint Gross released initial conceptual renderings for the facility, which proposes a bold design for Austin Peay's newest building.

Felicia Wesseh, who is pursuing a master's degree in health administration at APSU, was among eight students from across the country selected for the 12-week supervised learning experience.

Reeves received an APSU Undergraduate Research Enhancement Fund grant, which covered her airfare, hotel and registration to the National Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Conference in Las Vegas.

Once she graduates and is commissioned as an officer this May, she'll be one of the few Pakistani women officers in the U.S. Army.

The helicopters landed on the Dunn Center lawn Friday morning, with about 55 APSU cadets and 25 University of Memphis cadets marching into the back of the Chinooks.

Many students struggle when choosing a major as they prepare for college, and Skylar Smith was no exception.

Clarksville Parks & Recreation will host a Black History Month event from 1-2:15 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 12, at Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center, and two Austin Peay State University professors are lending their expertise.

Austin Peay State University students will have an opportunity to engage with students across the state at the Tennessee Campus Civic Summit on Feb. 25-26. All Austin Peay students and employees can attend the summit for free.

The event will be at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 10, in Austin Peay's Morgan University Center, and it will feature discussions on how to improve relationships between school counselors and school administrators.

On Feb. 1, Dr. Matthew Crosston, senior research fellow for the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv, Israel, will become the inaugural director of Austin Peay's new institute.

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.