Morehead State University has a long-standing reputation for supporting veterans, active military, and military-connected families pursuing a college education MSU recently earned the 2024-25 College of Distinction status as one of the Best Colleges for Military Support Morehead State is continuing to assist active military students who have provided sacrifice and service to our country MSU and the Kentucky Army National Guard signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to renew a partnership supporting citizen soldiers as they earn their degrees View Photos “Morehead State has a long history of working with our active duty and veteran students as well as a strong ROTC program,” said MSU President Dr “This agreement with the Kentucky National Guard affirms our commitment to provide opportunities and support for service members to continue their education and achieve their career goals.” This mutually beneficial partnership helps foster a culture of military support on campus while providing students serving in the Kentucky Army National Guard an even greater college experience with increased preparation for their careers after graduation Benefits to Kentucky Army National Guard students include: The Kentucky Army National Guard provides MSU with a full-time officer to serve as a professor of military science and liaison to MSU’s Army ROTC Program KYARNG also provides opportunities and resources to the Department of Military Science and ROTC cadets for educational and career fairs and email support They also provide equipment and personnel for military-focused events on campus and aid in MSU recruitment efforts to bring in new and returning students Morehead State will also receive full State Tuition Assistance based on in-state tuition which is available to any active Kentucky Army National Guard member who is accepted and enrolled at MSU with the possibility of an additional five-year extension following a joint evaluation “The KYNG and MSU enter this partnership to support our veterans and their family members in achieving their educational goals," said U.S “We’re committed to ensuring access to the resources and services that enable them to complete their degree program while supporting our state and nation through military service.” Morehead State University is nationally recognized as one of the nation's top military- and veteran-friendly schools We strive to provide veteran students with the support and resources they need to be successful To learn more about the benefits of becoming an Eagle as a veteran, active military or military-connected student, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/veteran You can also learn about the MSU Army ROTC Program by contacting the Department of Military Science at msurotc@moreheadstate.edu or 606-783-2050 Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Game Recap: Baseball | 5/4/2025 5:05:00 PM Thanks for visiting The commencement ceremonies for spring 2025 graduates will be held at 10 a.m ceremony will recognize graduates from the Ernst & Sara Lane Volgenau College of Education and the College of Science & Engineering ceremony will recognize graduates from the Caudill College of Arts Smith College of Business & Technology You may livestream the ceremonies on MSU's YouTube channel Emma Brock and Hallie Adams are the student speakers for the 2025 Spring Commencement Emma Brock of Corbin is the commencement speaker representing the College of Science & Engineering She is the daughter of Billy and Vikki Brock and the sister of Morgan and Taylor Brock She will graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with a minor in Mathematics A graduate of the Craft Academy for Excellence in Science & Mathematics (Class of 2022) Honors Scholarship in 2022 and made the Dean's List every semester as an undergraduate student As an Honors Undergraduate Research Fellow Brock received an Exceptional Merit Award at the Celebration of Student Scholarship in 2022 and 2023 She was also selected for the KYINBRE Internship at the University of Kentucky in 2023 MSU's neuroscience program named Brock the Outstanding Neuroscience Junior in 2023 and Outstanding Neuroscience Senior in 2024 in Neuroscience at the University of Florida upon graduation Hallie Adams of Flemingsburg is the commencement speaker representing the Caudill College of Arts She is the daughter of Stevie and Cathy Adams and the sister of Case Adams She will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Media Production & Journalism with minors in Photography and Social Media A recipient of the Rocky Burke Scholarship and the Communication Enrichment Scholarship Adams maintained a 4.0 GPA every year as an undergraduate student and gained significant professional experience outside the classroom as a media professional She was a weather anchor for MSUTV's NewsCenter her first year She worked for four years as a reporter and board operator for Morehead State Public Radio Adams was a media personnel intern for the Kentucky Center for Traditional Music and began working for The Trail Blazer She started as a staffer and worked up to editor-in-chief her senior year The Spring Commencement will include the commissioning of ROTC officers: The event will not require tickets for guests or graduates and there is no limit on the number of guests who may attend and the venue will not mandate social distancing Theatre & Dance students and faculty will provide special music For more information on MSU's 2025 Spring Commencement, visit moreheadstate.edu/graduation. © 2025 BVM Sports. Best Version Media, LLC. 7 seed for the Ohio Valley Conference Championship This marks Tech's second consecutive tournament appearance Wagner's standout performance featured eight strikeouts Senior players received special recognition as the team concluded the regular season with a 19-33 record Tennessee Tech will play their first game of the OVC tournament against Tennessee State at 10 a.m A victory will lead them into the double-elimination portion of the competition against Southeast Missouri Tennessee Tech's Senior Day win and Wagner's no-hitter not only spotlight the team's current talent but also boost their momentum heading into the OVC tournament where they seek to make a deeper run than in previous years The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting ! 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We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. winning both games on Sunday at Lou Brock Sports Complex Lindenwood rallied after a fifth-inning tie securing a 6-5 victory highlighted by key performances from Jake Radosevich and Evan Funkhouser The second game saw the Lions establish a strong lead after a slow start ultimately winning 12-9 after an impressive offensive display The wins bring Lindenwood’s record to 26-23 overall and 12-8 in the OVC while Morehead State drops to 12-30 and 2-19 in conference play Lindenwood is set to face Saint Louis on Tuesday as they look to continue their momentum and increase their standing ahead of postseason play The sweep against Morehead State not only boosts Lindenwood's confidence but also positions them well for upcoming challenges demonstrating their offensive depth and pitching effectiveness Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Start here to become a Morehead State student Find step-by-step checklists and detailed admission info that fits your situation Keeping Morehead State affordable is a point of pride About 94% of MSU undergrads get financial aid Learn how we can help you cover the cost of a Morehead State education Morehead Students received $15M in scholarships Take the first step to becoming an MSU student—apply for admission We’re here to answer your questions—connect with our admissions team Learn what to do once you’re accepted to Morehead State Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLEXINGTON (WKYT) - On the latest edition of Kentucky Newsmakers WKYT’s Bill Bryant talks with Morehead State University President Dr Jay Morgan and University of Kentucky Political Science Professor Dr Jay Morgan talks about a busy time on campus there’s a lot happening in Kentucky politics and the state’s most quoted political expert UK Professor Stephen Voss joins us to talk about some of it A new state record has been established for the Vermilion Snapper (Rhomboplites aurorubens) according to The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Marine Fisheries 4 ounce Vermillion Snapper off Morehead City Shaw was fishing offshore south of Beaufort Inlet in his vessel when the fish took his bait The release states that Shaw started reeling in the fish landing it using his Shimano rod and reel with 65-pound braid Thefish measured 23.5-inches from the tip of the nose to the fork in the tail The fish was weighed in by fisheries staff at the Office of the North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries Morehead City Headquarters Game Recap: Baseball | 5/2/2025 9:08:00 PM Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting In an award ceremony for hands-on experiences inside and outside the classroom to prepare students for career success Morehead State University's Center for Career Development & Experiential Education recognized faculty The ceremony was part of the 20th Annual Celebration of Student Scholarship honored those whose contributions to and investments in career development via experiential education were exceptional and faculty engaged in experiential education—internships and student teaching—during 2024 were eligible for nomination presented by Coordinator of Service Learning Andrew Sexton (Class of 2020 staff and faculty who used their time and experience to give back to Morehead and the service region left to right: Craft Academy students Jaxson Brewer Jacob Layne and Emma Laney (Community Impact Award - Student) Itza Zavala-Garrett (Community Impact Award - Faculty) and Teresa Conway (Community Impact Award - Staff) assistant professor and elementary education coordinator in MSU's Ernst & Sara Lane Volgenau College of Education has encouraged and supported many students in their local and abroad internship experiences She promotes hands-on learning experiences through ongoing engagement with the Level UP program Nelson supervised students doing their student-teaching in Ireland and Kentucky while also engaging them in service-learning projects locally and abroad "to prepare individuals for careers of excellence in veterinary medicine academics and research." This award recognizes Stephanie Mitchell a veterinary nurse training manager at the College of Veterinary Medicine including supervising MSU students completing their clinical experiences a veterinary technology major from Bellevue interned at Auburn University's College of Veterinary Sciences she built valuable career skills such as teamwork interactive environment of the teaching hospital professor of Spanish in the Caudill College of Arts intersects language education and community service Zavala-Garrett has led a partnership between MSU's Spanish language program and Morehead State Public Radio to translate locally produced news stories from English to Spanish As part of the University's Level UP program this service-learning course develops students' communication Students translate news stories published alongside their English versions on the MSPR website increasing accessibility to local information former mental health counselor at MSU's Counseling & Health Services played a pivotal role in expanding on-campus support for survivors of sexual violence Pathways Porchlight | Sexual Assault Resource Center began discussions with MSU partners involved in the Green Dot Bystander Intervention project about placing an advocate directly on campus Conway became instrumental in making this vision a reality students were able to stop in at their convenience and access vital services in a familiar Craft Academy for Excellence in Science & Mathematics seniors Jaxson Brewer (Georgetown) and Jacob Layne (Catlettsburg) provided leadership in the Hazel Green Academy Revitalization Project As part of an ongoing service-learning initiative these students partnered with the HGA Board of Directors and local community members to restore historic structures and offer tutoring services to local students gave students real-world experience in community development and nonprofit leadership—including work toward LLC and 501(c)(3) status supported Wolfe County High School's afterschool tutoring program and organized "Music on the Green," a cultural event attended by more than 300 people Community partners interested in working with Morehead State University for future service projects can complete a survey MSU's Center for Career Development & Experiential Education provides students with helpful tools, knowledge, and opportunities to achieve career success. For resources, upcoming events, and more information, call 606-783-2233 or email careerservices@moreheadstate.edu Thanks for visiting Morehead State University student Arwen Sergent a senior public history major from Mayking has been accepted into the Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives (KDLA) competitive internship program This opportunity will provide hands-on experience in archiving and library science preparing her for a future career as a librarian or archivist Sergent, a student employee in the Special Collections & Archives at MSU’s Camden-Carroll Library since her freshman year has long aspired to a career in library science Her acceptance into this internship marks a significant step toward her professional goals The KDLA internship will provide Sergent with practical training and professional networking opportunities allowing her to build on the skills she has developed at MSU This experience will be invaluable as she prepares for graduate studies in Library Science and a career in the field “The internship at the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives is an amazing opportunity,” said Sergent “I have had a work-study position here in the campus archive since my freshman year and have wanted to pursue a Master of Library Science since high school I’ve always had a deep appreciation for libraries since I was a small child and knew by high school that I wanted to become a librarian or an archivist This internship gives me the chance to make some great connections and learn a lot this summer I was beyond ecstatic when I got the email offering me the position Getting this experience before I even start grad school is just absolutely amazing.”   “MSU's public history program prepares students for a fulfilling career by providing them with real-life work experiences - from direct involvement in cutting-edge research to unique study abroad opportunities Arwen has studied while walking across the ruins of the Acropolis in Athens explored the Nazi Death Camps in Auschwitz Poland and worked under the direct supervision of the head of special collections at the Camden-Carroll Library.” Sergent’s achievement exemplifies students’ success in the program and highlights MSU’s commitment to fostering experiential education and professional development opportunities For more information about the MSU public history program, contact the Department of History, Philosophy, Politics, Global Studies & Legal Studies at hpgl@moreheadstate.edu or 606-783-2655 Thanks for visiting 32at15Morehead State Photo by: Will MeadowsHerd Baseball Takes Slugfest at Morehead State Thanks for visiting 10vs0Morehead State Photo by: Will MeadowsMarshall Baseball Blanks Morehead State Harthan drives home five runs at Jack Cook Field Thanks for visiting Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Lisa Perry in September,1981 in Falls City He had a long career with Johnson County government as well as running his own personal business Martin was known for his tireless work ethic and dedication always putting his best foot forward in every endeavor Martin was very dedicated to anything that involved dirt Whether it was running his SmoothCat Grading business or attending Pro Pulling events with his family Martin had many interests that brought joy not only to himself but to those around him playing the drums in several bands and sharing his passion for music with friends and family Through all of these hobbies Martin's larger-than-life spirit allowed him to make lasting relationships that have spanned decades memories that will remain etched in their hearts an ever-present source of support and love throughout his life whose memory lives on in the stories and lessons Martin cherished Family and friends are invited to pay their respects on April 11 during the visitation held at Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home in Olathe There will be a full service in Falls City His memory will continue to inspire all who knew him In lieu of flowers, the family is asking that donations be made towards the Johnson County Aging & Human Services - food pantry. Amazon wish list for food pantry Click Here To share a memory of Martin or leave a special message for his family Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Photo by: Austin RayMarshall Baseball Set for Home-And-Home Against Morehead State4/21/2025 5:02:00 PM | Baseball a senior media production & journalism major from Banner “Turning the Page: The History of the Camden-Carroll Library,” at 5:30 p.m at the Adron Doran University Center (ADUC) Theater.  The documentary explores the rich history and impact of Morehead State’s Camden-Carroll Library a cornerstone of academic and community life for nearly a century From its founding to its evolution in the digital age “Turning the Page” traces how the library has remained a vital resource for students and faculty alike.  The documentary explores much more than the architecture itself; it also explores the people who dedicated their work to improving the education of many students.  “I found this library to have so many resources and many of the resources are the people themselves who work here,” said Dr and I’m sure it’s still the same that they are just gracious to help anybody.”  Initially opened in 1931 as the Johnson Camden Library it was later renamed the Camden-Carroll Library in 1978 to honor Johnson Camden “Turning the Page” offers a behind-the-scenes look at the library’s transformation over the years featuring archival photos and interviews from former and current faculty and staff.  The event is free and open to the public.  To learn more about the Camden-Carroll Library, email ask@moreheadstate.libanswers.com or call 606-783-2200.  The Morehead Film Challenge returns to Morehead State University this weekend the annual challenge dares participants to conceive and edit an original short film in 72 hours Students will receive a creative prompt on Friday afternoon and have until 9 a.m The event offers an opportunity for students to showcase their storytelling and filmmaking talents under pressure The challenge culminates in a free public screening on Monday A red-carpet event will precede the screening at 7 p.m. giving students the full premiere experience as they share their hard work with the community The screening is open to the public, and all are encouraged to attend and support the student filmmakers. If you want more information about the Morehead Film Challenge, contact Professor of Mass Communication Jeffrey Hill at j.hill@moreheadstate.edu For more information, contact the Department of Communication, Media, Art & Design at cmad@moreheadstate.edu or call 606-783-2766 Theatre and Dance presents "Gruesome Playground Injuries" at the Lucille Caudill Little Theater Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for faculty Tickets can be purchased at the box office.  Call 606-783-2170 or email mtdboxoffice@moreheadstate.edu for details our nationally accredited theatre program has provided students with experience in all areas of theatrical production We are also the only public university in Kentucky to offer a theatre program with teaching certification. Our alums are successful on Broadway Others continue their studies at esteemed schools like the National Shakespeare Conservatory and the American Academy of Dramatic Arts Thanks for visiting Morehead State University has announced the appointment of Dr Chris Schroeder as the new provost and vice president of academic affairs Schroeder is a steady leader with strong academic credentials and a history of fostering student success,” said Morehead State President Dr department chair of mathematics and associate provost for undergraduate programs will compliment him in his elevation to provost and vice president for academic affairs That experience combined with his knowledge of our students makes him an exceptional choice to lead our academic programs I am glad to have him join our leadership team.” Schroeder has more than two decades of experience in higher education and a proven record for enhancing student success developing innovative programs and fostering academic excellence Before becoming associate provost for undergraduate education and student success in 2023 Schroeder served as chair for MSU's Department of Mathematics beginning in July 2018 He first came to MSU in 2002 as a professor of mathematics and continued in that position for 16 years Schroeder led the redesign of the general education curriculum and helped establish the mathematics curriculum for the Craft Academy for Excellence in Science & Mathematics residential STEM+X academy for academically gifted high school students he was awarded the department’s Outstanding Teaching Award in 2007 and the department’s Outstanding Service Award in 2009 and again in 2015 he established and oversaw the Mathematics Tutoring & Learning Center expanded the Eagle Scholars dual-credit program and helped establish both the Ryan Elmore Scholarship (for data analytics students) and a peer coach model for enhanced courses through a Council for Postsecondary Education (CPE) grant Schroeder also helped the department surpass the goal of a 50% pass rate for undergraduate students in general education math courses Schroeder helped oversee and spearhead several successful measures He was key in developing the Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) to MSU Transfer pathways He worked with the CPE on various initiatives to improve academic outcomes Schroeder also helped expand MSU's George M Luckey Academic Honors Program and led the Complete College Accelerator Initiative to increase student retention and success He’s been an advocate for MSU's Level UP program to provide students with critical career skills through hands-on educational experiences Schroeder earned a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education – Mathematics in 1995 from Concordia before earning a Master of Science in Mathematics (1998) and a Ph.D in Mathematics (2002) from Kansas State University “When I arrived at Morehead State University over two decades ago I never dreamed what a difference the University would have on my life,” said Schroeder “I have had the opportunity to work alongside many amazing faculty and administrative mentors and I’ve developed a deep connection to the region and the students we serve including my wife Kendra and our three kids love Morehead and we are honored to consider it home.” The provost provides leadership in MSU's goal to increase its reputation and become the best public regional university in the South Schroeder will work with senior leadership in its desire to focus on student success through academic excellence “I am honored to accept this role and continue serving the University during this exciting time of transformation,” said Schroeder “I look forward to working with faculty to ensure every student’s potential is nurtured I am committed to inspiring innovation and collaboration as we aim toward our goal of becoming the best public regional University in the South." a former MSUTeach master teacher and they have three children: Annamarie Join us for the 2025 Inscape Reception on Wednesday in 111 Claypool-Young Art Building at Morehead State University Celebrate this year’s edition of Inscape MSU’s literary and visual arts journal All are welcome! For more details, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/inscape Through national calls for entries for both group and thematic exhibitions the gallery showcases the work of primarily American contemporary artists in exhibitions curated by the gallery director with the advisement of faculty The gallery also hosts faculty and student exhibitions that allow art majors the rare opportunity to exhibit their work in a professional venue Learn more by emailing cmad@moreheadstate.edu or calling 606-783-2766 Game Recap: Softball | 4/17/2025 4:02:00 PM Thanks for visiting Morehead State University will host a concert featuring one of country music's hottest up-and-coming bands Flatland Cavalry will perform with special guest The Wilder Blue at 8 p.m at Johnson Arena inside the Academic-Athletic Center Americana-country outfit (originally from Lubbock) features lead vocalist/songwriter Cleto Cordero fiddle player Wesley Hall and multi-instrumentalist Adam Gallegos The band built a fan base touring across Texas before gaining a national following and it released its first major label album Following an appearance on the original motion picture soundtrack for 2023's "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" with its song "Wool," the band has continued to write and record It recently released "Flatland Forever," a 10-year anniversary collection of new music including "Sleeping Alone" and "A Life Where We Work Out" featuring Kaitlin Butts The band recently reached the top spot on Shazam’s U.S Top 200 chart after the song “How Long” was featured on Paramount’s hit TV series “Yellowstone.” said bringing bands like Flatland Cavalry to campus is part of an overall goal of bringing more concerts to campus "They have played at the Railbird Festival and will be performing next year at Bourbon & Beyond next fall," Mast said "Flatland Cavalry is a very popular group with the college student market." For more information on the concert and how to purchase tickets, visit www.msueagles.com/flatlandcavalry Game Recap: Softball | 4/18/2025 5:13:00 PM Lindenwood overcame a two-run first inning by the Eagles as they claimed their first victory of the series in game two by a final score of 8-4. Avery Wapp (W 8-6) picked up the win in the circle after throwing a complete game allowing four runs on 10 hits while striking out four After the Eagles scored two off of Wapp in the bottom of the first inning, the Lions stormed back in the top of the fourth to tie the game scoring two runs. Darnell plated the first run with an RBI single up the middle to score Danielle Franz. Lauren Pelton delivered an RBI to third base scoring Bethany to tie the game Thanks for visiting Morehead State is pleased to announce that Jessi Ferguson (Class of 2011 2012) is the new executive director of the Office of Alumni Relations & Development (ALRD) She is replacing Allison Caudill (Class of 2005 who recently accepted a position as the vice president for University Advancement Ferguson is a second generation MSU graduate and a third-generation MSU employee In addition to a paternal grandfather who worked with facilities primarily in the Office of Student Life (now the Office of Student Affairs) Ferguson graduated from MSU in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in business with an emphasis in marketing and immediately started her Master of Business Administration (MBA) She received a graduate assistantship (GA) in the Office of Communications & Marketing before transitioning into a GA position with the Office of Alumni Relations & Development She completed an MBA in December 2012 and worked as a staff assistant before accepting an opportunity to transition into a full-time role as the annual giving coordinator in July 2013 Ferguson worked from 2013 to 2022 in annual giving-focused roles and other special fundraising projects like the 24-Hour Challenge Giving Day Ferguson began serving as the ALRD's director of advancement and alumni communications where she oversaw the office's annual giving programs managed expanded external alumni communications In addition to carrying on a family legacy also started a career here last year as a project manager with facilities management and has three grandparents who previously worked in MSU facilities management "I didn't just grow up in Morehead; I grew up at MSU I spent a lot of time in the halls of Howell-McDowell MSU really did feel like home," Jessi recalls it's an honor to get to carry on that tradition of making a career here." Ferguson oversees the function and mission of the Office of Alumni Relations & Development She also leads multi-channel annual fundraising activities She is the liaison to the Office of Communications & Marketing and manages external alumni and donor communications With Ferguson's Eagle pride combined with her experience in various roles with Alumni Relations & Development she said her top priority is to build on recent growth foster current alumni connections and help cultivate a new generation of proud and supportive Eagle alumni and we have fun building relationships and meeting new people we know all the exciting growth happening on campus; we know what our needs are and what kind of support our students need to be successful," Jessi said Engaging our alumni and involving them in recruiting and supporting the next generations of Eagles is always our goal." For more information on the Office of Alumni Relations & Development, contact 606-783-2033 or email giving@moreheadstate.edu 4vs1Morehead State UT Martin Wins Pitchers’ Duel 4-1 Over Morehead State4/18/2025 9:59:00 PM | Baseball Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 3/14/2025 9:54:00 PM | Dean Hardin Thanks for visiting   Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 4/9/2025 9:06:00 PM Thanks for visiting As part of Morehead State University's campus revitalization plan its nationally ranked veterinary technology program will be getting an improved space for students and faculty MSU is updating veterinary technology facilities at the Derrickson Agricultural Complex The University is expanding the building to improve the laboratory and classroom spaces The renovations should be completed by December 2025 assistant vice president for facilities and operations said the existing veterinary technology facility needed improvement given the program's needs and growth restrooms and a common lobby for student gatherings The existing facility will also get a new exterior skin to match the new additional exterior," Oatman said "There are also some necessary upgrades to the electrical and plumbing systems but the administration made it a top priority to renovate and add new space onto the existing facility." associate professor of veterinary technology said the addition of two classrooms will allow the program’s existing building space to be used solely for clinical experiences like small animal dentistry and surgical prep and potentially accept more students each fall The new and improved facilities will help the program continue its reputation as the top-ranked program in the state and one of the best in the country “The faculty of the MSU veterinary technology program has always strived to provide a top-quality education to all our students This renovation and expansion will further support the educational experience of our students Graduates from our program are highly desirable in a competitive profession and we hope this expanded space will allow us to train and educate more students,” Staton said “Credentialed veterinary technicians are a key component to veterinary medicine The profession needs more highly qualified credentialed veterinary technicians now more than ever and MSU is here to assist in fulfilling that need.” Learn more about veterinary technology programs at MSU by emailing Staton at a.staton@moreheadstate.edu or calling 606-783-2328 Find out more about MSU's veterinary technology program by calling 606-783-2662 Game Recap: Baseball | 3/4/2025 7:55:00 PM | Dean Hardin Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Men's Basketball | 3/5/2025 11:30:00 PM Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 4/13/2025 10:09:00 PM | Nate Olson Thanks for visiting Flatland Cavalry will come to perform with special guest The Wilder Blue at 8 p.m Tickets go on sale Monday, Jan. 6. For more information on the concert and how to purchase tickets, visit www.msueagles.com/flatlandcavalry Morehead State University mourns the loss of Dr associate professor of biology & chemistry Coker was born in Bowling Green and grew up in Mitchellville He worked as an electrician before returning to school He earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Western Kentucky University in 1997 and a Ph.D in Chemistry from the University of Cincinnati in 2003 Morehead State University hired Coker as a tenure-track professor Visitation will be held at 3 p.m. on Monday, April 7, at the Taul Funeral Home, 109 E. Main Street in Mt. Sterling, with a service to follow at 4 p.m. View obituary (Opportunity for Work & Learning) to honor Coker's memory Thanks for visiting