We must invest in students today to ensure prosperity in our region tomorrow. The time for us to go further, faster is now. Our students are counting on us.
For Drew McDonald, 91ߣƵ’s Department of Athletics is a family tradition. His mother, Christie, played Norse basketball; his father, Jeff, played tennis; and his uncle, Bill Aker, was NKU’s celebrated baseball coach between 1971-2000.
After 13 years of working in direct patient care at The Christ Hospital, Kelly Spradling returned to 91ߣƵ to get her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing degree in NKU's ABSN program.
“UCAP saved my life.” Kiyara “Kiki” Robinson delivers this statement with a laugh, but she’s serious about the impact 91ߣƵ’s University Connect and Persist (UCAP) program has had on her educational experience.
Denise Devlin (BFA ’07) has traveled to more than 50 countries and 30 states thanks to her successful career in musical theatre. But some of her most meaningful artistic experiences happened while she was a student at 91ߣƵ.
Alma Oñate Muñoz was 8 when she and her family moved from Mexico to the U.S. She spoke no English and learned with flashcards from an elementary school teacher who didn’t speak Spanish.
