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By Anastasia Gentry Feb 27, 2021
Campbellsville University has been named an enhanced affiliate of the Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS). One of the greatest benefits of the designation is that any CU faculty or student can join the membership at no cost and qualify to attend and participate in the KAS Annual Meeting, Dr. Richie Kessler, associate professor of biology/environmental studies program coordinator, said.
KAS is a membership-based scientific society with a goal to aid scientific discovery and understanding in Kentucky. Maintaining the Enhanced Affiliate designation with the Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS) is a great benefit to all CU faculty and students who work in the sciences including the academic disciplines of psychology, physics, math, biology and environmental science, Kessler said.
Kentucky Academy of Science
Wednesday, February 3rd, 2021
WKU is a 2021 Kentucky Academy of Science (KAS) Enhanced Affiliate and faculty, staff and students may join KAS for free. KAS is a nonprofit organization fostering scientific discovery and understanding in Kentucky, with more than 4,000 members across the Commonwealth.
Membership in KAS is open to anyone with an interest in science. KAS members receive news, announcements, job and research opportunities from KAS; are eligible to apply for research grants and publish in the Journal of the Kentucky Academy of Science (JKAS); receive complimentary electronic access to the Journal, and are entitled to discounted KAS annual meeting registration fees. Members may also join the Kentucky Science Speakers Bureau, or search our database and connect with fellow scientists across Kentucky.