August 18, 2014
1xbet best casino website Global Campus academic advising program to be recognized by Association for Continuing Higher Education
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The Association for Continuing Higher 1xbet best casino website has selected Kansas State University's Global Campus 1xbet best casino website programs for the 2014 Distinguished Program Award in the credit program category.
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"We sincerely appreciate the award from the Association for Continuing Higher Education," said Ken Hughey,academic advising programs coordinator, chair and professor of special education and counseling and student affairs. "The award is a credit to the faculty and staff of the special education, counseling and student affairs department and the 1xbet best casino website Global Campus. In addition, the support and involvement of Dean Debbie Mercer, former Dean Mike Holen andNational Academic Advising Association have been important to the programs' success."
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