
Kentucky State University Recieves Warning
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The state's only public HBCU is once again coming under fire for financial misdealings.
The state's only public historically Black university, or HBCU, is once again coming under fire for financial misdealings.
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Kentucky State University Recieves Warning
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The state's only public historically Black university, or HBCU, is once again coming under fire for financial misdealings.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipState's only public historically black university or HBCU is once again coming under fire for financial misdoings, this time from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
The group is in charge of accrediting universities in our region, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
The group is giving KSU a warning for some of its hiring practices.
In addition to CSU's failure to meet certain standards relating to financial management under previous leadership.
Earlier this year, a state audit criticized KSU for wasteful spending on bonuses and benefits and sloppy recordkeeping.
The audit followed a vote by the Kentucky General Assembly to give $38 million in emergency aid to help KSU deal with its ongoing financial problems.
Coffee A corpo was named CSU's new president earlier this year.
In a statement to the paper, he said, KSU takes this issue seriously, and because of the steps KSU is taking now, he anticipates the accrediting body will lift its warning next year.
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