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Geologist-In-Training Certification Becomes
Volume 7 Issue 1 April 2005 Geologist-in-Training Certification Becomes Law Newsletter of the Kentucky Board of Registration for Professional Geologists The Kentucky Society of Professional Geolo- gists (KSPG) and the American Institute of Mission Professional Geologists - Kentucky Section The mission of the Board of (AIPG-KY), proposed a bill to amend KRS 322A Registration for Professional to create a Geologist-in-Training certification. Geologists is to regulate the The amendment was the product of the hard public practice of geology in work and initiative of a number of individuals. the Commonwealth of Kentucky to protect the It was initially drafted by David A. Jackson, PG, citizens of the Commonwealth Kentucky Department of Environmental from negligent, incompetent, Protection, Division of Waste Management, or fraudulent practices. Superfund Branch who served as the commit- Board tee chair for the Geologist-In-Training Standing Larry R. Rhodes, Chairman Committee of KSPG. David Jackson, PG, Kentucky Department of Douglas Reynolds Environmental Protection, Division of Waste Michael P. Sanders The bill was sponsored by Senator David E. Management, Superfund Branch. Robert E. Fox, Public-at-Large James C. Cobb, State Geologist, Boswell (D), Eighth District, and was intro- Ex-Officio duced to the Senate as Senate Bill 141 on Geology examination to become registered as a February 7th. Passage of SB141 would not have professional geologist in Kentucky. Of the 29 Kentucky Division of been possible without the help of Senator Gary states and commonwealths, including the Occupations & Professions John C. Parrish, Director Tapp (R), Chair of the Senate Licensing, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, that require Donna Solheim, Board Occupations & Administrative Regulations licensure for geologists who work within their Administrator Committee who allowed the bill to be consid- borders, over half have geologist-in-training certifications. -
Mayor's Commission for Racial Justice & Equality
Mayor’s Commission for Racial Justice & Equality Report to Mayor Linda Gorton Co-chairs: Roszalyn Akins Dr. Gerald L. Smith October 23, 2020 1 Subcommittees Education & Economic Opportunity Sharon Price, Vice-Chair -- Community Action Council Anthony Wright, Vice-Chair -- Harshaw Trane Bishop Carter IV, Elaine Allen LLC Kim Sweazy, Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Kentucky Patrice Muhammad, Journalist & Media Professional Tyrone Tyra, Commerce Lexington Salvador Sanchez, Small Business Owner Darryl Thompson, Fayette County Public Schools Dr. John H. Harris, Former Dean, UK College of Education Marcus Patrick, Urban Impact Rachelle Dodson, Bankruptcy Attorney Hon. Reginald Thomas, State Senator Erin Howard, Bluegrass Community & Technical College Hon. Mark Swanson, Councilmember 2 Housing & Gentrification Shayla Lynch, Vice-Chair -- Ampersand Sexual Violence Resource Center Ray Sexton, Vice-Chair -- Human Rights Commission Hon. George Brown, State Representative Rev. Laurie Brock, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Dr. Rich Schein, UK College of Arts & Sciences Harding Dowell, Architect Rachel Childress, Lexington Habitat for Humanity Russ Barclay, Lexington Community Land Trust Rev. David Shirey, Central Christian Church Robert Hodge, Hodge Properties Hon. James Brown, Councilmember 3 Health Disparities Dr. Lovoria Williams, Vice-Chair -- UK College of Nursing Dr. Tukea Talbert, Vice-Chair -- UK HealthCare Kacy Allen-Bryant, Lexington Board of Health Mark Johnson, Public Health Advocate Dr. Adu Boateng, Psychologist Dr. Mara Chambers, UK HealthCare Timothy Johnson, United Way of the Bluegrass Michael Halligan, God’s Pantry Food Bank Dr. Brandi White, UK Health Sciences Dr. Jai Gilliam, Physician Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, Chabad of the Bluegrass Stephen Overstreet, Youth Advocate Vivian Lasley-Bibbs, KY Public Health - Office of Health Equity Hon. -
Senator Bob Dole Kentucky Gop Event November 6, 1993
This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu SENATOR BOB DOLE KENTUCKY GOP EVENT NOVEMBER 6, 1993 *I WANT TO BEGIN THIS EVENING BY SAYING A WORD ABOUT MITCH MCCONNELL. *IT GOES WITHOUT SAYING THAT THIS WAS A DIFFICULT AND EMOTIONAL WEEK FOR THE SENATE. 1 Page 1 of 73 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu AND NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, SERVING ON THE SENATE ETHICS COMMITTEE IS NOT AN- EASY AND PLEASANT TASK. A LOT OF PEOPLE RUN THE OTHER WAY WHEN YOU ASK THEM TO SERVE ON IT. BUT WHEN I WENT TO MITCH MCCONNELL AND ASKED HIM TO SERVE AS VICE-CHAIR, HE DIDN'T RUN THE OTHER WAY. 2 Page 2 of 73 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu HE ACCEPTED THE RESPONSIBILITY, AND HE BROUGHT TO IT THE INTELLIGENCE AND INTREGRITY HE IS KNOW FOR. AND THE SENATE IS FOR THE BETTER, AND AMERICA IS FOR THE BETTER BECAUSE OF MITCH MCCONNELL'S LEADERSIHP. THIS MAY NOT HAVE BEEN A GOOD WEEK FOR THE SENATE, 3 Page 3 of 73 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BUT IT WAS A GOOD WEEK FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ACROSS THE NATION. *IT WAS ONE YEAR AGO THIS WEEK WHEN PRESIDENT BUSH WAS DEFEATED, AND SOME WERE READY TO READ THE LAST RITES TO THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. -
Mayor's Commission for Racial Justice & Equality
Mayor’s Commission for Racial Justice & Equality Report to Mayor Linda Gorton Co-chairs: Roszalyn Akins Dr. Gerald L. Smith October 23, 2020 1 Subcommittees Education & Economic Opportunity Sharon Price, Vice-Chair -- Community Action Council Anthony Wright, Vice-Chair -- Harshaw Trane Bishop Carter IV, Elaine Allen LLC Kim Sweazy, Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Kentucky Patrice Muhammad, Journalist & Media Professional Tyrone Tyra, Commerce Lexington Salvador Sanchez, Small Business Owner Darryl Thompson, Fayette County Public Schools Dr. John H. Harris, Former Dean, UK College of Education Marcus Patrick, Urban Impact Rachelle Dodson, Bankruptcy Attorney Hon. Reginald Thomas, State Senator Erin Howard, Bluegrass Community & Technical College Hon. Mark Swanson, Councilmember 2 Housing & Gentrification Shayla Lynch, Vice-Chair -- Ampersand Sexual Violence Resource Center Ray Sexton, Vice-Chair -- Human Rights Commission Hon. George Brown, State Representative Rev. Laurie Brock, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Dr. Rich Schein, UK College of Arts & Sciences Harding Dowell, Architect Rachel Childress, Lexington Habitat for Humanity Russ Barclay, Lexington Community Land Trust Rev. David Shirey, Central Christian Church Robert Hodge, Hodge Properties Hon. James Brown, Councilmember 3 Health Disparities Dr. Lovoria Williams, Vice-Chair -- UK College of Nursing Dr. Tukea Talbert, Vice-Chair -- UK HealthCare Kacy Allen-Bryant, Lexington Board of Health Mark Johnson, Public Health Advocate Dr. Adu Boateng, Psychologist Dr. Mara Chambers, UK HealthCare Timothy Johnson, United Way of the Bluegrass Michael Halligan, God’s Pantry Food Bank Dr. Brandi White, UK Health Sciences Dr. Jai Gilliam, Physician Rabbi Shlomo Litvin, Chabad of the Bluegrass Stephen Overstreet, Youth Advocate Vivian Lasley-Bibbs, KY Public Health - Office of Health Equity Hon. -
EXPLORING the FRONTIER of the FUTURE How Kentucky Will Live, Learn and Work
EXPLORING THE FRONTIER OF THE FUTURE How Kentucky Will Live, Learn and Work Edited by Michael T. Childress Billie M. Sebastian Peter Schirmer Michal Smith-Mello D ECEMBER 1996 7KH.HQWXFN\/RQJ7HUP3ROLF\5HVHDUFK&HQWHU Published By: 7+(.(178&.</21*7(5032/,&<5(6($5&+&(17(5 1024 Capital Center Drive, Suite 310 Frankfort, Kentucky 40601-8204 DECEMBER 1996 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 96-080162 printed with state funds available in alternative format upon request ii 7+(.(178&.</21*7(5032/,&<5(6($5&+&(17(5 B OARD OF D IRECTORS PAUL B. COOK, CHAIR SEN. NICK KAFOGLIS, VICE CHAIR E XECUTIVE B RANCH RONALD J. CARSON DIANE HANCOCK WILLIAM H. HINTZE, JR. DONNA B. MOLONEY L EGISLATIVE B RANCH SEN. CHARLIE BORDERS SEN. TOM BUFORD REP. H. “GIPPY” GRAHAM REP. STEVE NUNN SEN. ERNESTO SCORSONE A T -LARGE M EMBERS CHARLIE BEACH III FORREST W. CALICO JANIE DOUGLASS BETTY GRIFFIN JUNE D. LYNE ROBERT T. MCCOWAN MARY HELEN MILLER PENNY MILLER ROBERT SEXTON ALAYNE L. WHITE E XECUTIVE D IRECTOR MICHAEL T. CHILDRESS The Kentucky Long-Term Policy Research Center was created by the General Assembly in 1992 to bring a broader context to the decisionmaking process. The Center’s mission is to illumi- nate the long-range implications of current policies, emerging issues, and trends influencing the Commonwealth’s future. The Center has a responsibility to identify and study issues of long-term significance to the Commonwealth and to serve as a mechanism for coordinating resources and groups to focus on long-range planning. iii iv In Memory of Vic Hellard, Jr. -
Kentucky Lawyer, 1998-1999
\0 00 KENTUCKY LAWYER \0 University of Kentucky College of Law UK December 1998 Dear Alumni and Friends: am pleased to be addressing you in my new role as Acting Dean. After I 23 years on the UK law faculty, I was asked to assume this position shortly after David Shipley announced last spring that he would be leaving to become Georgia's law dean. In his five years at our school, David made a lot of friends among our alumni, and his leaving was a time of sadness for all of us who care about the College of Law. But the College remains strong, and our future is bright. We have an excellent group of students, a first-rate faculty, and a hard-working staff. The support we receive from our alumni and other friends is inspirational. Being the dean of this school is a high honor, and I believe that a number of distinguished individuals will seek this position. Our Dean Search Committee, which includes four alumni and one student, is well along in its work of screening candidates, with the goal of having a new dean in place by July 1st. Other important events in 1998-99 include an A.B.A. inspection and a University review of our College and our active participation in the University's new capital campaign, which seeks to double both the dollar amount of our annual giving and our overall endowment in the next five years. A special part of being the UK law dean is the opportunity to get to know so many of our talented and successful alumni. -
1996 January
A sample of recent articles of interest to Morehead State University INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY UPO BOX 1100 MOREHEAD, KY 40351-1689 606-783-2030 COMMUNID" ■ LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER. LEXINGTON, Ky_. ■ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1996 region 2, for a term ending in Jan Gooo FoR You uary I 999. Eaglin will attend the biPW:¥61 I NCAA Presidents Commission meeting on Sunday in Dallas. ROWAN Eaglin was a member of the commission in 1990-92 while Morehead State University chancellor of the Universitv of President Ronald G. Eaglin has South Carolina"s Coastal Carolina been appointed to the Presidents College. Eaglin is immediate past Commission of the National Colle president of the Ohio Valley Con giate' Athletic Association. ference and a former vice chair Eaglin will serve as the repre- _ man of the Big South Athletic· sentative for Division I-AA. Conference. LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER. LEXINGTON. KY. ■ WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1996 Patton tells colleges budgets Higher education advocates have been lobbying for won't rise by much the !ariser-than-normal increases because they say Ken . tucky 1s losmg ground to other states in key areas like BY ANGIE MUHS faculty salaries and technology. HERAUrlEADER EDUCATION WRITER They also have pointed to the budget cuts that col Gov. Paul Patton has told higher education that, leges had been forced to make in previous years. like the rest of state government, its budget probably Patton had refused during the gubernatorial cam won't go up much next year. paign to commit to any specific budget increase. In The state's universities and community colleges stead, he pledged to never cut the purchasing power of had made a budget request that would have amounted any segment of education, which effectively meant to a 7.2 percent increase for 1996-97 . -
Kentucky Lawyer, 1997
Dean's Letter SEPTEMBER 1997 DEAR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, selected "leadership" as the theme for the feature story in this year's Ken tucky Lawyer after the Kentucky Bar Association's annual convention in Louisville last June. I am not sure ifl can define leadership, but 1 think J know leadership when I see it being exercised. Moreover, during my tenure as Dean of the College of Law I have come to admire many UK Law graduates who are exemplary leaders. In my opinion, their actions and ach ievements define leadership. My inspiration for this theme began to develop as I attended several special events during the convention. I always seemed to be applauding the outstanding accomplishments of UK Law alumni. Several were recognized at the annual membership luncheon and it was wonderful to see these men and women congratulated for their leadership serving the legal profession and our system of justice. Five distinguished UK lawyers who were leaders throughout their ca reers were inducted into our Alumni Hall of Fame during the Co ll ege of Law's annual dinner. The following even ing, at the KBA's annual banquet, Norman Harned '65 stepped down as President of the KBA, and Robert Elliott '74 was sworn in by Chief Justice Robert Stephens '51 as the KBA's new leader. Bobby inspired every one with his acceptance speech, "Lawyers Are People Too," and showed that he will be a strong advo cate for the legal profession. I also attended the Young Lawyers Luncheon and came away convinced that UK's leadership will continue for many, many years.