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Governor Bill Haslam taps Mike Krause to lead Drive to 55, Tennessee Promise
May 21, 2014 | 
Krause to Oversee Launch and Implementation of Tennessee Promise
Nashville, TN – Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam today announced that Mike Krause will join the Governor’s Office as executive director of the Drive to 55 and Tennessee Promise initiatives.
Krause will lead and manage the launch and implementation of Tennessee Promise and oversee all Drive to 55 efforts, including the statewide Seamless Alignment and Integrated Learning Support (SAILS) early math remediation program, online innovation initiatives, Degree Compass expansion, adult student analytics and research, veteran education efforts, and the development of post-secondary scorecards.
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam.
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Tennessee Board of Regents names Tristan Denley Interim APSU President
Nashville, TN – Tennessee Board of Regents Chancellor John Morgan has named Tristan Denley, TBR vice chancellor of Academic Affairs and former provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at Austin Peay State University, to serve as interim president of APSU effective May 10th.
Denley, who will maintain dual responsibilities as TBR’s vice chancellor during the interim period, will provide leadership to the campus until a new president is named and is available to assume the executive role.
Dr. Tristan Denley
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Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam unveils visionary “Tennessee Promise” during State of the State Address
Proposes free community and technology college education to every graduating senior
Nashville, TN – During his fourth annual State of the State address before the General Assembly, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam tonight introduced the “Tennessee Promise.”
The historic proposal commits to providing on a continuing basis two years of community college or a college of applied technology (TCAT) absolutely free of tuition and fees to graduating high school seniors.
“Through the Tennessee Promise, we are fighting the rising cost of higher education, and we are raising our expectations as a state,” Haslam said. “We are committed to making a clear statement to families that education beyond high school is a priority in the state of Tennessee.”
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam delivered his State of the State address on February 3rd.
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Austin Peay State University, A Look Back at the year 2013
Clarksville, TN – When future generations look back on the history of Austin Peay State University, the year 2013 will likely be remembered as a pivotal time in the University’s development.
In the last 12 months, the campus has changed tremendously, both in terms of its layout and its notoriety. New, state-of-the-art buildings are welcoming new students, and even the President of the United States is talking about APSU.
As the University community looks ahead to another big year, here are some of the top stories that defined Austin Peay in 2013.
2013 at APSU
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APSU moves up 18 spots on Best Colleges list
Clarksville, TN – The U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2014 rankings were released September 10th, and Austin Peay State University jumped an astounding 18 spots this year, placing 69th in the Regional University South rankings.
That category includes schools from the southeastern United States that offer a full range of undergraduate programs, with some master’s programs but few doctoral programs. Last year, APSU ranked 87th in that category. «Read the rest of this article»
Tennessee Board of Regents meet to Confirm APSU’s Tristan Denley as TBR Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Board to Approve Criteria for Cleveland State Presidential Search
Nashville, TN – Tennessee Board of Regents Chancellor John Morgan will recommend the Board appoint Dr. Tristan Denley as the next vice chancellor for Academic Affairs during a telephonic meeting called for 3:30pm CDT on Tuesday, July 16th.
Denley currently serves as provost and vice president for Academic Affairs and professor of mathematics at Austin Peay State University (APSU), where he developed initiatives to improve student learning, most notably for students who need help with math, reading and writing.
Dr. Tristan Denley
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