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Becoming a University: The Story of UPIKE
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Becoming a University: The Story of UPIKE

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Picking up where Pikeville College Looks to the Hills by Alice Kinder left off, Becoming a University - The Story of UPIKE tracks UPIKE’s history from 1989 to 2021. From starting a medical school to becoming a university and establishing Kentucky’s only optometry school, UPIKE’s expansion and growth in the past almost 40 years have been historic. With the information gathered from carefully traced board reports and more than 30 interviews, learn from the key decision-makers who helped UPIKE overcome adversity and create the university we enjoy today.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
BookBaby
Country
United States
Date
8 June 2022
Pages
186
ISBN
9781667821597

Picking up where Pikeville College Looks to the Hills by Alice Kinder left off, Becoming a University - The Story of UPIKE tracks UPIKE’s history from 1989 to 2021. From starting a medical school to becoming a university and establishing Kentucky’s only optometry school, UPIKE’s expansion and growth in the past almost 40 years have been historic. With the information gathered from carefully traced board reports and more than 30 interviews, learn from the key decision-makers who helped UPIKE overcome adversity and create the university we enjoy today.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
BookBaby
Country
United States
Date
8 June 2022
Pages
186
ISBN
9781667821597