Find Your Success at KSU

How to Find Success as a KSU Student

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  Meet Blake

  Senior Blake Eason has helped raise one million dollars for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. He was elected Homecoming King this fall, and he turned an internship into a part-time assistant producer role on Q99.7’s morning radio program, The Bert Show. 

  Looking back on his time at KSU, Blake recommended for other students to take some time to find their own paths in life. “It’s OK to be scared and to not know what you want to do, but be open to exploring new opportunities, get involved in campus activities, and definitely look into internships.” he said.

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  Meet Ashtah

  Ashtah Das excelled as a student-athlete, including playing defender on KSU's women’s soccer team and entering a national engineering competition that involved redesigning a bicycle to use hydraulics as the mode of power transmission. 

  “From the moment I stepped on [the KSU] campus, this just felt like a place where you can be what you want to be,” she said. “It’s been the right decision for me, and being in the engineering program has given me confidence to take on new challenges.” 

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  Meet Cory

  Since childhood, Cory Reeves has appreciated the built environment, the aspects of our surroundings that are built by humans and are not part of the natural environment.  As a construction management major, he has earned several scholarships and found success in organizations and competition teams.  

  “I’m always eager to gain and develop new practical skills, explore research topics and contribute to student competitions,” he said.

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