MISSION
STATEMENT
The Educational Talent
Search (ETS) Program at Eastern Kentucky University (a) identifies qualified
youths with potential for education at the post-secondary level and
encourages them to complete secondary school and undertake a program
of post-secondary education; (b) publicizes the availability of student
financial assistance for persons who seek to pursue post-secondary education;
and (c) encourages persons who have not completed education programs
at the secondary or post-secondary level, but who have the ability to
do so, to reenter these programs.
Check out the most recent updates:
December
Newsletters
Parents
Evening Financial Aid Workshops
College
Goal Sunday
EKU ETS Academic Team
Wins 2nd Place in the
2009 Kentucky TRIO
Day Academic Team Competition
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ETS Student in Flight Simulator
during
field trip to Eastern Ky. University |
EKU
President,
Doug
Whitlock addresses
students
at TRIO Day
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ETS
Visits
Morehead
State University |
ETS
Students at
Bluegrass
Community &
Technical
College
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The Educational
Talent Search (ETS) Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education.
ETS has hundreds of programs throughout the country of which 10 are
located in Kentucky.
The ETS Program based at Eastern
Kentucky University (EKU) since 1985, serves the counties of Clay, Estill,
Garrard, Jackson, Lincoln, and northern Madison. The ETS Program selects
participants on an on-going basis. ETS representatives are available to
provide displays at career fairs, college days, and other local events
so individuals can learn more about the program. ETS representatives are
also available to assist participants in making career and educational/training
decisions. All services are FREE!
2009
Camp Chameleon participants aboard the Belle of Lousiville.
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