LANE ON-ON-ONE: UPIKE TAKES ON EAST KENTUCKY'S LONG-TERM OPPORTUNITY ISSUES

Hurley earned his bachelors degree from UPIKE (then Pikeville College) in 1999 then went on to receive a master's degree in Educational Leadership from Indiana University, a Rank I in Instructional Supervision from the University of Kentucky and a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership and Po...

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Published in:The Lane Report 2015-04, Vol.30 (4), p.22
Main Author: Lane, Ed
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Accreditation
College presidents
Colleges & universities
Community colleges
Hurley, James
Osteopathic medicine
Presbyterian churches
Students
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Summary:Hurley earned his bachelors degree from UPIKE (then Pikeville College) in 1999 then went on to receive a master's degree in Educational Leadership from Indiana University, a Rank I in Instructional Supervision from the University of Kentucky and a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership and Policy at Morehead State University. In that role, he provided leadership in the administration of campus operations, program development, strategic initiatives, recruiting, financial aid and retention efforts. Robert B. Sparks Daniel P. Stratton Richard A. Sturgill George Thomas, D.O. E. Bruce Walters II Bill A. Webb, D.O. Jed Weinberg Greg Wells Gregory A. Wilson Shannon Wright SOAR Executive Board * Jared Arnett, executive director * Bruce Ayers, president emeritus, Southeast Community and Technical College * Jim Booth, CEO, Booth Energy * Jean Hale, chairman, president and CEO, Community Trust Bank * Rodney Hitch, economic development manager, East Kentucky Cooperative * Jim Host, entrepreneur and business executive * Tom Hunter, retired executive director, Appalachian Regional Commission * Kim McCann, partner/attorney with VanAntwerp, Monge, Jones, Edwards & McCann * Haley McCoy, economic development advocate with Jackson Energy * Bob Mitchell, member, board of directors of the Center for Rural Development and retired chief of staff for Congressman Hal Rogers SOAR Ex-Officio Members * House Speaker Greg Stumbo * Senate President Robert Stivers * Bell County Judge-Executive Albey Brock * Magoffin County Judge-Executive Dr. Charles Hardin SOAR Project Co-Chairs * Governor Steve Beshear * Congressman Hal Rogers
ISSN:1063-925X