Faculty recognized for their efforts
Two faculty members at Austin Peay State University demonstrated recent noteworthy accomplishments.
Dr. Thomas King, professor of music, conducted the AIMS (American Institute of Musical Studies) Singers at the Stafaniensaal and at the Eggenberg Castle, both in Graz, Austria. King is the artistic director of AIMS, where he leads more than 250 people at the summer institute.
Two faculty members at Austin Peay State University demonstrated recent noteworthy accomplishments.
Dr. Thomas King, professor of music, conducted the AIMS (American Institute of Musical Studies) Singers at the Stafaniensaal and at the Eggenberg Castle, both in Graz, Austria. King is the artistic director of AIMS, where he leads more than 250 people at the summer institute.
Dr. Larry Lowrance, professor of education, gave an invited presentation at Vietnam's National Sports and Arts Festival for People With Disabilities, held July 22-25 in Da Nang, Vietnam. His address keynoted the opening day to a group of civic officials, artists and musicians, athletes and family members at the quadrennial festival for adults and children with disabilities across Vietnam on the topic "Celebrating Ability: It Is Not What You Are Missing But What You Do That Counts." The group of 720 participants at the festival included 33 disabled veterans.