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APSU names alumnus Phillips as executive director of University Advancement

February 10, 2016

Austin Peay State University - APSUClarksville, TN – Kristopher Phillips (’91), a nationally recognized advancement professional, was recently named executive director of the Austin Peay State University Office of University Advancement. Roy Gregory previously served in that position until he retired last June after 24 years of service to APSU.

“We’re excited to have someone of Kris’s caliber lead our advancement efforts,” Derek van der Merwe, APSU vice president of Advancement, Communication and Strategic Initiatives, said. “He understands the intricacies of raising money for institutions of higher education, he is considered a national leader in his profession and his expertise will help guide our advancement team to provide more opportunities for deserving young men and women who wish to earn a college education.”

Kristopher Phillips named executive director of University Advancement for APSU.

Kristopher Phillips named executive director of University Advancement for APSU.

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Roy Gregory to retire after 24 years of service to APSU

June 6, 2015

Austin Peay State University - APSUClarksville, TN – After serving Austin Peay State University in multiple capacities for 24 years, Roy Gregory, executive director for University Advancement, announced he will retire on June 30th. Gregory informed colleagues and friends of his retirement plans Thursday morning.

“Austin Peay is a special place due to the great people on campus and the outstanding alumni, supporters and friends throughout the nation,” he said. “My years at APSU have been special for me and my family. I am retiring at a time when the future is indeed bright”

Austin Peay executive director for University Advancement Roy Gregory to retire.

Austin Peay executive director for University Advancement Roy Gregory to retire.

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Rain doesn’t dampen spirits at 21st Annual APSU Governors Bass Tournament

May 18, 2015

Jeffery Archie and Zach Parker from Paris, TN win 21st Annual Governors Bass Tournament

APSU Governors Bass TournamentBuchanan, TN – The 21st annual Austin Peay State University Governors Bass Tournament was held in the rain Saturday, May 16th on Kentucky Lake. Boats launched from Paris Landing State Park at 6:00am. There were 212 boats registered for the event and 200 competed for the $12,000 in prize money.

The weather was clear some but mainly held to a steady rain for most of the day with periods of light drizzle. Despite the conditions, the fishermen were in high spirits at the start of the event.

Jeffery Archie and Zach Parker won 21st Annual Austin Peay Governors Bass Tournament

Jeffery Archie and Zach Parker won 21st Annual Austin Peay Governors Bass Tournament

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Rain can’t drown out the 2014 APSU Governor’s Bass Tournament

May 13, 2014

Austin Peay State University Sports Information - , APSU, Governors, Govs, Lady GovsParis Landing, TN – On Saturday, in spite of storming weather, several hundred fishermen in 227 boats gathered at the Paris Landing State Park Marina for the 20th Annual Austin Peay State University Governor’s Bass Tournament.

Last season’s tourney drew 282 boats—14 more than in 2012, despite entrants being forced to utilize the back entrance because of flooding. This year’s turnout was likely suppressed by the weather which resulted in a slightly lower turnout.

Brian Cook and Calvin Cothron, of Springfield, Tennessee were declared the winners of the 20th Annual Governors Bass Tournament with a 24.71 pound stringer of bass.

Brian Cook and Calvin Cothron, of Springfield, Tennessee were declared the winners of the 20th Annual Governors Bass Tournament with a 24.71 pound stringer of bass.

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Austin Peay alumna, family begin new nursing scholarship

February 26, 2013

Austin Peay State UniversityClarksville, TN – Mary Windham was known for her nursing and administrative accomplishments before coming to Austin Peay State University in the 1960s to teach and later organize the School of Nursing.

But that wasn’t her greatest gift.

Her greatest gift was making people feel special, encouraging them to be and do their best, her daughter, Dr. Emily Windham, said. [Read more]

Planters Bank donates to APSU scholarship honoring former employee Cindy Harvey

October 3, 2012

Planters BankClarksville, TN – On a rainy Monday morning, members of the Harvey family gathered in the lobby of Planters Bank on Commerce Street. That’s where their beloved mother and wife Cindy Crutcher Harvey worked as vice president of cash management before she passed away in February 2010.

After her death, the family created the Cindy Crutcher Harvey Endowed Scholarship at Austin Peay State University, to give deserving students an opportunity to earn a college education. On that Monday morning, Harvey’s former employer, Planters Bank, made a major contribution to the endowed scholarship.

Jon and Anne Crutcher, Suzanne Langford, Roy Gregory, Elizabeth McCoy, Todd Harvey, Ashley Harvey and Jon Harvey at Planters Bank earlier this week. (Photo by Charles Booth/APSU)

Jon and Anne Crutcher, Suzanne Langford, Roy Gregory, Elizabeth McCoy, Todd Harvey, Ashley Harvey and Jon Harvey at Planters Bank earlier this week. (Photo by Charles Booth/APSU)

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Team of Tuck-Boyd-Cunningham-Campbell run away with Friday’s flight of 25th Annual Governors Golf Classic

September 23, 2011

Austin Peay State UniversityClarksville, TN – The team of Joey Tuck, Chase Boyd, Heath Cunningham and Bret Campbell ran away with Friday’s afternoon flight of the 25th Annual Governors Golf Classic, played at Swan Lake Golf Course.

The winning quartet shot a scramble score of 48 to ease past the second-place team of Kyle Luther-Ben Moore- Jarrod Duncan -Robbie Wedemeyer (51), followed by the team of Brandon Rippy-Brad Daniel-Scott Combs-Joe Henry (52) . [Read more]

APSU staff members honored for continuous service, retirement or education

July 22, 2011

Austin Peay State UniversityClarksville, TN – Several employees at Austin Peay State University were recognized Friday, July 22nd for their continuous years of service. A reception was held in the Morgan University Center ballroom to honor those employees.

Donna Liverett, administrative assistant in the APSU Department of Chemistry, was honored for her 40 years of service to APSU.
Employees with 25 years are Clifford Frederick, Cheryl Garrett, David Gleckler, Denise Hemingway, Michele Jones, Betty Leimer and Julia McGee.

Donna Liverett (right) receives a standing ovation as she is honored for her 40 years of service in the APSU Department of Chemistry during an employee service awards reception July 22nd at Austin Peay State University. (Photo by Beth Liggett, APSU Photographer)

Donna Liverett (right) receives a standing ovation as she is honored for her 40 years of service in the APSU Department of Chemistry during an employee service awards reception July 22nd at Austin Peay State University. (Photo by Beth Liggett, APSU Photographer)

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APSU recipient of gift annuity from longtime educator, APSU alumnus and leader

July 8, 2010

For 38 years, Dr. Harold S. Pryor served Tennessee higher education in some capacity – from professor to administrator to volunteer.

Dr. Harold S. Pryor

Dr. Harold S. Pryor

Pryor has been retired for some time, but he continues his support of education, in general, and of Austin Peay, specifically. Pryor, of Columbia, recently established a gift annuity to APSU, demonstrating his love of education and student success.

“I have fond memories of APSU,” he said. “I wanted to do something for the University.”

Pryor said giving back – whether through monetary donations or philanthropic services – to one’s alma mater provides the building block for generations to come.

“We have an obligation, in one way or another, to help higher education and the students,” he said. “It’s an important thing to do.” [Read more]

 
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