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John H. Jackson was the first president of the institution, and during his tenure, the school was had one building called Recitation Hall. This building is now called Jackson Hall, and it contains the Whitney Young School of Honors, named after KYSU alumnus and civil rights leader [[Whitney Young]], and it is a [[Great Books]] program designed to educate honors students in classical literature, philosophy, mathematics, science, and ancient languages such as Latin and Biblical Greek.

John H. Jackson was the first president of the institution, and during his tenure, the school was had one building called Recitation Hall. This building is now called Jackson Hall, and it contains the Whitney Young School of Honors, named after KYSU alumnus and civil rights leader [[Whitney Young]], and it is a [[Great Books]] program designed to educate honors students in classical literature, philosophy, mathematics, science, and ancient languages such as Latin and Biblical Greek.

Dr Aaron Thompson is currently serving as interim president of the institution, though the KYSU Board of Regents chose  Dr. M. Christopher Brown to succeed Thompson<ref>http://kysu.edu/2017/03/13/ksu-announces-dr-m-christopher-brown-as-its-new-president</ref> who became interim president after the resignation of Raymond M. Burse.<ref>http://kysu.edu/2016/05/23/raymond-m-burse-resigns/</ref>

Dr. M. Christopher Brown is currently serving as president of the institution, chosen by the KYSU Board of Regents to succeed interim president Dr. Aaron Thompson<ref>http://kysu.edu/2017/03/13/ksu-announces-dr-m-christopher-brown-as-its-new-president</ref> who became interim president after the resignation of Raymond M. Burse.<ref>http://kysu.edu/2016/05/23/raymond-m-burse-resigns/</ref>

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