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APSU 2020: A student-focused year in review

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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Over the decades, Austin Peay State University has developed a reputation as a student-focused institution, and when the COVID-19 pandemic arrived earlier this year, University officials doubled their efforts. Departments across campus developed innovative programs, from loaning laptop computers to providing free meals, to help keep students safe and successful at APSU.

Here is a look back at some of the University’s top, student-focused initiatives from 2020.

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