Dr. Quentin Young

Dr. Quentin Young President at University of the Cumberlands

There is nothing quite like Move In Day at Cumberlands.This weekend, our faculty and staff came together to welcome our ...
08/23/2026

There is nothing quite like Move In Day at Cumberlands.

This weekend, our faculty and staff came together to welcome our newest Patriots and their families to campus. From carrying boxes to offering directions and a friendly welcome, it is a simple reminder of what makes this community special.

To our students, welcome home. We are excited to walk alongside you and see all that this year holds. Go Patriots!

Congratulations to Jay Bourne, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs in Business and Communications, on receiving th...
08/22/2026

Congratulations to Jay Bourne, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs in Business and Communications, on receiving the Cumberlands Character Award!

Jay leads with humility, a servant’s heart, and a student first mindset that consistently asks, “How can we make this better for our students?” Whether strengthening academic programs, supporting colleagues, or finding innovative solutions to challenges, Jay is always willing to step forward and serve where he is needed.

His leadership reflects the very best of the Cumberlands Character. Congratulations Jay on this well deserved recognition!

08/20/2026

Our employee waterpark event was a fun way to kick off a new year at Cumberlands. Grateful for the faculty and staff who make this place special. Here’s to a great year ahead, Patriots!

And just like that, another school year begins. Samantha and I are proud of these two and excited to watch them learn, g...
08/12/2026

And just like that, another school year begins. Samantha and I are proud of these two and excited to watch them learn, grow, and become a little more of who they are meant to be. Praying for a year filled with good friends, great teachers, and plenty of memories along the way.

Some of my favorite moments from Summer 2026. One of life's greatest blessings is time with family. I'm grateful for eve...
08/11/2026

Some of my favorite moments from Summer 2026. One of life's greatest blessings is time with family. I'm grateful for every adventure, every laugh, and every memory we were able to make together.

Last week, we were honored to host Camp UNITE at Cumberlands. For 20 years, Operation UNITE has provided middle school s...
07/29/2026

Last week, we were honored to host Camp UNITE at Cumberlands. For 20 years, Operation UNITE has provided middle school students with a free summer camp experience focused on leadership, teamwork, communication, confidence, and service. Equally important is the opportunity for campers to create friendships and lifelong memories through fun, hands-on activities. We are grateful to Operation UNITE for investing in Kentucky's youth and for allowing Cumberlands to be a small part of this meaningful mission. Thank you for the lasting impact you continue to make across the Commonwealth.

I want to offer a special note of appreciation to our Summer Orientation Leaders. Thank you for the time, energy, and ca...
07/21/2026

I want to offer a special note of appreciation to our Summer Orientation Leaders. Thank you for the time, energy, and care you invest in welcoming new students and their families to Cumberlands. Your leadership helps create a sense of belonging from the moment new Patriots arrive on campus.

One of the things I appreciate most about Cumberlands is watching students grow into leaders who invest in others. Our Orientation Leaders were once new students themselves, arriving on campus with excitement, questions, and a desire to find their place. Today, they are the first to welcome the next generation of Patriots, helping new students begin their own Cumberlands journey with confidence.

That's the Cumberlands experience. Students are welcomed, challenged, and equipped to lead. And in time, they become the mentors who help someone else begin their own journey.

07/17/2026

A vision years in the making is now a reality.
It was an honor to celebrate the grand opening of Mighty Oaks Early Learning Center, made possible through a community partnership among Williamsburg Independent School District, Main Street Baptist Church, Partners for Rural Impact and University of the Cumberlands.

This investment reflects what is possible when organizations come together with a shared commitment to children, families, and the future of our community. We are grateful to everyone whose vision, dedication, and support helped bring this project to life.
Congratulations to all who made this milestone possible. We look forward to seeing the lasting impact Mighty Oaks will have on generations of young learners.

As we celebrate Independence Day and commemorate 250 years of our nation's founding, we are reminded of the courage, con...
07/04/2026

As we celebrate Independence Day and commemorate 250 years of our nation's founding, we are reminded of the courage, conviction, and sacrifice that made the American experiment possible.

In a letter to Abigail Adams, John Adams wrote that this day "ought to be commemorated" with celebration and gratitude. Nearly two and a half centuries later, his words continue to ring true.

Today, may we give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy, honor those who have served and sacrificed to preserve them, and recommit ourselves to the ideals of liberty, opportunity, and service that continue to shape our nation.

Happy Independence Day!

Grateful for a week away with my family. Time together is a gift, and it provided the opportunity to rest, recharge, and...
06/29/2026

Grateful for a week away with my family. Time together is a gift, and it provided the opportunity to rest, recharge, and enjoy making memories. These are moments I'll always treasure.

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