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Morehead State UniversityA member of the MSU Alumni Hall of Fame, Dr. Annette Graham began her career in Morehead as a manager at the iconic Brass Eagle restaurant—a local institution that gave her an early foundation in hospitality and leadership. -
Morehead State UniversityChuck Mraz has been the play-by-play voice of the Morehead State Eagles for more than35 years. He is a member of the Kentucky Broadcasters Hall of Fame and has most recently authored a book – Baseball Stories for Kids.
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Brian Milam was recruited from Louisville Butler High School to play baseball at Morehead State – that started a journey that carried him into the living rooms across Kentucky as a sports anchor and reporter at WYMT and WKYT-TV. -
For Michelle Canning, the journey to Nashville started as a child in Massachusetts and then to one of the renowned schools of traditional music at Morehead State University. She is a musician, singer, songwriter and works for the Grand Ole Opry.
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Rocky Adkins was the starting point guard on MSU’s 1983 NCAA Tournament team. He would go on to spend three decades as a member of the KY House of Representatives and is currently the senior advisor to the Governor.
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Peggy Osborne joined MSU’s faculty in 1979 which started a four-decade journey of service to MSU and students, including 15 years as Faculty Athletics Representative.
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John Flavell is a professional photographer, educator, and senior instructor whose work has taken him from the classrooms of MSU to some of the most recognizable stages and sidelines in the country.
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Robin Webb’s path to public service is anything but ordinary — from working in the mining industry, to building a career as a lawyer and legal counsel, to serving in the Kentucky House of Representatives, and now as a Kentucky State Senator representing the 18th District.
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David Holton made history when he became Kentucky’s first blind judge – serving in the Jefferson District Court for 10 years.
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Willie Blair grew up playing little-league baseball in eastern Kentucky. From college ball as an Eagle to the bright lights and 12 seasons ofthemajor league, Blair talks about thehighs, the challenges and lessons that come from chasing a dream.
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Ted Docks is a two-time graduate of MSU and a former Eagle basketball player whose drive, discipline, and leadership have carried him across the country — and now to his newest role as Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Boston Field Office.
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Drummer Pat Petrillo’s performances have been seen on major stages, television, Broadway, and countless recordings. His precision, creativity, and unmistakable feel have made him one of the most sought-after drummers in the business.