2019-2020 School Year:  NKYAB convenes at the Life Learning Center in Covington. 
In addition to state-of-the-art facilities, the site offers students the chance to engage in meaningful service projects​“on-site.”   They also will get the opportunity to create a student-run television program showcasing their service projects that will appear on TBNK Cable this Spring. 
     Life Learning Center's Mitch Haralson hosts the NKYAB students and works with them each month on the on-site service. 

ABOUT OUR adult leader

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         Steve Oldfield has taught high school, college and adult learners for more than a decade.  Students he mentored at Villa Madonna Academy have excelled at Harvard, USC Film School, MIT and Northwestern, his alma mater.   Steve is a member of the Alumni Admissions Council at NU.  He is part of the Communication Dept. faculty at Thomas More University and he also has taught at the University of Cincinnati, NKU. 
     In addition to teaching, Steve has worked as a television reporter, anchor and producer around the country. He has directed award-winning documentaries that have appeared on KET and in film festivals from Amsterdam to Southern California.  His photography has been exhibited by LibArts London and The Photo Review among other venues.   He created the traveling art exhibit, Lineillism Revealed, showcasing the work of painter Jim Hall.   Steve created and supervises the Student Service Network and the Student Service Film Festival at Children, Inc., covering student service projects and giving video, photographs and news stories to local print, broadcast and online media.   
     Steve is a graduate of the Covington Latin School, Northwestern University, NKU's Master of Public History Program and he received fellowships to Georgetown University's Institute on Political Journalism and the Poynter Institute.

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