Subscribe to our RSS FeedVol. 11 No. 20 - Feb. 6, 2007
- Features
- Seventh Annual University Conference Welcomes Author, Discusses Changes
- Fifth Annual Technology Fair to Take Place During University Conference
- Students Take Research to State Capitol
- Students Spread the Fundamentals of Free Enterprise
- Black History Month Events to Take Place
- Scholarship Looks for Undergraduates Committed to the Environment
- Scholarship Available
- Announcements
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
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Features
The seventh annual University Conference will take place from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Feb. 7.
Many projects will be on display and two Dell all-one-printers will be awarded at this year’s Technology Fair.
The University took 27 students to Jefferson City Jan. 31 to present their research to Missouri’s legislators.
Students in Kirksville received an early lesson on spending habits.
February is Black History Month and Truman State University will celebrate through competition, food, political discussion, film, music, dance and fashion.
The Morris K. Udall foundation is expected to award 80 scholarships of up to $5,000 to sophomore or junior undergraduates who have demonstrated a commitment to the environment.
The Point Foundation has announced the availability of numerous scholarship opportunities for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.