Subscribe to our RSS FeedVol. 12 No. 1 - Aug. 28, 2007
- Features
- Truman Campaign Receives $1 Million Gift Commitment
- Truman in the News
- Truman Receives Gift Valued at $92,000
- The University Gallery Hosts Printmaking Exhibition Reception
- Tel Alumni Seeks Student Workers
- Neely Named Interim Director of Financial Aid
- Titus Named Assistant Registar
- Miller Named New Campus Recreation Intern
- Announcements
- Truman Theatre Department Presents a Revival of the Summer Production
- Portion of Parking Lot Closed During SUB Renovation
- Fall 2007 Color Guard Recruitment Aug. 27-31
- TruFit Faculty/Staff Wellness Program Returns This Fall
- The Center for Student Involvement Activities Fair
- Truman Intramural Recreational Sports Planner
- Fall Semester Hours
- Truman Fall Semester
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
- Archives
Features
One of the nation’s foremost researchers on Parkinson’s disease has made a planned commitment of $1 million to establish Truman State University’s first-ever endowed professorship.
For the 11th year in a row, Truman State University has been recognized as the No. 1 Public University in the Midwest Region–Master’s Category by the 2008 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges.”
Truman State University has received a gift of personal property valued at $92,000.
The University Art Gallery at Truman State University is delighted to present “25 Years of Printmaking,” a retrospective exhibition of work by Jim Jereb, professor of art and masterprinter.
Students interested in a part-time job this semester are encouraged to apply to work with the Tel Alumni campaign.
Sue Neely has been named the interim director of financial aid, effective Aug. 1.
Kimberly Titus has been named Truman’s assistant registrar, effective Aug. 1.
The Campus Recreation Office has announced Josh Miller, a senior health and human performance major from Fort Hays State University, as its intern for the fall semester.