Subscribe to our RSS FeedVol. 12 No. 2 - Sept. 4, 2007
- Features
- Bohons Endow Study Abroad Fund
- Dr. Ruth Towne Museum Project Nears Construction Phase
- Cox, Herrera and Hopkins-Jorn Receive Lee Advising Award
- Phi Beta Lambda Chapter Members Receive Awards at National Leadership Conference
- Truman’s United Way Campaign Kicks Off
- Shasserre Named New Public Relations Intern
- Scholarships Available
- Announcements
- Exploring the Transition to Truman
- The University Art Gallery Hosts Printmaking Exhibition Reception
- Activities Fair
- School of Business Majors Induction Ceremony
- Student Union Office to Move
- Tailgate Party and Football Game
- TruFit Faculty/Staff Wellness Program Returns This Fall
- Tel Alumni Campaign Now Hiring Students
- Library Catalog has a New Look
- Carpooling Network
- Van Driving Classes
- Truman Intramural Recreation Sports Planner
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
- Archives
Features
Dr. Stan and Doris Bohon of Kirksville have established an endowed fund designed to assist students who participate in Truman’s renowned study abroad program.
Plans are moving forward to establish the Ruth Warner Towne Museum and Visitors Center at Truman State University.
Carolyn Cox, associate professor of health; José Herrera, associate professor of biology; and Liz Hopkins-Jorn, instructor in health and exercise sciences; are the 2006-2007 William O’Donnell Lee Advising Award recipients.
The Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference took place in Chicago from June 23-26.
Truman’s United Way Campaign kicked off Aug. 24.
The Public Relations Office has announced Sarah Shasserre, a senior public communication major, as intern for the fall semester.
Two scholarship opportunities are available to Truman students.