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- Features
- Leo and Caroline Funk Establish Two Scholarships, Increase Another
- Truman Makes Debut in Annual Peace Corps’ Rankings
- Foundation Scholarship Applications Now Available
- Multicultural Affairs to Honor the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
- Student Research Conference Call for Papers
- Buchheit and Rothermel Place Twice in Debate Marathon
- Art Gallery Exhibit Addresses Murder of J.R. Warren
- Hanson Named New Public Relations Intern
- Announcements
- TruFit Faculty/Staff Wellness Program for Spring Semester 2008
- Informational Meeting Regarding Summer 2008 Internships in Washington, D.C.
- Informational Meeting for “Sweet Power: Sugar, Empires, and Slaves in the Caribbean”
- The Next STEP Program Accepting Applications for 2008 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE)
- Students May Spend a Day Lobbying in Jefferson City, Mo.
- Westward Expansion into Missouri Exhibit at Library
- Truman Intramural Recreational Sports Planner
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
- Archives
Features
Leo and Caroline Funk of Columbia, Mo., recently made a gift of $50,000 to establish two new scholarships and increase an existing one.
Truman State University has made its first appearance in the Peace Corps’ annual rankings of schools producing volunteers for the organization.
Since its creation in 1980, the Truman State University Foundation has provided an opportunity for thousands of alumni and friends to make an investment in students.
Truman State University’s Multicultural Affairs Center will be sponsoring several activities to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
On April 3, Truman will have its 21st annual Student Research Conference.
Six students from the Truman State University Forensic Union participated in a three-day marathon of two back-to-back 12-round debate tournaments Jan. 11-13 in Denver hosted jointly by Regis University, the University of Utah and the University of Denver.
The national tour of Rory Golden’s exhibition “See Related Story: The Murder of J.R. Warren” addressing the July 2000 violent murder of Arthur Carl “J.R.” Warren Jr., a 26-year-old black gay man, of Grant Town, W. Va., will be shown at Truman State University Art Gallery until Feb. 15.
The Public Relations Office has announced Kara Hanson, a senior communication studies major, as its intern for the spring semester.