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- Features
- Hercules Gift to Benefit Truman Accounting Program
- Sixth Annual Technology Fair to Take Place During University Conference
- Truman Forensics Takes Third at Debate Tournament at the Air Force Academy
- Kirksville Chapter of Sigma Xi Donates Books to Adair County R-II School in Brashear
- Professional Development Institute Inaugural Class set to Start Fall 2008
- Scholarship Opportunities Available
- Announcements
- University Conference Schedule
- Spring Career Expo and Mock Interviews Scheduled
- The Campus Life, Spirit and Fun Working Group Seeks Input
- Truman Faculty Forum Presents Beaky
- Shuttle to LaPlata Train Station March Midterm Break
- Foundation Scholarship Applications for 2008-2009 Available Online
- Graduation Announcements Available in Truman Bookstore
- Health and Fitness Presentations for Faculty and Staff Members
- Assistive Technology Laboratory at the Library
- Health Awareness Fair to Take Place Feb. 21
- Biology Seminar Series Presents Toews
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
- Archives
Features
Duane Hercules, a 1982 graduate of Truman State University, and his wife Joy have made a $30,000 commitment to the “Bright Minds Bright Futures” campaign designed to benefit the accounting program in the School of Business.
The Teaching Learning Technology Roundtable’s (TLTR) Sixth Annual Technology Fair will be taking place from 1:30-5 p.m. Feb. 20 in the SUB Activities Room, the afternoon of University Conference.
Members of the Truman Forensic Union ranked third in debate sweepstakes and earned several other honors Feb. 8-10 at the 47th Annual USAFA Classic Speech and Debate Tournament at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Following its donation of a book series titled “Women’s Adventures in Science” to the Adair County Public Library this past summer and to the Kirksville Middle School library on Oct. 17, 2007, the Kirksville Chapter of Sigma Xi donated a third set to the Adair County R-II School in Brashear on Feb. 11.
The Professional Development Institute (PDI), a highly selective program developed and coordinated by Polly Matteson, Career Center career coordinator, is a collaborative effort to help students prepare for their after college experience.
Several scholarship opportunities are available.