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- Features
- Symphony Begins Kohlenberg Lyceum Series
- Science and Mathematics Faculty Awarded More Than $2 Million in Grants
- Author Visits Truman for Grad Week
- Testing Center Receives Upgrades
- Forensics Team Opens Season with Wins
- Glamour Magazine Seeks Applicants
- MAC Offers Diversity Enhancement Grants
- New Faculty Participate in Orientation Activities
- McClanahan Nominates Thomas for Award
- Scholarship Opportunities
- Announcements
- Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
- Student Representative to the Board of Governors Applications Available
- Allen Fellowship Nominations
- Missouri Government Internship Informational Meeting
- Fall 2009 Career Expo
- Grad Week Schedule
- Intent to Graduate Forms Due Oct. 1
- Yoga and Meditation Workshop
- World Premiere Production of Columbinus
- The Writing Center Now Offers Online Scheduling
- Homecoming Apparel On Sale
- Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges
- Grant Proposals for Excursion/Field Trip Opportunities
- Join International Friends
- Library Book Sale and Party
- Truman Intramural Recreational Sports Planner
- Art Department Speaker
- Notables
- Notes
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Features
The Kansas City Symphony will perform at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 29 in Baldwin Hall Auditorium.
Faculty members in the School of Science and Mathematics recently received more than $2 million in grants to purchase equipment, provide students with scholarships, promote curricular innovations and conduct research.
Donald Asher, internationally acclaimed author and "America’s Job Search Guru," visits Truman as part of the Career Center’s annual Graduate School Week program.
The Truman Assessment and Testing Office has announced the opening of its PearsonVUE Select computer-based testing (CBT) center.
Members of the Truman Forensics Union opened their season with multiple wins on the campus of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., at the annual Boilermaker Special Forensics Tournament.
Glamour magazine invites students to apply for the 2010 Top 10 College Women Competition.
This year, the Multicultural Affairs Center will offer Diversity Enhancement Grants to students, faculty and staff members who support cultural months.
New faculty participated in The Center for Teaching and Learning’s orientation Aug. 20-21.
Representative Rebecca McClanahan nominated Bertha Thomas, assistant dean of Multicultural Affairs, for the DeVerne Lee Calloway Award.
The Kansas City Society of CPCU has announced the Percy S. Lorie Scholarship for the 2009-2010 academic year.