October 8, 2002

 This week's highlights:

* ASU Theatre: The Fantasticks, Wednesday 
thru Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

* Indian football at Ole Miss, Saturday, 1 p.m.

Other news 
& information:

Campus News
faculty & staff achievements

NewsPage

Upcoming  Events

ASU Web Resources
ASU Home Page

Alumni
About ASU
ASU Museum
Dean B. Ellis Library
E-mail Directory
Fowler Center

The Herald

Human Resources

Indian Athletics

 Institutional Research

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Inside ASU: first issue
Welcome to the first edition of "Inside ASU," a web-based newsletter for faculty and staff at Arkansas State University.  We want to bring you news and information each week to help keep the faculty and staff better informed about key developments at Arkansas State University.  Several faculty and staff members were invited to review prototype ideas and offer guidance on content; we hope you like the results. The target posting time will be midday Monday, but it may be Tuesday on occasion (like this week).  As with other web pages, this product will evolve as we see opportunities for improvement.  Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Campus News on the web
Campus News will continue on the web site to recognize faculty and staff achievements.  Campus News has been updated and features several new items.  Check it out at http://asunews.astate.edu/campus.htm. 

VCRAA announcement will be Wednesday
The new Vice Chancellor for Research and Academic Affairs will be introduced at an announcement Wednesday, Oct. 9, beginning at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby of the Dean B. Ellis Library.  All faculty and staff are invited to meet this individual.  More information will be available to the campus tomorrow.
Lecture~Concert Series
The 2002-03 Lecture~Concert Series will present a lecture by Sarantis Symeonoglu on Thursday, Oct. 17, Fowler Center.  This is a joint presentation with the Department of History. The series brochure in PDF format: http://www.astate.edu/docs/lecture/.  Admission is free to all events in the series.

Engineers recommend brick fixes
After a section of brick fell from the Twin Towers stairwell recently, ASU asked an engineer to study that and other buildings.  To assure safety, plans call for removal of the brick on Twin Towers stairwells and stabilization actions on other buildings erected during the 1960s.

Health Center construction
Ground will be ceremonially "broken" on Saturday, Oct. 26, to signify the start of construction of a new campus Health Center just south of Indian Stadium.  This is a partnership project between ASU and St. Bernards Regional Medical Center.  Plans call for health services to be available for faculty, staff, and students.  More details will be announced.

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