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May 1, 2006
This week:
* Performance Awards ceremony,
Tuesday
* Board of Trustees meeting, Thursday, ASU-Beebe Student
Center
* Military Science, Commissioning Ceremony, Friday, 3:30 p.m.,
Armory
* Spring Commencement,
Saturday, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Convocation Center
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Congrats to 2006 Performance
Award recipients
The Performance Awards ceremony will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in
the Auditorium of the new Student Union. Award recipients will be
recognized along with employees who have 10, 25, 30 and 40 years of
service and those employees who are retiring this year. Winners of
the 2006 Performance Awards are:
Service/Maintenance: Mia Sheppard-Taylor,
Facilities-Housekeeping
Skilled Crafts: David Foster, Mechanical/Electrical,
Facilities Management
Secretarial/Clerical: Karen Hancock, College of Education
Technical/Paraprofessional: Janis Cook,
Facilities-Construction Office
Professional/Non-Faculty: D.A. Davis, Environmental Health &
Safety
Executive/Managerial: Dr. Lonnie Williams, Student Affairs
Part-Time Employee: Ashley Stripling, Student Union
Customer Service: Matthew Sanchez, Financial Aid
ADHE
Coordinating Board approves items
The Arkansas
Department of Higher Education Coordinating Board met on Friday
morning for the regularly quarterly meeting at ASU-Newport. Two
items of particular interest to the campus were the approval of a
Master of Social Work for ASU-Jonesboro and an Associate of Criminal
Justice for ASU-Beebe.
Commencement is Saturday
May Commencement will be
held on Saturday, May 6, with two ceremonies in the Convocation
Center, one at 10 a.m. and another at 2 p.m. For a list of the
colleges represented at each ceremony or for more details, see the
NewsPage.
Long-awaited JETS
is finally here!
This Wednesday, May 3, the new city transit system JETS (Jonesboro
Economical Transit System) will host a Grand Rollout at 11 a.m. at
the Greater Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce. Then on the
first official day of service, Thursday, May 4, through the entire
month of May, individuals may ride the new buses at no cost.
Beginning June 1, fares will be implemented. JETS has three routes
across Jonesboro with numerous stops on each line, including many
across campus. For more, see the Red Line, the
Blue Line and the
Green Line. For more details
about the Grand Rollout or fares, click
here.
Board of
Trustees to meet Thursday in Beebe
The ASU Board of Trustees will meet at 10 a.m.
on Thursday, May 4, on the campus of ASU-Beebe in the
Wal-Mart/Regions Room of the Student Union.
ASU contributes to Encyclopedia of Arkansas
When the online "Encyclopedia
of Arkansas History and Culture" goes live Tuesday, it will include
a significant level of contributions by ASU faculty, students,
staff and alumni. The reference work was initiated by the Butler Center
for Arkansas Studies at the Central Arkansas Library. Dr.
Michael Dougan, History, was the most prolific author in terms of
word count, while Dr. Nancy Hendricks, Alumni Relations, has
the most entries. Alumnus and Ph.D. student Guy Lancaster is assistant editor and alumnus Mike Polston
is staff
historian. Others in the ASU family who wrote or reviewed articles or made other
contributions included: Jeff Bailey,
Dr. Brady Banta, Mike Bowman, Dr. Richard Burns, Dr. Deborah Chappel,
Dr. William Clements, Dr. Janelle Collins, Dr. Jason Combs, Deanna
Dismukes, Dr. Ruth Hawkins, Van Hawkins, Laura Hodo, Dr. Ellis
Julien, Brenda Keech, Dr. Joseph Key, Terry Johnson, Dr. Robert Lamm,
Anna Lancaster, Dr. Frances Malpezzi, Dr. Clyde Milner, Dr. Bryan Moore, Tom Moore,
Dr. Julie Morrow, Dr. Calvin Smith, Dr. Richard Wang and Cynthia
Wolfe.
Reception will celebrate Encyclopedia launch
The Heritage Studies Ph.D.
program will host a dessert reception Tuesday, May 2, 1:30-3 p.m.,
in the library's eighth floor lounge, for first viewing of the
online reference and celebrating contributors' efforts. Check it
out at
http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net. The site is a work in
progress; while hundreds of articles are ready, authors are still
needed for many more subjects.
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