Professor presents paper on "natural disasters" 
Scott Burcham, Social Work, gave a presentation titled, A Social Worker’s Perspective of the Spiritual Needs and Response to Those in Natural Disasters, at the International Conference on Social Science Research last year in New Orleans. Because of the Hurricane Katrina disaster, he is offering to give the presentation for any interested group.

Dr. John Hall lead author for published article
Dr. John D. Hall, Psychology & Counseling, is the lead author of an article recently published in the Journal of Applied School Psychology.  The article is titled, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: A Comparison of Negative versus Positive Symptom Formats.

Bill Rowe's work selected for international art fair
Bill Rowe, Art, has been selected to represent the SchroederRomero Gallery at the NADA (New Art Dealers Alliance) Art Fair in Miami. He is one of only five SchroederRomero artists selected to represent the gallery at the annual art fair which will be held this December.

Dr. Kim to present two papers this fall
Dr. Hyun-Duck Kim, Health, Physical Education & Sport Sciences, will present his papers titled, The Effects Of Service Quality On Customer Satisfaction And Repurchase Intention In The Korean Professional Basketball League and Relationships Between Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction, And Repurchase Intention In Korean Private Golf Courses at the Sport Marketing Association 2005 Annual Conference in Arizona in November. 

Dr. Lauren Schack-Clark records two CD's
Dr. Lauren Schack Clark, Music, will hold a piano recital and teach a master class at the University of Mississippi at Oxford later this month. In addition, she will record CD of the piano works of Boston composer Rosey Mei-Kuei Lee for Centaur Records. Earlier this summer she recorded a CD and was invited to perform at the Texas Christian University - Van Cliburn Institute, Teachers’ Program in Fort Worth.
 
12th Annual Day of Caring, your help is needed
This is the 50th anniversary year of United Way in Jonesboro, making this year's Day of Caring even more special. Volunteers are needed and today is the last day for registration. M.A. Wheeler in University Relations is coordinating ASU's United Way activity this year...click here to access the response form, or contact her at 972-2940 or by e-mail to volunteer for Day of Caring.

Paint the Stadium Red! First home game is Saturday
Businesses around Jonesboro are busy with the annual Paint the Town Red this week, showing their support for the first home football game this Saturday against Tennessee-Martin. Paint the Stadium Red encourages everyone to wear red to the game at Indian Stadium. For more details about Paint the Stadium Red or the athletics promotion calendar, click here. For more information about Paint the Town Red, go to the Chamber.

9th Annual Order of the Tribe: Thursday
This Thursday at 7 p.m., all students are invited to the Convocation Center for ice cream and drinks and an 8 p.m. program on the history and traditions of ASU. Please remind your students of this fun and informative event sponsored by the Student Activities Board and the Student Government Association.

Board of Trustees meeting this Friday
The Board of Trustees will meet this Friday, Sept. 9, at 10 a.m.  The meeting will be held in Dryer Hall at the ASU-Mountain Home campus.

Flanagans provide plaque, telling Clyde's story
Arkansas State University will recognize Jay and Liz Flanagan on Thursday, Sept. 8, at during a brief ceremony beginning at 8:30 a. m. in the Student Union. The couple, who are longtime ASU supporters and staff members, will be honored for their gift of a plaque telling the story of the Indian statue, "Clyde." The event is open to everyone.

Yearbook portraits begin today!
Child Art Studio, the official yearbook portrait photographer, will be making photos today through Thursday from 9 until 4 in the Student Union. All faculty and administrative staff, especially those who have not had a picture made within the past couple of years, should stop by. In addition to the yearbook, the University Communications Office uses these portraits for news releases, the web, and other publicity.  It's quick, it's painless. 

Exhibit opening Thursday at Bradbury Gallery
The opening exhibition for the fall season at the Bradbury Gallery in the Fowler Center will be "Glimpse: Selected Works from the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Columbia College, Chicago."  The exhibition will feature a variety of work from the museum’s impressive collection, with a focus on photographs created in the last two decades.  The opening reception  is at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, and the exhibit continues through Oct. 2.  On Sept. 22 at 7 p.m., Rod Slemmons, the director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography, will give a public lecture in the Fine Arts Center Recital Hall. Click here for details.

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