May 3, 2004
This week:
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Spring Commencement:
Friday, May 7,
7 p.m.,
Convocation
Center
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Faculty & student
achievements
Dr.
J. David Gillanders,
Engineering, has been inducted into his alma mater's Hall of Honor.
Paige
Wimberley, Nonie Wiggins,
Annette Stacy and Debbie Gilbert-Palmer,
all of Nursing, have
authored articles in recent publications. And,
Chandra
Miller, Dr. Patricia Glascock, and Dr. Phil Hestand, all of the
Counseling Center, have been elected to various organizations.
Read more
details about these achievements in
Campus News.
Strategic Planning update
If you have not already done so, read the April 28 e-mail message from
David Cox, chair of the Strategic Council, and study the initiatives
that were suggested during the conference on April 26. David's
message, including a link to the list of initiatives, is also available
on the Strategic Planning website.
As he explained, a writing committee will take the next step, which
involves some "sense making" of the initiatives. Comments from the
university community are still invited...write to
dwcox@astate.edu.
Spring Commencement this Friday, May 7
The
spring commencement ceremony will be Friday, May 7, beginning at 7 p.m.
in the Convocation Center. The Registrar’s Office has listed 998
students as candidates for degrees at both the graduate and
undergraduate level. Of that number, five are for doctoral degrees, 133
are for graduate degrees, and 860 are for undergraduate degrees. The
College of Education and the College of Nursing and Health Professions
have the highest number of students graduating, with 193 candidates in
each college. Following the commencement ceremony, a reception for all
graduates, their guests, and faculty and staff will be held on the north
mezzanine, between the blue and green entrances of the building.
ASU Board of Trustees meeting Friday, May 7
The ASU Board of Trustees
will meet this Friday, May 7, at 9 a.m. in the Dean B. Ellis Library 8th
floor Board Room. Please note that this is an hour earlier than
originally announced.
Bridging the Gap seeking applicants
Student Support
Services is currently seeking applicants for the summer program entitled
Bridging the Gap. Designed for incoming students who desire
an early jumpstart on their college career, it will be held August 9
- 13. Students must meet one of these criteria: an ACT composite score
of 19 or below, a high school GPA of 2.5 or below, or a non-traditional
student. This program is for students who will be attending ASU in fall
2004. The program is free of charge, upon request. If you know of
students who might be interested, have them contact Kimberley Johnson at
972-2080 or sss@astate.edu.
Museum opens next
week in Piggott
Monday, May 10, is
the grand opening of the Matilda and Karl Pfeiffer
Museum and Study Center in Piggott with Luncheon on the Lawn at the
adjacent Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center. The event is in conjunction with the third annual
celebration of the May 10, 1927, Paris wedding of Ernest Hemingway and
Pauline Pfeiffer. Read
more, here.
Construction update for summer
projects
Construction will begin soon on
the parking areas and on the street in front of the Administration
Building. As part of the plan for the new Student Union located
across from the Administration Building, the street will be redesigned with a
circular turnaround on Aggie Road. Plans will include a fountain in the
middle of the turnaround. Construction will begin approximately the
first week of June.
Opportunities for sharing language
The Department of Languages is offering a new service activity, the
Jonesboro World Language Community. The goal is to promote
communication and sharing among those who speak languages other than
English. Follow the
link to the
community's web site for details or to register your interest.
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approaches, we ask for and encourage your feedback. Please send your
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