Fall 2007

December

• SHSU Update (Dec. 16)
  • Entergy Grant Lights Up Three Departments
  • CS Donation Starts Up TAKS Lab For High School
  • Picasso Project Collaborates In NSF Grant
  • Two Earn Second Lieutenant Bars
  • Famous Basketball Team To ‘Globetrot’ Into Coliseum
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• Communication Offers First 'Family-' Oriented MA (Dec. 14)
• SHSU Update (Dec. 9)
  • Rec Sports To Offer Finals Relief
  • Dance Seniors To Reach REM
  • Graduating Seniors To Exhibit Works
  • Teske To Visit Germany For Hate Crimes Research
  • Education Professors’ Book Wins Another Award
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• SHSU, Costa Rican University Sign Agreement (Dec. 7)
• Class Project Rewards Students, Community (Dec. 7)
• English Prof Awarded $25K For Fellowship (Dec. 7)
• O'Day, Olson Are Commencement Speakers (Dec. 6)
• 'Asper Nation' Takes On Media, Politics (Dec. 4)
• SHSU Joins Texas Campus Compact (Dec. 4)
• SHSU Update (Dec. 2)
  • Syracuse Prof To Lecture On Middle East’s ‘Turn’
  • Department To Celebrate Holidays Internationally
  • Banquet Ticket Deadline Is Monday
  • Baseball Camps To Swing Students Into Season
  • ‘MoonDreams,’ ‘Autumn Sky’ To Take Final Tour Dec. 7
  • Theatre To 'Experiment' With Original Scripts
  • Music Concerts Bow Out Semester
  • Dance Students To Give End-Of-Year Performances
  • SAM Center Reaches Out To Hispanic Students
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November

• Freshman Wins Free Spring Tuition (Nov. 30)
• Tree of Light Ceremony Held In New Plaza (Nov. 28)
• Del Carmen Named Regents' Professor (Nov. 26)
• Olson Named Regents' Professor (Nov. 26)
• SHSU Update (Nov. 25)
  • Fall Semester Begins Wrapping Up
  • Professor To Share Works On Nov. 29
  • Music Majors To ‘Duel’ With Pianos
  • Beta Gamma Sigma Invites 10
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• SHSU Update (Nov. 18)
  • Tree Ceremony To Light Up Mall Area
  • Association Selling Tickets For Hall Of Honor Ceremony
  • James To Reveal Where ‘Babies’ Come From
  • Workshops To Teach Interview, Negotiating Techniques
  • Conroe Students ‘Shadow’ Bearkats
  • Watts, Student Recognized At Counseling Conference
  • Students Advertise Themselves Well At AAF Conference
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• Gaertner Discusses Progress, Need For Campaign (Nov. 16)
• Regents Approve Tuition, Fee Hikes (Nov. 15)
• SHSU Update (Nov. 11)
  • Event To Promote Butting Out Tobacco
  • Campus To Open For Potential Students Nov. 17
  • Basketball Fans To Tailgate Before Tech Game
  • Planning Meeting To Be Held For New Reading Program
  • Sociology Prof To Get ‘Up Close and Personal’
  • Vermont Professor To Discuss Economics Of Medicine
  • Physics To Host Two Speakers
  • Tour To Give ‘MoonDreams,’ ‘Autumn Sky’ Info
  • Theatre To Visit ‘42nd Street’
  • Orchestra To Perform In China
  • Disney To Recruit On Campus
  • Changes Implemented For Spring Registration
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• Political Science Students Dive Into Politics, Service (Nov. 8)
• SHSU Update (Nov. 4)
  • ‘Oleanna’ Showing To Raise ‘Burning Issues’
  • Charitable Campaign To End Nov. 15
  • Ruffin To Discuss, Read Excerpts From Two Books
  • Flight Systems President, Pilot To Discuss Drone Planes
  • Library Director To Teach Faculty About Effectiveness
  • Events To Say ‘Bonjour’ To French Culture
  • Exhibits To Honor Vets, Explore ‘Strangers’
  • School Of Music Tunes In With Three Concerts
  • Workshops To Help With Transitions, Etiquette
  • Spring Registration Begins Friday
  • Council To Bring TV, CPR Certification To Campus
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October

• Two Books Examine McKay Everett Kidnapping (Oct. 31)
• SHSU Update (Oct. 28)
  • Students Collecting Clothes, Toys For African Children
  • Basketball Team To Host Fund-Raising Golf Tourney
  • Physics To Party With Stars On Friday
  • Lecturer To Look At Economics Of College Sports
  • Authors To Speak At Book Conference
  • Barnyard To Provide Ag Learning Experience For Kids
  • Initiative To Bring Education Speaker To Campus
  • Staff Council To Haunt LSC At Annual Luncheon
  • Revolutionary Flags Fly For Walker Center Exhibit
  • Music Faculty To Perform ‘Monster,’ Voice Concerts
  • ROTC Ranger Challenge Brings Home The Gold
  • McNair Program Gets $924K For Grant
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• Dole Tells Students To Face 'Bumps' With Humor (Oct. 23)
• SHSU Update (Oct. 21)
  • Bob Dole To Give ‘President’s’ Speech On Monday
  • Health Center To Vaccinate Faculty, Staff
  • Ballerina To Serve As Grassroots Speaker
  • Professor To Discuss Loyalty, Police
  • St. Mary’s Mathematician To Move Students In Circles
  • A&M Prof To Discuss Macroeconomic Consequences
  • Program To Pass Along ‘Ultimate Money Skills’
  • Conference To Converge Math Professionals, Students
  • Organization To Draw Donors For Rivalry Blood Drive
  • Graduating Seniors Invited To ‘Destination Graduation’
  • Music To Have Swingin’ Concert, Marching Festival
  • Center To Give Study Skills, Grad School Advice
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• Week Aims To 'UniDiversify' Campus (Oct. 19)
• Homecoming Office Decoration Winners (Oct. 19)
• Service Set For Biologist Karölis Bagdonas (Oct. 19)
• New Campaign Dispels Myths Of What's 'Normal' (Oct. 18)
• SHSU Gets 7th National Science Foundation Grant (Oct. 15)
• SHSU Update (Oct. 14)
  • Center To Screen Students For Depression
  • Speaker To Discuss Houston’s Port Authority
  • Opera Workshop To Perform Italian Comedy
  • Department To Shake Up Theatre Center With ‘Quake’
  • Doctoral Student Wins $500 Higher One Prize
  • University Gifts, Participation Increase in 2007
  • Exhibit To Feature Works Of Retired Professor
  • Air Force’s Clarinet Quartet To Perform
  • Faculty Member To Present Geological Research
  • Cashion Named Historical Association Fellow
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• Hackett To Serve As Executive-In-Residence (Oct. 12)
• ADAI To Raise Awareness During National Week (Oct. 11)
• Homecoming 2007 Activities Announced (Oct. 11)
• Families To Join Bearkats For 'Weekend' (Oct. 10)
• SHSU To Honor Distinguished Alumni (Oct. 9)
• 2008 Texas Poet Laureate Has SHSU Ties (Oct. 9)
• Ragsdale Donates $1.25 Million to SHSU (Oct. 9)
• SHSU Update (Oct. 7)
  • 'Lives Of Others' Is Next 'Burning Issues' Film
  • Seminar To Give Students 'A Night To Remember'
  • Pierce To Get 'Up Close And Personal' With Students
  • Workshop To Teach Employees About Budgets, Funding
  • Speaker To Discuss Indian Money Management
  • Archaeologist To Discuss Battlefield Excavation
  • Districts To Meet Prospective Teachers At Oct. 10 Fair
  • Tour To Give 'MoonDreams,' 'Autumn Sky' Info
  • Art Students To Give Pieces Of Themselves For Exhibit
  • Poets To Read In Austin Hall
  • W. O. W. Lecture Series Under Way
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• SHSU To Conduct NCAA Certification Study (Oct. 5)

September

• SHSU Update (Sept. 30)
  • Health Center To Give Free Flu Shots
  • Homecoming Parade To Roll Out 'Orange Carpet'
  • Regent To Give Grassroots Lecture
  • ADAI To Give Another Interpretation Of DWI
  • Association To Go 'Away' On Chartered Buses
  • Career Services To Give Job Fair Basics
  • SAM Center To Prepare Students For Grad School Tests
  • Symphony To 'Open' With Concert
  • Continuing Ed Cancels Fall EMT Course
  • McNair Scholars Present Research
  • Professors' Presentation 'Makes Things Brighter'
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• Humanities And Social Sciences Honors Faculty, Staff (Sept. 28)
• SHSU Group Tests Biofuels (Sept. 27)
• Review: Jesus in the Mist (Sept. 25)
• Review: The Segovia Chronicles (Sept. 24)
• SHSU Update (Sept. 23)
  • Fall Enrollment Continues To Climb, Set Records
  • Fulbright Deadline Approaches
  • ‘Friends’ Gala To Benefit Faculty, Student Musicians
  • Theatre To Bring Thebes To SHSU For ‘Oedipus’
  • ADAI To Teach Students What’s ‘Too Much’
  • ‘Excellent’ Professor To Inaugurate Series
  • UTA Prof To Give Second Piney Woods Lecture
  • Events To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
  • Artists Take On Human Figure In Exhibit
  • Workshops To Give Job Evaluation, Negotiation Lessons
  • Continuing Ed Offers Online Employee Training Courses
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• Exhibit To Help 'Remember The Alamo' (Sept. 21)
• SHSU Becomes Second To Certify Advisers (Sept. 21)
• SHSU To "Pink Out" For Breast Cancer Awareness (Sept. 18)
• SHSU Update (Sept. 16)
  • Filipino Dancers To Perform
  • Students To Get More Than 100 Choices At Expo
  • ADAI To Show Effects Of ‘Calories On The Rocks’
  • Professor Planning London Trip For May 2008
  • Association Accepting Reservations For New York Trip
  • SHSU Band Director To Discuss Roots
  • Student Activities To Show Funny Side Of Money
  • Tour To Give ‘MoonDreams,’ ‘Autumn Sky’ Info
  • SAM Center Offers Grad School Advice
  • Student Group To Share Story With Children
  • Education Recognizes Four For ‘Outstanding’ Work
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• Economist Questions Blood Alcohol Standard (Sept. 14)
• Congressman Announces $297,959 Grant (Sept. 11)
• Constitution Day(s) Sept. 17, 18 (Sept. 11)
• SHSU Update (Sept. 9)
  • ADP To Tackle Burning Issues In ‘Flags Of Our Fathers’
  • Distinguished Educator Nominations Due Oct. 12
  • Gaertner To Get ‘Up Close And Personal’ During Lecture
  • ADAI To Play Alternative ‘Game Of Life’
  • Series Brings Mathematician To Campus
  • Michigan Prof To Discuss Childhood Obesity
  • Career Services To Give Résumé, Interviewing Tips
  • Music To Host Flute, Choral Concerts
  • Golf Tourney For Theatre, Dance Tees Off Sept. 15
  • SAM Center To Give Study, Transfer Tips
  • Library To Open House For Faculty, Staff
  • SHSU Grad Student Wins $10,000 Scholarship
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• Emergency Procedures Quick Reference Guide (Sept. 7)
• Professor Brings 'Picasso Project' To SHSU (Sept. 6)
• Biology Profs, Students Dig Into Africa (Sept. 5)
• SHSU Update (Sept. 2)
  • Rec Sports To Help Campus Become ‘Lean Kats’
  • Community To Walk For Heart Association
  • Sign Language Class Offered For Fall
  • Second Alcohol Summit To Educate Community
  • Faculty, Staff To Picnic On Sept. 7
  • Party To Prepare Students For Career Expo
  • Professor’s Group To Perform At SHSU
  • 'Le Flaneur' To Show Student Perceptions
  • Professional Organizations Recognize Watts
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