Spring and Summer 2007

August

• Computer Science Accredited (Aug. 29)
• CJ Gets International Training Grant (Aug. 29)
• Alcohol Summit To Promote Responsible Choices (Aug. 27)
• SHSU Update (Aug. 26)
  • SHSU To Unveil GO Station At Tailgate Party
  • Health Center Extends Hours For Fall, Spring
  • More Activities Lined Up For Welcome Week
  • Virtual Bar To Teach Students Blood-Alcohol Lessons
  • Departments To Send Students On Ultimate Road Trip
  • Students, Employees To Scavenge Campus For Prizes
  • Dance Team Seeks New Members During Try-Outs
  • Alumni Relations To Party With Faculty, Staff
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• Conference Center Development Planned (Aug. 23)
• Employees Honored For Service (Photos) (Aug. 23)
• Gaertner Addresses State Of University (Aug. 22)
• SHSU Again Named To 'Best in West' List (Aug. 22)
• SHSU Update (Aug. 19)
  • Faculty, Staff Mentors Sought
  • Seminars To Teach Ins And Outs Of Social Web Sites
  • Rec Sports To Dive Into Year With Beach Bash, RavenFest
  • Profs Look At Art, Technology In Gaddis Geeslin Exhibit
  • Rec Sports To Recruit Employees During Fair
  • Continuing Ed Offers Courses For Fall
  • Professors’ Book Earns Journal Directors’ Choice Award
  • Education Book Translated Into Indonesian
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• Buildings Named, Professors Honored At Regents' Meeting (Aug. 16)
• SHSU Update (Aug. 12)
  • Gaertner To Address State Of Campus On Aug. 22
  • Convocation To Welcome Freshmen Aug. 18
  • NSF Program Officer To Give Funding Tips
  • College To Host Teaching Conference
  • Planetarium To Show Last ‘Colors Of Summer’
  • Miller Named Association Fellow
  • Psychology Adviser Gets Recertified
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• SHSU Update (Aug. 5)
  • Parking Permits Now Available For Academic Year
  • Two Graduate To Second Lieutenants
  • Theatre, Dance To Host Scholarship Golf Tourney
  • Mickey’s Tourney Raises $15,400 For Scholarships
  • Poli Sci Major Awarded Chancellor’s Scholarship
  • Sororities To Recruit For Fall
  • Office Offers New Professional Courses
  • Football Staff To Pass Knowledge Onto Women
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July

• SHSU/HHS Establish Accelerated Degree Program (July 31)
• SHSU Update (July 29)
  • Planetarium To Show ‘Colors Of Summer,’ ‘Ring World’
  • PR Seeks Calendar Info For Fall
  • Alma Mater Names Del Carmen ‘Outstanding’
  • Criminal Justice Prof To Be Honored For ‘Stellar Career’
  • Lutterschmidt Named Associate Editor For Journal
  • McNair Scholar Presents At A&M Research Symposium
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• Bush Grant To Benefit 20 Budding Librarians (July 26)
• SHSU To Dedicate Restored Organ (July 26)
• Football For Women Program Offered (July 25)
• Conroe Mayor Is Commencement Speaker (July 24)
• SHSU Update (July 22)
  • Ward Discusses Student Roles In Information Collection
  • Student Posters To Be Displayed In LSC
  • ABC To Cast Call For Game Contestants In Houston
  • SAM Center Offers Grad School Advice
  • All Spring School Psychology Grads Pass Exam
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• Series To Bring Love To SHSU (July 17)
• SHSU Update (July 15)
  • Houston Fifth Ward Students Visit SHSU
  • Student Organization, Adviser Recognized As ‘Super’
  • Lesesne Wins ALAN Award
  • Students Seek Family Volunteers For Program
  • Group To Host Professional Conference
  • Tripp Lectures At ‘Cultural Kaleidoscope’ Conference
  • Ag Alumni To Gather For Dinner July 31
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• SHSU Ranks High In Doctoral Production (July 7)
• Houstonian Wins Awards (July 2)
• Raven Nest Rates Increase Aug. 1 (July 2)

June

• SHSU Update (June 24)
  • Coordinator To Compete For Miss Texas Title
  • Employee Scholarship Application Due June 29
  • Theatre To Perform 'Like You Like It'
  • Award-Winning Recruitment Video Now Available
  • Planetarium To Show ‘Colors Of Summer,’ ‘Ring World’
  • Student Activities To Create ‘Summer Fun’
  • Military Science Welcomes 13 For Junior ROTC Training
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• Museum Selling Sam's Julep Cup Replicas (June 22)
• Prof Looks At 'Sun'-ny Side Of Solar Weather (June 19)
• Pollard Named New Regent (June 19)
• Grant 'Goes' To SHSU For Traveling Station (June 15)
• Baseball Club Finishes 6th Nationally (June 13)
• SHSU Update (June 10)
  • Second Annual Perkins Tourney To Benefit Daughter
  • Today@Sam Redesigns Experts Page
  • Student Seeks Family Volunteers For Divorce Study
  • Visiting Artist To Display Works Through June 13
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• Academic Building V Breaks Ground (June 8)
• Texans Surveyed on Crime Issues (June 4)

May

• SHSU Update (May 27)
  • College To Break Ground On New Home
  • Alumni To Take SHSU To The Ballgame
  • Rec Sports Offers Water Aerobics, Fitness Classes
  • Summer Classes To Begin After Memorial Holiday
  • Association To Tee Off For Scholarship Fund
  • Alumni Reception To Be Held In The Woodlands
  • SAM Center To Teach Summer Study Skills
  • Profs Recognized By Ag Organizations
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• Olson Comments on John Wayne's 100th Birthday (May 24)
• Name Change Bill Goes to Governor (May 23)
• Staff Excellence Winners For 2007 (May 17)
• 2007 Golf Tourney Winners (May 15)
• Rob Eissler Commencement Address (May 14)
• Eduardo Sanchez Commencement Address (May 14)
• Faculty Excellence Winners for 2007 (May 10)
• Nine Commissioned As Army Leaders (May 11)
• SHSU Gets $68,000 Grant From HP (May 9)
• High School CJ Students Compete At Sam (May 4)

April

• SHSU Update (April 29)
  • Semester Comes To An End
  • Physics To Give Final Glimpse Of Spring Skies, Orion
  • SHSU To Host Interest-Oriented Summer Camps
  • Summer Camps To Teach Athletic Skills
  • Music To End Semester With Four Concerts
  • ROTC Acknowledged For Army-Benefiting Blood Drive
  • Senior Wins Finance Scholarship
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• Remote Sensing On A Shoestring (April 24)
• SHSU Update (April 22)
  • Reception To Officially Open Visitor, Alumni Center
  • Rec Sports To Ante Up Poker Walk
  • Retirement Reception To Be Held For Lukaszewski
  • Former ‘Country Campus’ To Receive Historical Marker
  • Roundtable To Discuss Future Of Homeland Security
  • Trade Commissioner To Discuss US, Canadian Relations
  • Professor To Discuss Paper For Economics Seminar
  • Program To Honor Seniors, Chairs With Ice Cream
  • SHSU To Auction Property April 28
  • Chemistry Awards More Than 40 Scholarships
  • Chemistry Profs Present At Waco Conference
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• Recipe Book to Benefit Animals (April 17)
• SHSU Update (April 15)
  • Volunteers Sought For Folk Festival
  • Twentieth Folk Festival To Celebrate Life In 1800s
  • Retirement Reception Planned For Prof
  • History Prof To Share ‘Roots’ For Lecture
  • Association Tournament To Benefit Scholarships
  • Faculty, Staff To Tee Off For Tourney
  • McNair Scholars Sought For Next Academic Year
  • ‘Rejected’ Art To Be Featured In Show
  • Art Student To Auction Works
  • December Graduation Applications Due April 23
  • ADP Celebrates Democracy With Speech, Awards
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• Doctoral Students Reach Out In Community (April 13)
• Festival To Showcase Contemporary Works, Musicians (April 13)
• Dance To Perform 'At Home, On Tour' (April 13)
• Alumni Recognized For Service (April 9)
• SHSU Update (April 8)
  • Counseling Center To Screen, Educate For Alcohol Issues
  • Office To Prepare Students For ‘Destination Graduation’
  • SHSU’s ‘Outstanding’ To Be Honored At Sammy Awards
  • Physics To Show Spring Skies, Orion
  • Music Hosts Trio Of Concerts April 10-12
  • Weekend Concerts To Include Choir, Opera
  • Students To Take A Break From Tutoring To Present
  • Beta Gamma Sigma Inducts 54 For 10th Anniversary
  • Tri-Beta Honored For ‘Chapter Excellence’
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• Theatre To Visit ‘South Pacific’ (April 6)
• SHSU System Establishes Faculty Awards (April 4)
• Christ is Carpenter at SHSU (April 3)
• SHSU Update (April 1)
  • Ring Ceremony To Be Held April 12
  • SHSU Seeks Professional For First Dan Rather Chair
  • Speakers To Discuss ‘Mutiny, Tragedy’ In Houston
  • Jeopardy! Champ, Prof To Give Public Reading
  • Theatre To Visit ‘South Pacific’
  • Conference To Show How To ‘Meet The Needs’
  • Bookstore To Host Student Employment Sessions
  • Program To Allow Officers View Of Mexican System
  • Publication Party To Be Held For Prof’s Book
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March

• Former Cuban Prisoner is Democracy Week Speaker (March 29)
• Exhibit To Tell History Of 'Tejanos In Texas' (March 26)
• SHSU Update (March 25)
  • Fair To Give Wellness Tips
  • Speaker, Day To Raise Colorectal Cancer Awareness
  • Teacher Job Fair Attracts More Than 138 Schools
  • James Madison Prof To Discuss Sudoku
  • Community Activist To Speak For ‘Grassroots’
  • TCU Prof To Discuss Economics Issues
  • Orange Keys Applications Being Accepted
  • Festival To ‘Jazz’ Up SHSU
  • Music To Host Brass, Symphony Concerts
  • Art Students’ Works To Be Judged For Scholarships
  • OneCard Program Wins National Marketing Award
  • PC To Have Fear-Filled ‘Fling’
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• International Week To Highlight Faculty, Students (March 22)
• 1 in 5 Texans Say They Are Stalking Victims (March 22)
• Cashion Elected to Texas Institute of Letters (March 21)
• Students Get Glimpse Of Field During Project (March 19)
• SHSU Update (March 18)
  • Campus To Open For Potential Students March 24
  • ‘Excellent’ Staff Members Sought
  • Indian Literature Expert To Speak
  • Registration Dates Change
  • SAM Center To Give Study Skills Advice
  • Honors Student To Show ‘Order Of Movement’
  • Music To Host Quintet Of Performances
  • Biology Group To Host Conference
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• SHSU Update (March 11)
  • Cheerleaders To Appear On ESPN2
  • Art Professors Showcase Works In Houston
  • Biology Students Win Big At Science Conference
  • HUB Show To Be Held March 12
  • Alpha Chi Inducts 60
  • Gibson Awarded As Texas Mediator
  • Grant Named President Of Housing Officers Org
  • Students Give Boys Scouts Chemistry Lessons
  • FCS Faculty Present Work At Conference
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• Sam Grad Is President's Speaker (March 8)
• College Of Education Honors Its 'Heroes' (March 7)
• Victims' Institute Study Suggests Restitution Fixes (March 5)
• SHSU Update (March 4)
  • Workshop Series To Give Career-Obtaining Skills
  • Campus To Spring Break March 15-16
  • Rec Sports To Help Students Survive Spring Break
  • Student Seeks Family Volunteers For Divorce Study
  • Visitor Center Seeks Saturdays@Sam Volunteers
  • Physics To Show Students Spring Skies, Orion
  • Tech Professor To Discuss Social Security
  • Faculty Concert To Feature Bassoon
  • Graduate Choreographers Show ‘All Things Considered’
  • Cheerleaders Sought For All-Girl Squad
  • Group Teaches Fifth Graders ‘Fun’ Science
  • McNair Scholars Present In Denton
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February

• SHSU Update (Feb. 25)
  • SHSU Continues To Outgrow Other Colleges
  • University To March To Sam Houston’s Grave
  • Display To Show ‘Beauty Among Old Main’s Ashes’
  • German Professor To Discuss Studying Abroad
  • Theatre To Show ‘Life x 3’
  • Symphonic Band, Symphony To Perform
  • Dance Company To ‘Whisper’, ‘Shout’ At Concert
  • Performance To Raise Money For Local SAAFE House
  • Workshop To Help Non-Traditional Students Build Resumes
  • Professors, Students To Present At Baylor
  • Library Science Hosts Illustration Conference
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• AAI Events To RID Students Of Alcohol Abuse (Feb. 23)
• New Profs Plant Service Seeds (Feb. 22)
• March 2 Events to Mark Sam's Birthday (Feb. 22)
• Dean Wins Award for Nutrition Research (Feb. 19)
• Perry Appoints SHSU Senior To Regents (Feb. 19)
• SHSU Update (Feb. 18)
  • Career Fairs To Offer More Than 100 Opportunities
  • AAI To Share ‘Dirty Laundry’
  • ‘Excellent’ Teachers Sought
  • ‘Excellent’ Faculty Researchers, Philanthropists Sought
  • Event To Create Mayhem At HKC
  • Vice President To Share ‘Roots’
  • State Demographer To Discuss Future Changes
  • SHSU Prof To Speak At Physics Colloquium
  • Professional To Address Student Budgeting
  • Reception To Recognize, Inform ‘Outstanding’ Undergrads
  • Voice Professor To Feature Talents In Recital
  • Art Showing ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ Through March 8
  • Crown Classic Tourney To Benefit Cancer Awareness
  • Warren, Parker Give Investigation Presentation
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• Regents Approve Humanities and Social Sciences Building (Feb. 16)
• SHSU Study Documents Katrina's Crime Costs (Feb. 13)
• SHSU Update (Feb. 11)
  • Foot-Soldiers To Bring Black History To SHSU
  • Sammy Award Nominations Sought
  • Departments To Give Opportunity To ‘Save A Hero’
  • SHSU To Open Doors To Boy, Girl Scouts
  • Physics To Show Students Spring Skies, Orion
  • Thesis Concert To Show Students’ ‘Perspectives’
  • Music Faculty To Present ‘Romantic’ Concert
  • Warner Chair Puts SHSU On International Airwaves
  • Entergy Donates $1,000 To Prof
  • Organization Raffling Off V-Day Dinner
  • College To Train High School CJ Instructors
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• Valentine’s Week To Include Responsibility Lessons (Feb. 9)
• AAI, CARE To Simulate Drunk Driving Accidents (Feb. 9)
• Theatre To Present ‘Night of the Iguana’ (Feb. 9)
• Former Professor, Chair Displays 'Silence' (Feb. 8)
• Ferol Robinson Dies at 88 (Feb. 5)
• Employees Honored for Fund Drive Success (Feb. 5)
• SHSU Update (Feb. 4)
  • SHSU To Celebrate Mardi Gras Cajun Style
  • AAI To Show Dangers In ‘Beer, Bait, Ammo’ Combo
  • MISS To Host Third Diversity Conference
  • Nominations Sought For Service, Distinguished Awards
  • COBA To Teach ‘Dos,’ Don’ts’ Of Resume Writing
  • Harvard Physicist To Give Lecture
  • Workshop To Bring Mythology, Fairy Tales To The Opera
  • Alumni Scholarship Deadline Approaching
  • Lutterschmidt, Neudorf Receive $290,000 Grant
  • Watts Recognized For Professional Writing
  • Legal Services Awarded For Project’s Excellence
  • Order Of Omega To Induct 20
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• UCLA Researcher is Spring Distinguished Lecturer (Feb. 1)

January

• TRIES Develops New Wastewater Treatment Plant (Jan. 31)
• Alumnus Donates $1 Million To Baseball Program (Jan. 30)
• SHSU Update (Jan. 28)
  • Brady Discusses Financial Aid With Students, Staff
  • Program To Screen, Counsel Children With ADHD
  • AAI To Discuss Dangers Of Club Drugs
  • Lecture Series To Teach ‘Words Of Wellness’
  • Rec Sports To Offer Massages
  • Presentation To Provide Korea Study Abroad Info
  • Physics Society Named ‘Outstanding’
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• WellnessWORKS Program Coming To SHSU (Jan. 26)
• Weller To Give Sweet Secrets For Success (Jan. 25)
• Gresham Library Creates Podcasts (Jan. 22)
• SHSU Update (Jan. 21)
  • Businessman To Share Sweet Secrets Of Success
  • W-2s Available For Pick-Up Through Jan. 29
  • Teams Cheer, Dance To Top 10 At National Competition
  • Non-Traditional Organization To Meet Jan. 29, 30
  • SAM Center Give Study Skills Advice
  • Alpha Chi Welcomes 51 New Members
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• SHSU Update (Jan. 14)
  • SHSU To Be Closed On Monday
  • Health Center Earns Three-Year Accreditation
  • Ryan To ‘Meet The Team’ At Dinner, Auction
  • Association To Host Networking Event
  • Art Department To Showcase Faculty
  • Spring Concerts Tune Up With Organ Recital
  • Non-Traditional Organization Seeks New Members
  • Keyboard Prof To Return As Judge For Conference
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• Jump on the Bearkat Bandwagon (Jan. 10)
• SHSU Update (Jan. 7)
  • Theatre Makes Another ‘Grand’ Statement
  • Support Group To Be Offered For Disabled Students
  • Geography Prof’s Research Gets Attention
  • Professor Receives Kaplan Award
  • Marine Corp Band Features Professor’s Work
  • Student Earns Spot On National Committee
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