Subscribe to our RSS FeedVol. 13, No. 14 - Dec. 2, 2008
- Features
- Truman to Host Bioenergy Conference
- Volleyball Wins Regional Championship, Soccer Finishes Season with Tournament Run
- Truman Chemistry Represented at American Chemical Society Midwest Regional Meeting
- Students Collect Recipes for Campus Cookbook
- Mock Trial Teams Perform Well During Three Recent Competitions
- May 2009 Interim and Internships Available in China
- Announcements
- 2008-2009 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges
- 2007 Homecoming Apparel On Sale
- Professional Development Institute Program
- Applications Being Accepted For Molecular Ecology Research For 2009
- Retirement Reception for Judy Alexander
- Pickler Memorial Library
- 57th Annual Finals Scream
- USA Today All-USA College Academic First Team
- Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship
- Notables
- Notes
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Features
Truman State University will host a Bioenergy Conference on Dec. 5, in collaboration with University of Missouri Extension, the Northeast Missouri Resource Conservation and Development, and Missouri Rural Enterprise and Innovation Center.
The Truman Bulldog volleyball team won the South Central Regional Championship Nov. 23 with a 3-0 victory at top-seeded Emporia State.
Senior chemistry majors John Cobb and Sara Goehl, junior chemistry majors Kyle Denk and Rick Knopick and sophomore biology major Emery Brown, presented results of their research at the recent Midwest Regional meeting of the American Chemical Society in Kearney, Neb.
Students of the senior agriculture practicum class (AGSC 490/491) have created Bulldog Bistro, a business that will produce a cookbook of recipes compiled from various entities on Truman’s campus.
Two Truman competitive Mock Trial teams recently competed in a number of area tournaments including the Quincy University Riverside Classic on Oct. 25, the Kansas University Invitational on Nov. 7-9 and the Creighton Blue Jay Invitational on Nov. 14-15.
Students will have an opportunity to spend two weeks in Hong Kong and Shuizhai in a professional exchange setting or spend a semester in Shuizhai assisting English teachers.