Bowen named Carnegie Scholar
One of 16 scholars selected in this highly competitive fellowship program, he’ll study themes focusing on Islam & the modern world.
Trustees elect Rainwater, Distler as new members
David Kemper of Commerce Bancshares was re-elected as board chairman; Stephen Brauer & John McDonnell were re-elected as vice chairmen.
Commencement Week
Get information about the numerous events surrounding the University’s 144th Commencement.
Playwriting competition: Hotchner winners announced
Winners were Highness by Carolyn Kras; Shades of Light Blue by Yuan Ji; Flick by Nicholas A. Loyal; and Chosen Family by Nick Rogers.
Eckmann named Kemper Art Museum director
She joined the museum as curator in fall 1999 and regularly teaches seminars in the Department of Art History and Archaeology.
Kingsbury Ensemble to conclude season
It will present works of Antonio Vivaldi and Johann Sebastian Bach, today’s most popular composers of the Baroque era.
Goldstein awards honor top educators
Recipients — selected by faculty & peers after a formal nomination process — were Martin Boyer, Lewis Chase and Robert Rothbaum.
Staff Day celebration set for May 23
Games, activities and an awards ceremony will honor and thank staff for their contributions to the University’s success.
Health benefits open enrollment starts; coverage time frame shifts
The cycle for health benefits enrollment will now run on the calendar year instead of the University’s fiscal year.
Social work presents alumni, faculty awards
Alumni awards were presented to Cynthia Bumb, Ruth Greene Richardson & Frank Seever; the Outstanding Faculty Award went to Mark Rank.
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