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SMU prepares for Founders’ Day 2013, Bush Center dedication
SMU President R. Gerald Turner sent the following information to students, faculty and staff regarding SMU Founders’ Day and the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center: April 2013 will be a month for history-making at SMU, as the George W. … Continue reading
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Tagged dedication day, Founders' Day, George W. Bush Presidential Center, Inside SMU, R. Gerald Turner, Sarah Hanan, visitors
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University completes property swap with Chi Omega
SMU has made a property trade with one of its sorority chapters to take effect Monday, April 1, 2013. The Iota Alpha chapter of Chi Omega at SMU will build its new house at 3034 Daniel Avenue, while the current … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Tweedy, Alumni Relations and Engagement, Brad Cheves, Business and Finance, Campus Services, Chi Omega, Christine Regis, Development and External Affairs, Faculty Senate, Iota Alpha Chapter, Lori White, property swap, real estate, SMU Faculty Club, Student Affairs, student housing
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SMU prepares for Spring 2013 prospective-student visits
Prospective SMU undergraduates from around the nation are visiting the Hilltop throughout March and April 2013. They include visitors in the University’s “Destination SMU” events for accepted prospective students, as well as potential President’s and Hunt Scholars. “Our students, faculty and staff are … Continue reading
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Tagged admission, Destination SMU, endowed scholarships, Hunt Scholars, President's Scholars, prospective students, R. Gerald Turner, visitation
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SMU’s DeGolyer Library celebrates Joe Coomer’s life in letters
The career and achievements of acclaimed author and SMU alumnus Joe Coomer is celebrated in a retrospective exhibition running through Friday, May 24, 2013 in SMU’s DeGolyer Library. “Joe Coomer: A Life in Letters” explores Coomer’s creative process using handwritten drafts, … Continue reading
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Tagged Central University Libraries, Creative Writing Program, DeGolyer Library, endowed professors, English, exhibitions, free events, Joe Coomer, LitFest, Marsh Terry, Marshall Terry, Russell L. Martin III, Russell Martin, SMU Literary Festival
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LitFest 2013 welcomes established and student writers March 20-23
AStudent writers from the Greenhill School, Hockaday, Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, Yavneh Academy, and Texans CAN Academy will read their works to open SMU’s 2013 Literary Festival on Wednesday, March 20. The Wordspace Student … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Michael Parker, Alix Ohlin, Camille Dungy, Debra Spark, Dedman College, English, free events, Literary Festival, LitFest, Matt Olzmann, Natalie Serber, Tale of One City, Tatjana Soli, Vievee Francis, visitors, Wordspace
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Staff Development Day 2013 takes place Thursday, March 21
SMU staff members can learn more about everything from PhotoShop to the Fondren Library media collection at the 2013 Staff Development Day Thursday, March 21 in the Hughes-Trigg Student Center. Continue reading
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Tagged Meadows Museum, Staff Association, staff development, Staff Development Day, staff news, staff recognition
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Nominate staff members for Faculty Senate awards by April 8, 2013
Nominations are due by Monday, April 8, for the 2013 Faculty Senate Outstanding Staff Awards. The Faculty Senate will present citations and gifts to three exemplary University staff members at its final meeting of 2012-13 at 1 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, in the Hughes-Trigg Student … Continue reading
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Tagged awards and honors, Faculty Senate, Outstanding Staff Awards, recognition programs, staff recognition
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Economic historian Niall Ferguson delivers Tate Lecture March 19
Historian, writer, broadcaster and professor Niall Ferguson is at SMU Tuesday, March 19 for the 2012-13 Tate Distinguished Lecture Series. He will give the Omni Hotels Lecture at 8 p.m. in McFarlin Auditorium. Ferguson’s historical financial and economical knowledge has … Continue reading
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Tagged Amie Kromis, Niall Ferguson, Omni Hotels Lecture, Tate Distinguished Lecture Series, Turner Construction/Wells Fargo Student Forum
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New pope’s age, name, Jesuit history clues to future, says Curran
News that Argentinian Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio would become Pope Francis revealed “two significant surprises,” says Father Charles Curran, SMU’s Elizabeth Scurlock University Professor of Human Values and one of the nation’s foremost experts on Catholic theology. The first surprise? Pope Francis’ age: … Continue reading
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Tagged Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Charles Curran, Denise Gee, endowed professors, new pope, Pope Francis I
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