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$5 million gift will establish Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute
A new $5 million gift from the Dedman family and The Dedman Foundation will create the Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute in SMU’s Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences. The new institute will bring together faculty and students from the humanities, … Continue reading
Engaged Learning announces 2012-13 Unbridled student projects
In the coming academic year, 37 SMU students from throughout the University will take on special projects of their own design in research, civic engagement, creative work and internships. They are all part of the 2012-13 Unbridled Project, part of the … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, News
Tagged academic initiatives, anthropology, Dedman College, Engaged Learning, Hillsman S. Jackson, Kimberly Mendoza, Nia Parson, Quality Enhancement Plan, Susan Kress, Unbridled Project, undergraduate research
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CTE recognizes 2010-11 Peer Feedback faculty participants
SMU’s Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) recognizes 18 faculty members for serving in its Peer Feedback Program during 2010-11. The CTE established the program in Fall 2010 “as part of our mission to enhance teaching effectiveness across campus,” says CTE … Continue reading
Posted in For the Record, News
Tagged academic initiatives, Altshuler Distinguished Teaching Professors, Center for Teaching Excellence, Peer Feedback Program
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SACS reaffirms SMU’s accreditation at 2011 meeting
SMU received full reaffirmation of its accreditation at the annual meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Dec. 5, 2011, in Orlando. Provost Paul Ludden made the announcement to faculty and staff members in an e-mail message dated … Continue reading
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Tagged academic initiatives, Paul Ludden, QEP, Quality Enhancement Plan, reaccreditation, SACS, SMU, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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Lyle School to offer Master’s in Sustainability & Development
The Pallet House prototype created by I-Beam Design was featured in HRH Prince Charles’ Royal Gardens as part of an exhibition on sustainable design. The inspiration for the Pallet House Project came from the fact that 84% of the world’s … Continue reading
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Tagged academic initiatives, Betsy del Monte, civil engineering, degree programs, environmental engineering, Geoffrey Orsak, green building, green initiatives, Lyle School of Engineering, Pallet House, Peter Bishop, SMU Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, sustainability, visitors
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Tuition benefit applications due Nov. 21 for J Term 2012
SMU’s 2012 J Term is scheduled for Jan. 3-12 at the SMU-in-Plano campus. J Term course selection forms are due Wednesday, Nov. 23. The courses qualify under the SMU Tuition Benefit Program for eligible University faculty, staff and dependents. Tuition benefit applications are due to Human … Continue reading
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Tagged academic initiatives, benefits, interterm, J-Term, SMU-in-Plano
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Susan Kress becomes SMU Director of Engaged Learning Oct. 1, 2011
Posted in News
Tagged academic initiatives, appointments, Office of Engaged Learning, QEP, Quality Enhancement Plan, Susan Kress, Unbridled Learning
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Next University Curriculum course proposal deadline is Sept. 26, 2011
Posted in News, Save the Date
Tagged academic initiatives, Dennis Cordell, general education, University Curriculum
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SMU trustees approve new Human Rights major to begin Spring 2012
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Tagged academic initiatives, Board of Trustees, Dedman College, degree programs, Embrey Human Rights Program, human rights major, Lauren Embrey, majors, Rick Halperin, William Tsutsui
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$5 million Armstrong gift will help build new Residential Commons
Two alumni who lived on campus as SMU students are now making it possible for greater numbers of future students to enjoy the residential experience with new enhancements. Alumni Elisabeth Martin Armstrong and William D. Armstrong (right), of Denver, have … Continue reading
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Tagged academic initiatives, construction, Elisabeth Martin Armstrong, Paul Ludden, R. Gerald Turner, Residential Commons, Second Century Campaign, sophomore housing, student housing, William D. Armstrong
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