Lois Hengehold
thrives in a fast-paced, ever-changing office environment
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Community impact; Architecture studios bolster campus, region Design/build, you might say,is the most basic, hands-on form of architecture -- no expensive consultants, no parceling out jobs, no headaches with subcontractors. Just plan it, pick up some tools and get to work. A handful of studios from the School of Architecture
is doing just that. In recent weeks, students
have completed a permanent shade pavilion in
the University City Loop; designed a soon-to-be-assembled
summer pavilion for the south lawn by Givens
Hall; installed a temporary memorial to St.
Louis abolitionist Mary Meachum and the Underground
Railroad; and created a series of projects for
the Missouri School for the Blind (MSB) and
the Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual
Impairments. Full story
GWB international students set to bring knowledge home Seven emerging democracies will soon have the benefit of professionally trained social workers as the first class of Open Society Institute (OSI) fellows graduates from the George Warren Brown School of Social Work and the students return to their homelands. The OSI Fellowship program, part of the Soros foundations network, provides
training in social work to students from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikstan and Uzbekistan. Full story
Management briefing to discuss information system development Frank Gryna, Ph.D., distinguished professor emeritus of industrial engineering at Bradley University, will present a program on " Preferred Practices in Developing a Quality Information System" May 29 in the Women's Building Formal Lounge. The presentation, which begins at 6:30 p.m., is free and open to the
public and slanted toward the local information management industry. A
reception will be held at 6 p.m. Full story
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Lützeler
to receive German Cross of Merit
This is one of the most prestigious awards Germany bestows on people
with merits in the fields of German culture, economics or politics. Full story
Graham Chapel 'bells' are ringing once again Graham Chapel is alive again, thanks to recent upgrades to the bell tower. For quite a while, the Mass-Rowe Chronobell was broken and the sounds
were silenced. Full story
University Libraries names book collection winners University students Kamaal Haque, Donna Armistead, Jennifer Losi and Brittany Hayden are winners of the 15th Annual Carl Neureuther Student Book Collection Competition, which is sponsored by University Libraries. This competition invites full-time University students who collect books
to compete for cash prizes by writing an original essay about their collection,
compiling a bibliography and submitting several books from the collection.
Full story
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More Headlines - click on the headline to view full story Senior Ard receives Fullbright Teaching Scholarship to work in Germany University Photos - click on the photo to view a larger version and full caption
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