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Maria Darley, study abroad, successfully completed the 2011 NAFSA Academy for International Education. The academy training program is designed to enhance the trainee’s ability to contribute to strengthening international education programs and issues in the field of international education. Under the direction of Carol Hood, chemistry and physics, two ASU physics students, Maira Acosta and [...]
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17. January 2012
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Lynn Carmack, procurement, has earned a Certified Public Purchasing Officer designation. Kristin Casaletto and Brian Rust, art, are showcasing their artwork at the Etherredge Center Gallery at USC Aiken from Jan. 4-28. Casaletto’s prints are in the main lobby area, and Rust’s drawings, collages, and sculptures are on the second floor. Kim Davies, sociology, criminal [...]
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3. January 2012
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Martin David Jones, music, was the piano concerto soloist with the Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra. He performed Piano Concerto in A minor by Edvard Grieg. The orchestra was directed by Mirna Ogrizovic-Ciric. ASU student Anna Unchu Pyon performed at the Georgia Music Teachers Association (GMTA) Convention held at Columbus State University in November. Unchu Pyon was [...]
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30. November 2011
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Kristin Casaletto, art, had her etching Lost Cause: Jefferson Davis/Dead Fish featured in the exhibition New Acquisitions of Works on Paper at the Georgia Museum of Art. Pedro Pablo Hoyos-Salcedo, English and foreign languages, has been selected as a member of the Board of Referees for the L’Érudit franco-espagnol, a peer-reviewed journal of French and [...]
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1. November 2011
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Anthony Robinson, Hull College of Business, served as the keynote speaker of the 2011 State of the Region Forum on Oct. 20. He discussed the regional assets that make our region unique as well as the need for the counties within the Central Savannah River Area to collaborate and work together. Scott Argo, admissions, was [...]
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1. October 2011
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Peter Basciano, academic affairs, and Wes Zamzow, development and alumni relations, were selected for the USG Executive Leadership Institute–a program to develop and support high-potential employees within the University System. Michael Bishku, history, anthropology, and philosophy, was interviewed by the Turan News Agency, an independent Azerbaijani group based in Washington, D.C. It may be found [...]
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31. August 2011
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Kevin McPherson, athletics, and members of the ASU golf team will be honored during a program at the Augusta Rotary club. Debbie van Tuyll, communications and professional writing, was a finalist for the Tankard Book Award from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC). The Tankard Award is given annually for the [...]
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1. August 2011
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During the Alliance Française de Dhaka conference in Bangladesh, Mahera Khaleque, art, presented her artwork in a lecture and slide presentation titled The Veil: A Visual Exploration. Yadira Payne, Reese Library, was elected president of the CSRA Library Association. The 2011-2012 slate of officers also includes Kyle McCarrell, treasurer, and Carol Waggoner-Angleton, secretary, both staff [...]
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1. July 2011
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Jim Brady, communications and professional writing, was named 2010-11 Adjunct Instructor of the Year by Georgia Military College. The honor encompasses all eight campuses of GMC. Debbie van Tuyll, communications and professional writing, had a journalism history paper accepted for presentation at a November conference in Dublin. Carol Waggoner-Angleton, special collections assistant in Reese Library, [...]
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1. June 2011
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Kristin Casaletto, art, is one of 16 contemporary artists invited to create artwork for the opening exhibit Road to Equality—The 1961 Freedom Rides at the new Freedom Rides Museum, which opened in Montgomery’s Historic Greyhound Bus Station. The exhibition and dedication of the museum marks the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides. Barbara Coleman and [...]
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23. January 2012
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