Pinegar’s long-standing support recognized with Bronze Bear Award
In recognition of their long-standing involvement with and support of Missouri State University, T. Edward Pinegar, Jr. and Carol Pinegar of Springfield were selected to receive the 2009 Bronze Bear Award. The Pinegars will be the tenth recipient of the award, which is presented to those who have exhibited “extraordinary achievement and/or outstanding support” for Missouri State.
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New program focuses on fitness, nutrition to benefit participants
Five Missouri State University students will implement their “Fitness Improvement Training (F.I.T)” project during the Special Olympics Missouri fall games held Nov 20-21. The students developed the program during an eight-week summer internship in Washington, D.C., to offer individuals with intellectual disabilities the information and skill necessary to choose a healthy lifestyle.
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Faculty, students to perform at Borders
Missouri State University’s departments of English and music will host a literary reading and musical performance at 7 p.m., Nov. 20 in Borders bookstore.
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‘Continuing Path to Sustainability’ to educate, motivate community
Even though the public affairs theme has shifted from “Sustainability” to “Evolving Economic Realities,” Missouri State University continues to make progress toward sustainability. “Continuing Path to Sustainability,” a series of speakers and exhibits, will be held at Plaster Student Union Nov. 18 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. to educate the public and showcase the sustainability efforts of the Springfield and campus community.
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Education key to celebration of Native American Heritage Month
Missouri State University will celebrate Native American Heritage month throughout November. This year’s theme is “Living in Many Worlds.”
