Though Tyrone Roosevelt “Tye” Hayden just started his sophomore year, the Plantersville native said he feels certain that he has found his calling in general engineering. “The reason I chose engineering is because I like to see the advancements in technology and how they affect our lives,” Hayden said. “My time at the university hasRead the story …
Civil engineering alumnus changes landscape of Baton Rouge
August 31, 2012 by
The city of Baton Rouge, La., is beginning to look much better these days, thanks to James “Jim” Ferguson (BSCE 95) and the work he’s been doing. Ferguson, who also has an MBA from Louisiana State University, is chief construction engineer in the capital city and parish of East Baton Rouge’s Department of Public Works.Read the story …
Geological engineering professor enjoys rock-solid reputation
August 31, 2012 by
Adnan Aydin, associate professor of geology and geological engineering, continues to find fulfillment in helping students set a course for successful careers. “Due to the nature of the courses I teach, laboratory and field exercises are essential components of the learning process,” Aydin said. “The students take the lead to design and conduct the tests,Read the story …
PBS Producer Joins Overby Panel to Examine Images of Minority Women in the Media
August 31, 2012 by
OXFORD, Miss. – Images of minority women in the media – ranging from rapper Nicki Minaj to Olympian Gabby Douglas to first lady Michelle Obama – are the focus of the next program at the Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics at the University of Mississippi. The discussion will examine how images of minorityRead the story …
MTC Trashketball Review Method
August 30, 2012 by
Mississippi Teacher Corps teachers use a variety of techniques and methods in their classroom. Here first year teacher Grant Wycliff explains how trashketball makes learning fun in his classroom. Video by Mary Stanton.
Recycle On Gameday To Keep The Grove Beautiful
August 30, 2012 by
Help keep the Grove “Most Beautiful” this football season by recycling your plastic bottles and aluminum cans. Look for recycling bins throughout the Grove and inside the stadium, or pick up a recycling bag for your tent from dispensers located in front of the Union and in the Circle near the statue. Remember to recycleRead the story …
Half-Court Classrooms: Mississippi Teacher Corps Fosters Innovation in Classroom Management
August 30, 2012 by
OXFORD – Two weeks into his teacher training, Grant Wycliff balled up a few sheets of butcher paper, wrapped the bundle in masking tape and headed to Holly Springs High School to lead a class of ninth-grade summer school students in review for their next English exam. His game plan? A longtime Mississippi Teacher CorpsRead the story …
Education Student of the Month Finds Niche in Feminist Histories
August 29, 2012 by
OXFORD, Miss. – When Sara Kaiser first set foot on the University of Mississippi campus in spring 2010, she quickly realized she’d found the place to begin the next chapter in her academic career. What she did not expect to find was a new passion for historical research. “I had a professor who was anRead the story …
Ole Miss Students, Fans and Alumni Asked to Wear Red and Blue Friday
August 29, 2012 by
.. Fans across America to celebrate College Colors Day OXFORD, Miss. – Have you ever thought about wearing your game day apparel to class or the office? If you are looking for an excuse to support the Ole Miss Rebels not only on game day, look no further than College Colors Day. It’s so easy,Read the story …