OXFORD, Miss. – The American Pharmacists Association Academy of Pharmaceutical Research and Science has named University of Mississippi pharmacy professor Donna West-Strum a 2014 APhA Fellow. The designation, which is awarded to only 20 individuals annually, honors APhA members who have demonstrated exemplary service and achievements in their professional area. “I was thrilled and humbledRead the story …
West-Strum Named a Fellow of APhA
UM professor honored for exemplary service and achievements in pharmacy administration
February 4, 2014 by
Expungement Clinic Set for UM School of Law
Participants can learn more about possibility of removing convictions from their records
February 4, 2014 by
OXFORD, Miss. –The University of Mississippi School of Law is hosting an expungement clinic Feb. 22 for anyone interested in finding out how to erase their criminal record. Set for 10 a.m.-noon in Room 1078 of the law center, the clinic is sponsored by the Magnolia Bar Association, the Mississippi Volunteer Lawyers Project and theRead the story …
Tamara Crawford Wins Trailblazer Award
Alumna was also selected for competitive leadership program at Lockheed Martin
January 31, 2014 by
As both a woman and a minority, Tamara Crawford has been a trailblazer in the world of professional engineering. And this month, the University of Mississippi alumna will receive a prestigious national award honoring her achievements. Crawford (BSME 02) is the winner of 2014 Black Engineer of the Year Outstanding Achievement Award-Science Spectrum Trailblazer. ThisRead the story …
CE Alumnus George Goza Giving Back
Clark Construction VP joins Wood Society, finishes DeLeeuw scholarship fund goal
January 31, 2014 by
More than 40 years ago, George Goza (BSCE 72) came to the University of Mississippi as an impressionable freshman eager to pursue an engineering education. Today, the successful construction company contractor is making generous donations to ensure others like him are able to do the same. “I will always owe a great debt to myRead the story …
Jack McClurg Making His Mark at CME
Graduate returned to his alma mater to fulfill dreams of teaching manufacturing
January 31, 2014 by
Twenty years ago, Jack McClurg came to the University of Mississippi to earn his master’s degree in materials science. After working professionally for a couple of prestigious companies, he returned to UM to complete his doctorate in the same field in 2002. Two years ago, McClurg came back to his alma mater for thirdRead the story …
Student Explains Impact of Educational Opportunities
January 31, 2014 by
When Acacia Santos of Southaven, Miss., made that pivotal decision about a college home, the University of Mississippi was her top choice. The challenge for Santos, who comes from a large family, was anticipating the financial costs involved; fortunately, a privately funded, full academic scholarship is a gift that will impact the rest of herRead the story …
UM Efforts Recognized in TVA Community Sustainability Program
Announcement scheduled for Jan. 28 at Insight Park
January 27, 2014 by
OXFORD, Miss. – The University of Mississippi’s combined sustainability efforts are being recognized as Oxford-Lafayette County is designated a Tennessee Valley Authority Valley Sustainable Gold Community. “The Office of Sustainability was thrilled to make the solid connection between sustainability and economic development and demonstrate that the two are mutually beneficial,” said Anne McCauley, assistant directorRead the story …
‘Laramie Project’ Actors to Perform at Kennedy Center Regional Event
University provides support for trip to theater festival hosted by Hollins University
January 27, 2014 by
OXFORD, Miss. – University of Mississippi theater students will perform “The Laramie Project” at the Kennedy Center American Theatre Regional Festival, set for Feb. 4-8 in Roanoke, Va. The students will travel to Hollins University for the festival and perform at the Mill Mountain Theatre, thanks to funding and support from several UM departments andRead the story …
Speaker’s Edge Competition Helps Hone Presentation Skills
Annual event challenges students to prepare, think and state their case before judges
January 24, 2014 by
OXFORD, Miss. – In today’s world, college graduates entering the workforce with well-developed speaking skills have a huge advantage. University of Mississippi students recently got an opportunity to hone their public speaking skills and vie for a championship during the 11th annual Speaker’s Edge Competition. The program culminated in a two-day competition, where students presentRead the story …
New Book Details Work of Lifesaving Labradors
Collection of stories edited by UM English professor Ben McClelland focuses on diabetic alert dogs
January 21, 2014 by
OXFORD, Miss. – In a new book edited by University of Mississippi English professor Ben McClelland, readers get a glimpse at how the canines of Wildrose Kennel are helping save lives. “Lifesaving Labradors: Stories from Families with Diabetic Alert Dogs,” is a collection of stories that show how these canine service companions are helping people withRead the story …