"...Online Newsletter from the Pittsburg State University College of Arts and Sciences"
Thursday, July 19 2012
This Issue's Headlines
Benefiting from the community
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Former graduate student from the Department of English makes her mark in Academe.
Former graduate student from the Department of English makes her mark in Academe.
Telegrams from alumni
The beauty of English
PSU: On the road to the Peace Corps
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An English major took advantage of international learning opportunities at PSU to prepare herself for the Peace Corps.
An English major took advantage of international learning opportunities at PSU to prepare herself for the Peace Corps.
Near This Site
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PSU alumni are involved in erecting a marker to commemorate a local Civil War Battle.
PSU alumni are involved in erecting a marker to commemorate a local Civil War Battle.
Theresa Duran: Editing your future
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"I heard 'A liberal arts education trains you for nothing but prepares you for everything' just the other day on the radio and groaned at the memory of being an English major with no clear plans for the future," says Theresa Duran...
"I heard 'A liberal arts education trains you for nothing but prepares you for everything' just the other day on the radio and groaned at the memory of being an English major with no clear plans for the future," says Theresa Duran...
A hat trick
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Three alumni from the College of Arts and Sciences are honored with the meritorious achievement award.
Three alumni from the College of Arts and Sciences are honored with the meritorious achievement award.
Grandmother Flute Player
Green Gorilla Groneman goes and grows
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Matt Groneman was very active as a student at PSU. He's graduated now and this has continued.
Matt Groneman was very active as a student at PSU. He's graduated now and this has continued.
Flying high at Cessna
Speaking Personally: Jeremy Johnson in Paraguay
Telegrams from Alumni
On the Actuarial Trail
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The Actuarial program requires quite a mix of skills but it pays off in the end.
The Actuarial program requires quite a mix of skills but it pays off in the end.
Telegrams from alumni
K-INBRE: Students becoming physicians
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Finances sometimes are a barrier to an education but not when a caring teacher lends a hand.
Finances sometimes are a barrier to an education but not when a caring teacher lends a hand.
Telegrams from Alumni
Why Kansas?
Breaking the Code
“I have been very lucky”
Telegrams from alumni
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