News Archive for 2008
Technology hosts Four States Regional Technology Conference
11/19/2008
That tradition will continue as students and faculty members from five universities and numerous junior high and high schools visit the Kansas Technology Center for a glimpse at the latest in technology and technology education during the 66th Annual Four States Regional Technology Conference, to be held Thursday and Friday, Nov. 20-21.
ROTC cadets learn about career options
11/19/2008
To help PSU juniors and seniors enrolled in the ROTC program figure out just which branch would suit them best, Stoner brought in 12 officers who have served in a variety of the Army's branches.
Construction Alumni Association grants more than $30,000 in scholarships
11/18/2008
The Pittsburg State University Construction Alumni Association is lending a helping hand to dozens of current construction students with a donation of $30,750 in scholarships.
KRPS opens studios for live holiday performances
11/18/2008
KRPS Public Radio, 89.9 FM, will kick off the holiday season with the second annual "Music, Memories and More: A KRPS Old-Fashioned Christmas Radio Special" from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22. The special will take listeners on a trip through time to when radio was the primary source of entertainment for the family.
Smokeout aims to help students kick the habit
11/18/2008
Health and wellness-centric groups at Pittsburg State University are planning to help smokers kick the habit with various events to coincide with the 2008 Great American Smokeout, to be held Thursday, Nov. 20.
International Education Week features Tastes and Sounds of Nations
11/13/2008
Nearly 500 international students from 40 countries are attending Pittsburg State University this year, reflecting continued global interest in Pittsburg State University. To honor these students and their cultures, PSU will celebrate International Education Week, featuring a wide range of activities to be held Nov. 17-21.
Building program helps kids learn real-life math skills
11/13/2008
Perry Wilson seems right at home talking to sixth graders. In a way, he is home - he's sitting on the porch of the 8-foot by 10-foot house that he and a group of sixth-graders from Pittsburg Community Middle School just built from the ground up.
Professor examines moral meaning of apology
11/13/2008
McBain aims to tackle one everyday ethical issue with a public talk titled "But I Really Am Sorry! Rethinking the Moral Meaning of Apology," to be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, in 409 Russ Hall.
College of Business to offer Mini-MBA program
11/12/2008
Ever wanted to learn more about running a business but lacked the time or money to pursue an MBA? The Kelce College of Business at Pittsburg State University may have a solution with their new Mini-MBA program.
Pre-Med students offer free health screenings
11/12/2008
Members of the Pittsburg State University Pre-Med Club are doing some hands-on advertising for the PSU Free Clinic, while earning valuable experience at the same time.