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University Of Memphis Magazine, 2021 Winter

University of Memphis Magazine

Annual President's Report in honor of Rudi and Honey Scheidt.

University Of Memphis Magazine, 2021 Fall

University of Memphis Magazine

Cover Story, "A Tenure to Remember"

Dr. M. David Rudd is in his final academic year as the University of Memphis President after eight years of unprecedented development and growth.

Also featured, "Vinyl Revival" by Trent Shadid

Memphis Record Pressing, co-founded by business partners who met at the UofM, has grown into one of the largest manufacturers of vinyl records in North America.

University Of Memphis Magazine, 2017 Spring

University of Memphis Magazine

Cover Story, "Cheers to Our champs" by Greg Russell

It is a tradition that began in 1987. The University of Memphis pom and cheer squads have established themselves as the best of the best, winning multiple national championships, more than any other team during that period. This year was no different as the cheer squad took home the national title with a stellar performance at the Universal Cheerleaders Association’s spirit squad championships in Orlando, Fla., in January.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review

University Of Memphis Magazine, 2016 Fall

University of Memphis Magazine

Cover Story, "War Stories: In Their Own Words" by Gabrielle Maxey

The UofM Magazine asked students and alumni who are veterans of combat to reflect on their military service.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review

University Of Memphis Magazine, 2019 Spring

University of Memphis Magazine

Cover Story, "Nurturing the Neighborhood" by Anita Houk

The University is creating a pipeline from labs on campus to research parks while giving a boost to the University District.

Also featured: The Columns Alumni Review

University Of Memphis Magazine, 2020 Spring

University of Memphis Magazine

Cover Story, "Changing the Narrative" by Trent Shadid

The UofM’s College of Education is striving to meet the challenges across the country in recruiting and retaining future teachers.

Also featured, "Preserving History"

Philanthropist and University of Memphis supporter Avron B. Fogelman donated to the University of Memphis the original copy of the historic speech Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered to the General Synod of the United Church of Christ in Chicago on July 6, 1965. The donation was officially made on January 15 — the 91st anniversary of King’s birth.

The Columns, 1971 October

The Columns

Special Issue: Homecoming '71 Activities

Memphis State University's 1971 Homecoming festivities, scheduled for November 3-6, will hold many attractions for Memphians, MidSoutherners, alumni and MSU students alike. Some of the events planned include a pre-game cocktail buffet, the annual alumni brunch and a football clash with the University of Houston.

Also featured, "MSU Boasts of its first nominee for Governor: Mississippi's Bill Waller"

Unless the political experts have completely misinterpreted the voters' climate in Mississippi, Memphis State University will soon be able to boast of its first governor. William Lowe Waller, a 44-year-old business graduate of MSU, has apparently become …

The Columns, 1960 October

The Columns

In this issue:

"Commissioner Morgan To Speak At Jones Hall Dedication"

The dedication of the Otis H. Jones Hall at Memphis State will be held Saturday, Oct. 15 on the Plaza in front of the Hall. The Honorable Joe Morgan, Commissioner of Education for the State of Tennessee and Chairman of the State Board of Education, will be the principal speaker at the dedication ceremonies.

"Memphis State Reaches "Major" Status In Collegiate Football Standing"

Last August 11, the National Football Writers Association in connection with The National Collegiate Athletic Bureau voted the Tigers a major football team at their annual …

The Columns, 1974 November

The Columns

Cover Story, "The Economic Fever Felt Nationwide" by Susan Crawford

Inflation affects us all, even the kids, and saving pennies isn't easy as 6-year-old Shane, son of BOBBY ('70) and JILL (FROST) CLARK of Memphis, finds out. Two Memphis State University authorities, Dr. Kurt Flexner, chairman of the department of economics, and Paul Lowry, director of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, express their views concerning the how's and why's of the current economic situation.

Also featured, "Project Memphis Combines Service, Training, and Research" by Holly Crenshaw

Project MEMPHIS (Memphis Educational Model Providing Handicapped Infant Service) now in its …

The Columns, 1976 November-December

The Columns

Cover Story, "Home Sweet Home, Alumni Center"

Dedicated during Homecoming activities Oct. 9, the new Alumni Center at 637 Normal Cove was once the dwelling of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Today it is the permanent home of the National Alumni Association and has been completely remodeled with traditional furnishings utilizing the MSU colors of blue and gray.

Also featured, "When You Eat Too Well" by Susan Crawford

Dr. W. Harry Feinstone was named Memphis State University's first Distinguished Research Professor in July. After more than 35 years in the drug and cosmetic research field, he is credited with 18 patents, …

The Columns, 1965-1966 Directory

The Columns

1965-1966 Alumni Membership Directory

The Columns, 1987 Spring

The Columns

Cover Story, "Tigers take Metro!"

MSU's Marvin Alexander (44) lofts an inside shot over Louisville's Mike Abram (34) as MSU teammate Rodney Douglas prepares to rebound in the Tigers' 75-52 victory in the 1987 Metro Conference Tournament championship game in Louisville in March. Over 18,000 watched as MSU, led by tournament Most Valuable Player Alexander, defeated the arch-rival Cardinals. Alexander and teammate Vincent Askew were both named to the All-Tournament team.

Also featured, "Executive Center Opens" by Laurie Finn

The newest building at Memphis State University - appearing from the outside as a large, four-story brick building and inside as …

The Columns, 1988 Winter

The Columns

In this issue:

"Women and the Law Highlighted at Form"

Issues like pay equity for women, pensions and child care took center stage on the Memphis State campus in October, at a forum on "Women and the Law: Liberty and Justice for All?" Rep. Mary Rose Oakar (D-Ohio) was the forum's keynote speaker, discussing "The Federal Case—Women's Issues in the U.S. Congress." The forum was sponsored by MSU's National Alumni Association and the Economic Justice for Women Coalition, an organization of 26 Memphis women's political, religious, professional and civic groups.

"Room Service" Due On MSU Stage"

"Room Service," the classic …

The Columns, 1978 January-February

The Columns

Cover Story, "Buyer's Market: Brand-New Approach to Higher Education" by Susan Crawford

With enrollments leveling off, nationally, and some financially hard-pressed state governments cutting appropriations, higher education can no longer relax in its ivory tower and force the public to play according to its rules. If higher education has become a buyer's market, then perhaps the university community should employ some of the fundamentals of advertising to attract customers, and the first rule of effective advertising is to know your client. In the case of higher education, the client is the student

Also featured, "Silent Stories Of Spirits And Masks" …

The Columns, 1977 July-August

The Columns

Cover Story, "Free Enterprise: Our Freedom Challenge" by Ronald Terry

Every economic society must answer three fundamental questions: What goods will be produced? How will they be produced? For whom will they be produced? The answers to these questions, as determined by each country, bear great influence on the daily lives of all people who live there.

Also featured, "Class Promise Attracts Jones" by Susan Crawford

High school graduates who are considering a career in business can begin course work in the new area of transportation and logistics this fall at Memphis State University. The new major is the only …

The Columns, 1980 April

The Columns

Cover Story, "Opportunity: In search of a president"

Memphis State is in the midst of a search for a new president to lead the University in the 1980s following the departure earlier this year of former President Billy M. Jones. The announcement of Jones' resignation came Jan. 14 when he reported his plans to step down from his post, effective March 1, to accept an endowed teaching and research position at Wichita State University in Kansas.

Also featured, "Going beyond the classroom" by Gaby Mecklenborg

Some students at Memphis State are working hard at staying out of class. They're doing …

The Columns, 1968 November-December

The Columns

In this issue:

"Future Status of Memphis State Is Uncertain"

The Tennessee Higher Education Commission will vote on Feb. 14, on proposals they will recommend to the Tennessee General Assembly on the future operations of the state colleges and universities, according to Walter P. Armstrong, Jr., vice chairman of the commission.

"Spring 'Feast' Is Offered"

"Regardless of the area of interest, the spring 'Feast of Learning' should offer something for everyone," said Dr. William Brotherton, director of MSU's division of continuing studies. The series of non-credit courses, which begins in February, offers a variety of subjects ranging from how to …

The Columns, 1969 January-February

The Columns

In this issue:

"Third Annual Fund to Open In March"

With the help of a system of volunteer class chairmen and class agents the Memphis State University Third Annual Fund begins its general campaign in mid-March. When the recommitment of the class agents organization is completed, it is expected that more than 1,000 volunteers will be working on the fund, which will close in June.

"Morris Carnovsky, who is regarded by many as being the greatest living actor in America today, will play the part of Galileo in "Lamp at Midnight," a Barrie Stavisdrama which comes to MSU under the …

The Columns, 1982 Summer

The Columns

Cover Story, "25 years a University"

The beginning of Memphis State University's first 25 years as a university was marked on July 1, 1957, when the Tennessee Legislature's university status-granting resolution went into effect. The story of how Memphis State College became Memphis State University is worth telling this summer as we celebrate our silver anniversary as a university. Alumni who were students at the time may well remember the campaign but not know of some of the 'back room' politicking that went on. Others may learn a little more about the history behind this school.

Also featured, "'The Associates' …

Memphis State Magazine, 12:02, 1993 Summer

Memphis State University Magazine

Cover Story, "Secrets of Success"

The winner of MSU's first Board of Visitors Eminent Faculty Award reflects on the future of urban education and proposes innovative methods for dealing with at-risk children.

Also featured, "Science on a Shoestring"

The Center for Earthquake Research and Information contains delicate, sophisticated equipment that measures infinitesimal movements in the earth's crust. Much of this state-of-the-art technology is the brainchild of an MSU employee with a marketing degree.

Memphis State Magazine, 02:01, 1981 Winter

Memphis State University Magazine

Cover Story, "A Tour of the New Fine Arts Building"

Tour the campus' latest wonder without leaving home.

Also featured, "Memory Bank"

Old memories are valuable for the young lives they reveal to MSU researchers.

Memphis State Magazine, 03:04, 1984 Fall

Memphis State University Magazine

Annual Report of the President.

Memphis State Magazine, 05:03, 1986 Fall

Memphis State University Magazine

Annual Report of The President.

Memphis State Magazine, 04:04, 1985 Fall

Memphis State University Magazine

Annual Report of the President 1984-1985.

University Of Memphis Magazine, 1995 Fall

University of Memphis Magazine

Annual Report of the President; 1994-95 Academic Fund; 29th Annual Report of Donors

On Florida Law, Language, And Alcohol Use Disorder, Stacey A. Tovino

Faculty Articles

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Vol. 27: No. 1 (Winter 2022)

Roger Williams University Law Review

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Vol 27: No. 2 (Spring 2022)

Roger Williams University Law Review

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Vol 27: No 3 (Summer 2022)

Roger Williams University Law Review

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Wellness Center At Eureka City Schools (Ecs), Emma Davis

IdeaFest 2022

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