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Show-Me Gold members balance college with military obligations
NewsMay 9
Show-Me Gold members balance college with military obligationsThe Show-Me Gold program offers Army National Guard students an opportunity to pursue their degree as they prepare for Officer Candidate School (OCS). In the military, they learn valuable skills that prepare them for college and their professional careers.
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EntertainmentApril 21
SEMO’s art students create mural for Southeast Behavioral Hospital’s courtyardAssistant professor of art and design Joshua Newth and his Drawing III students are collaborating with Southeast Behavioral Hospital to create a nature-inspired mural for an outdoor courtyard to uplift patient morale.
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EntertainmentMarch 28
The art of mental health: Using creativity to cope with anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughtsStudent teacher and Arts Council director Kelly Downes is creating a collection of artwork to send to friends and family to honor the memory of her closest friend, Matthew McDonald, who recently took his life.
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EntertainmentFebruary 25
SEMO student dances with adversityAt age 5, De’Vonate Graham was diagnosed with cancer. At 13, he was placed in foster care. At 16, he ran away with the circus. At 19, he is a freshman dance major putting himself through college by working at a local gas station.
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OtherFebruary 11
SEMO baseball picked to win OVC; Wilber named Player of the YearShortstop Tyler Wilber earned the Preseason OVC Player of the Year. Wilber’s batting average is .378, 49 RBI, 109 total bases a .542 slugging percentage and 76 hits. He ended the 2021 regular-season with a OVC-best .400 batting average.
Southeast student teachers adapt to the “COVID-19 normal”
NewsJanuary 31
Southeast student teachers adapt to the “COVID-19 normal”A daily rise in COVID-19 cases and temporary school closings across Cape Girardeau County have impacted SEMO education majors in their student teaching assignments.
“What Became of the Dark?:” A lecture held in honor of the James Webb Telescope Launch
NewsNovember 11
“What Became of the Dark?:” A lecture held in honor of the James Webb Telescope LaunchNASA’s James Webb Telescope will provide images never seen before to the human eye after it launches from the European Spaceport in French Guiana on Dec.18 at 7:20 p.m Eastern Time, but have you ever wondered what your view of the night sky would look like without ...
Crisp Museum hosts annual Game Night for students
EntertainmentSeptember 27
Crisp Museum hosts annual Game Night for studentsMusical theater freshman Jessica Farfan said, back home, her family has a game night every Wednesday. It was always something she looked forward to and has missed since being at school. “When I heard there was a game night, I was really excited,” Farfan said. “It’s...
Southeast art faculty and students collaborate on Shipyard Music Festival project
EntertainmentSeptember 13
Southeast art faculty and students collaborate on Shipyard Music Festival projectPrintmakers Hannah and Blake Sanders married at a collaborative art event in St. Louis after living in multiple places across the country. They competed for the same printmaking position at SEMO in 2014. Now, they are both art educators at the university and work a...
Student wins free semester of college at “Big Bucks & BBQ” event
EntertainmentSeptember 2
Student wins free semester of college at “Big Bucks & BBQ” eventHopes for a free semester of college, a set of AirPod Pro’s, a $100 Amazon gift card and hot dogs brought more than 870 Southeast students to Parker Field for the first “Big Bucks & BBQ” event Aug. 31. “The biggest thing is just trying to provide an awesome event f...

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