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November 16
Homecoming Planning Committee begins to plan for next year's homecoming festivities
Homecoming is an event students and alumni look forward to every year at Southeast Missouri State University. The event is the product of months of planning, and the Homecoming Planning Committee is already looking forward to next year's festivities less than a mon...
news
November 9
Student course evaluations may see change in future
Every semester students at Southeast Missouri State University are asked to momentarily reverse the roles of teacher and student and to evaluate the instruction of their professors. Currently, there are committees in Southeast's Faculty Senate as well as Student Go...
news
November 9
Keeping up with Election Night: media style
The 2016 elections will affect Americans in a multitude of ways—from local elections, state senate and gubernatorial elections, and up to the presidential election. Media professionals in Cape Girardeau handle the elections differently depending on the organization...
other
November 2
Southeast colleges keeping up with industry tech
For many professionals, new technologies bring the chance to accomplish goals faster, more efficiently or just in new ways. For others, new technologies disrupt their traditional business models and may be treated as challenges rather than opportunities. Faculty me...
other
November 2
Southeast keeping up with industry technology
For many professionals, new technologies bring the chance to accomplish goals faster, more efficiently or just in new ways. For others, new technologies disrupt their traditional business models and may be treated as challenges rather than opportunities...
news
October 31
Students have voice in campus tobacco policy conversation
A survey offered by Southeast Missouri State University’s Student Government Association regarding the campus’ tobacco policy was responded to by 689 students. The survey was open from Sept. 28 to 30 and asked students to anonymously respond to a series of question...
news
October 25
Regional earthquake drill prepares students for disaster
On Oct. 19 Southeast Missouri State University participated in a region-wide earthquake drill called the Great Central ShakeOut. The university has participated in the drill before, but not since 2006 as part of an initiative by Southeast’s Student Government Assoc...
news
October 21
'Voices of SEMO' strives to stamp out stereotypes
On Wednesday, Oct. 12, a group of student leaders at Southeast Missouri State University invited other students to take part in an activity to challenge stereotypes within their communities. Students were offered free T-shirts with the words “I’m [blank] but I’m no...
opinion
October 20
Donald Trump on immigration
When Donald Trump first began his campaign, he gained a lot of attention because of his strong statements about illegal immigration. One of his consistent promises to his supporters is the building of a wall along the United States' southern border with Mexico, and...
news
October 6
The University offers medical insurance to international students
Students from outside the United States who choose to study at Southeast Missouri State University or other American universities are faced with many challenges, not all of them immediately apparent. Among these challenges is a part of life often taken for granted ...
news
September 29
Student Government seeks opinions on tobacco-free campus
From noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, representatives from Southeast’s Student Government Association (SGA) reserved tables in dining areas across campus and invited students to share their opinions with them regarding the topic of converting to a tobacco-free campus. ...
entertainment
September 15
Missouri Humanities Council offers grant, continues support of Faulkner conference at Southeast
Every other year the Center for Faulkner Studies at Southeast Missouri State University holds a conference that draws speakers from all over the United States and around the world. While every conference’s theme is related to author William Faulkner, each is made u...
news
April 27
Teachers of Tomorrow learn about autism from a parent's perspective
April is Autism Awareness Month, and few students at Southeast Missouri State University will have as much exposure to autistic individuals as students entering the education field. At an April 19 meeting, the Teachers of Tomorrow student organization invited Kim D...
news
April 22
Black Mask Honorary Dramatic Society continues century-long tradition of excellence in the dramatic ...
Of all the student organizations at Southeast Missouri State University, the Black Mask Honorary Dramatic Society is the oldest, with its origins predating the first World War. According to records at Kent Library, the organization was first called the “Dramatic Cl...
news
April 13
Education majors meet with alumni
The Student Missouri State Teacher's Association, or SMSTA, sponsored a mixer in Dempster Hall on April 5 with the goal of bringing together education students and new teachers to speak about the experiences of their first year as educators. The mixer gave students...
news
April 5
College of Education sees entrance exam changes
Students obtaining education degrees across Missouri are assessed rigorously to ensure maximum competency before becoming licensed teachers. In fall 2013, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) created a new exam called the Missouri Ge...
news
March 30
Volunteering a trend among Southeast education majors
As freshmen, education majors are expected to fulfill a certain amount of tutoring and observation hours. While the observation mostly takes place in area classrooms, the tutoring often is done through programs such as ArtReach! or Read to Succeed. Volunteering for...
news
March 22
College of Education brings EDvolution to Southeast campus
In a world where technology is constantly evolving and affecting the way individuals consume information, schools and educators are faced with the challenge of incorporating methods that best convey material to students. In 2014, a program called EDvolution was put...
news
March 21
Ted Cruz holds primary rally in Academic Hall
On March 12, Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Ted Cruz visited Southeast Missouri State University. Cruz held a rally at Academic Hall, which was open to the public. The Texas senator took the opportunity to speak about his vision for America and to contrast hi...
news
March 9
Student educators gain experience in SMSTA
Every year, Southeast Missouri State University graduates young educators who are faced with the task of successfully landing jobs in their chosen field. Professional organizations, such as the Student Missouri State Teacher's Association, aid educators in a variet...
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