Stevens To Give The Host Address

Many students wait until the fall semester and winter vacation to start, but for the 680 students there are expecting much more. At 2 o'clock in the Show Me Center 680 will receive their education and begin a new chapter in his life. Of these, 586 students from 94 students and doctoral candidates. Give rise to talk of Dr. Jane Stephens, who is retiring as dean in the South-East Asia at the end of the semester.

Among the students receiving diplomas, it is very unique stories. Mark Moore is the study of psychology degree at the age of 53 years, and Steve Brunik will have a general degree at the age of 56 years. Chastidy Harper is the first person in the family after graduation. It was also to die for their first two years in the Southeast. She earned a degree in mass communication. William Bradshaw will always be his second degree in elementary education. He must go to school with her daughter, Erica Bradshaw, and hopes to get a job as a teacher. "I really want to teach in the fourth or fifth year," said Bradshaw.

The prize will be to convene the same day at 10:30 hours, where 127 students, 27 graduate students and six students will receive a diploma will be implemented. Students participating in calls for the convening of 23 graduated with honors, which is 3.9-4.0 grade point averages, will air 38 with the honors, which is 3.75-3.89 grade point average, and 57, with honors. Required estimates point average for graduation with honors from a 3.5 to 3.74. In addition to these candidates a Masters and 27 candidates, six specialists graduated with honors. For students participating in the meeting, they must have at least a 3.9 GPA. Dr. Frank Nickell, associate professor of history and director of the Regional History Center, presented the convocation address difference.

Nickell is the 2009 recipient of the Provost Research, Training and Development Excellence (PRIDE Award). He will be honored at the time of writing exercises 2 hours December 19 at the Show Me Center. Nickell has taught in South East Asia for 38 years and found that up to the school for nine years. He edited and wrote numerous books and in 2005 in the Missouri House of Representatives honored him with awards for "Outstanding Missouri. Nickell will also serve as grand marshal for the start of the event. This 14 th year in the South East has the price PRIDE. "There are many good people on this campus," said Nickell, and I hope that everyone who deserves to get in line."