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Award Enabled Study Abroad Director to Attend Seminar in India Rebecca Laumann was one of only 10 participants selected to attend the Fulbright-sponsored
International Education Seminar for Administrators.
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CIUM Awards Seven Confucius Classrooms Across Tennessee Students across Tennessee are getting a leg up on their global competition by learning
Chinese and studying China in depth.
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Hooks Institute Selects Hands on the Freedom Plow for Book Award The Benjamin L. Hooks Institute for Social Change has selected Hands on the Freedom Plow as the winner of its National Book Award for 2010.
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Leroy Dorsey Named Chair of U of M Department of Communication Dr. Leroy Dorsey has been named chair of the Department of Communication at the University
of Memphis.
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Law Graduates Post Perfect First-Time Passage Rate on Bar Exam Graduates of the University of Memphis’ Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law had a percent
passage rate for first-time takers of the Bar Exam.
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Five U of M Law Graduates Honored in Kenneth Cox Ceremony Five African-American students from the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law were honored
recently by the Black Law Students Association.
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Gift to Help College Realize Promise to Students Dr. Rajiv Grover has announced a major gift from local real estate entrepreneur and
philanthropist Avron Fogelman.
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MOCH Director Jonathan Judaken Named Fulbright Senior Specialist Dr. Jonathan Judaken, U of M professor and director of the Marcus W. Orr Center, has
been selected as a Fulbright Senior Specialist.
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U of M Alumna Leads Booker T. Washington's "Race to the Top" When President Obama gives his address at Booker T. Washington High School, a U of
M alumna and doctoral student will be front and center.
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U of M Professors Deliver Expertise During Flooding Crisis Two University of Memphis professors, Brian Waldron and Arleen Hill, stepped up to
the challenge when Shelby County needed them most.
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U of M Will Hold Spring Commencement Ceremonies Sunday, May 8 The University of Memphis will hold its spring Commencement Sunday, May 8, awarding
a total of 2,170 degrees in two ceremonies at FedExForum.
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Professor Wins ORAU’s Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award Dr. Xiaohua Huang has been named a 2011 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award
Winner by Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU).
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Internationally Acclaimed Musicians Will Perform June 3-5 Performances by virtuoso classical guitarists will highlight the Second Annual Memphis
International Guitar Festival at the U of M.
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U of M Outlines Plans to Help Lambuth Students Continue Education The U of M is working with officials to make it as easy as possible for current Lambuth
students to complete their degrees at the U of M.
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Music Society Jam Session Will Honor Former Professor Gene Rush The U of M Music Society will host a Jam Session where a house band will set the beat
and musicians are encouraged to play along.
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Distinguished Professor Selected for Fulbright Scholar Award Dr. Bill E. Lawson, distinguished professor of philosophy at the U of M, has been
awarded a Fulbright-University of Liverpool Scholar Award.
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Grant Will Enable Researcher to Study Hearing Aid Use in the Elderly Dr. Robyn Cox has been awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health for
$1.5 million over a five-year period.
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Other News
Fulbright Program Grant Will Fund Two Graduate Students' Study Abroad CREP Awarded $1.1 Million Contract To Study Early Literacy Intervention Program U of M Will Host Conference on the Organization of Inner Cells U of M Launches Institute for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership U of M Nursing Graduates Have Perfect Passage Rate on Licensing Exam
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