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Young U of M cadet already giving military a big boost
University of Memphis freshman Brandi Jackson has never met John Cody Guidry, doesn’t
have any idea where in the world he might be, but has already formed a bond with him
that will likely last a lifetime.
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U of M website redesign launched Jan. 15
The University of Memphis website has a sleek new look and a new design that allows
it to adapt to its surroundings.
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Gov. Haslam's budget proposal includes state-of-the-art Community Health Building
Gov. Bill Haslam has announced that the state's proposed budget for the upcoming year
includes funding for the Community Health Building.
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Interdisciplinary team at U of M works to benefit severely hearing-impaired individuals
A grant from the National Science Foundation will not only foster research by bringing
together fields as diverse as computer engineering and audiology, but will allow severely
hearing-impaired people lead the lives of their normal-hearing counterparts.
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Cook, Sable win first-ever Lupfer Teaching Award
Drs. Melloni Cook, associate professor of psychology, and Helen Sable assistant professor
of psychology, each won the first ever Lupfer Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
Award.
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Profile: Dr. Maurice Mendel
Over the last several issues of Update, we have been profiling the deans of our colleges and schools. In this issue, we
highlight Dr. Maurice Mendel, dean of the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders.
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Bingham awarded lofty honor by NMCS
Dr. Rosie Phillips Bingham, vice president of Student Affairs at the University of
Memphis, has been named a Distinguished Elder by the National Multicultural Conference
& Summit (NMCS).
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U of M holiday card art contest winners made for a merrier season for campus community
Three students at the University of Memphis Campus School were named the top artists
in this year’s holiday card art contest.
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Names in the news
Read about the research and achievements of University of Memphis faculty and staff.
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