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Promising U of M research aided by new Fellows program
Four University faculty members are the beneficiaries of the newly established First
Tennessee Entrepreneurship and Innovation Fellows program.
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Professors help introduce local election to Hispanic population
Before recent elections, Latino Memphis hosted the first debate in Shelby County from
the Hispanic perspective. The U of M had a presence with Dr. Wayne Pitts in the College
of Arts & Sciences serving as moderator.
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Trash Talk: Researchers help U of M tailgaters recycle
With “green” being the word of the day, a group in the U of M’s health and sport sciences
researched to find to what extent tailgaters were recycling, and where recyclable
items wound up after games.
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Theatrical group celebrates America's 'last great wilderness'
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service commissioned Voices of the South, made up wholly
of U of M alumni, to create an original stage play to celebrate the Arctic National
Wildlife Refuge.
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Cash builds a firm foundation en route to award
Being able to pull-off the “impossible” is one reason Pam Cash, U of M manager of
facilities projects, received the Distinguished Administrator of the Year Award in
June.
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Chando sees 'different' side of U of M
It might be said that John Chando experiences the wild side of life at the University
of Memphis. Deer, snakes, hawks – even a couple of big cats – it is all in a day’s
work for the U of M employee.
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Lockhart locks in honor for distinguished work
La-Vaire Lockhart has the nickname “Doc” for having the medicine to fix any computer
problem, which was one of the reasons why he was recognized with a Distinguished Employee
of the Year award.
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Wright-Savage lauded for accomplishments
Sonji Wright-Savage left her clerk position at the Memphis Police Department to join
the University of Memphis a decade ago because her daughter said she didn’t want to
go to college.
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Earn your wings and help the less fortunate: Adopt an Angel
For the past 20 years, Sheila Hall and her Loewenberg School of Nursing associates
have toiled hundreds of hours to ensure a better holiday season for the less fortunate.
This fall, she is asking for your help.
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Read about the research and achievements of University of Memphis faculty and staff.
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