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Tuesday, Dec. 8 1-6 p.m. / University Center
Join us in celebrating the 75th anniversary of the B.A. in Communication. As part of our celebration, we will kick off the event with a panel of alumni discussing the value of this degree in their professional and personal lives. At 2:15 p.m. alumni who were members of the debate team will participate in a public debate. At 3:30 p.m. we will have a reception with light hors d'oeuvres followed by our biannual speaker's competition. Alumni will be invited to judge the final round of speeches.
Tuesday, Oct. 24 6 p.m. / Dempster Hall Rm. 124
Dr. Erin Dennis from the University of Southern Indiana will present, "Caring for Our Communities: Best Practices in Corporate Social Responsibility." The event is free and open to everyone.
/ Lydia Probst, a junior in the B.A. in Communication program, is making history at SEMO as the first student ever nominated for the National Student Leadership Forum (NSLF) in Washington, D.C., this fall. Her journey began when she was chosen to attend the Governor's Student Leadership Forum in Jefferson City in February 2023. Following her participation in that event, she received a nomination for the NSLF, an extension of the Governor's Leadership Program. This exceptional opportunity enables students like Lydia to connect with peers nationwide and actively participate in policy discussions alongside members of Congress and other prominent figures in federal leadership.
/ This fall, we introduced our latest program: the B.A. in Spanish. It's designed to enhance diverse fields and seamlessly integrate with other academic programs, allowing students to earn dual credentials without extending their time to graduation. Our students will delve into language, literature, culture, and engage in coursework covering Spanish for various professions and translation studies. The Spanish degree comprises just 30 hours and offers students the opportunity to study abroad.
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