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September is National Campus Safety Awareness Month, and Murray State College campuses in Ardmore and Tishomingo held various safety trainings and workshops.

Domestic Violence Safety Training

Mental Health

Students, faculty and staff learned about the various signs of mental health regarding suicide prevention.

Self-Defense Class

Oklahoma Safe Driving "Think Fast" Game Show

The event highlighted the realities and risks associated with unsafe driving practices.

A special thank you to Gonzalez Mexican for providing lunch.

"A special thank you to our workshop trainers and instructors for their dedication and support during our campus safety week. Maintaining a safe and secure environment for our students, faculty, staff and stakeholders is increasingly essential."

-- Justin Cellum

Murray State College Executive Vice President of Finance and Operations

Murray State's Veterinary Nursing program freshmen participated in their fall cattle lab. Students learned how to safely move cattle, do DNA tests, apply ear tags and administer dewormers.

September's Aggies of the Month are Carter Cellum and Charlee Sneed from Tishomingo Middle School.

Murray State's Aggie of the Month honors students who excel academically and actively engage in their community. These students embody the qualities of the true "Aggie attitude."

Murray State College Alumni Coordinator J.P. Johnson traveled to Seattle, Washington, for the BBCon Conference hosted by Blackbaud. Murray State uses Blackbaud software for fundraising and award management. He attended several breakout sessions, expanding Murray State's network and gaining insights into emerging industry trends.

The Murray State soccer teams continue to dominate this season. The Aggies remain undefeated with the win (3-1) against Hill College. The Lady Aggies cruised across Redlands Community College with an 8-1 win.

The Murray State College Men's Golf Team began their season in one of the toughest tournaments in the country, which included high-level Division 1 programs from across the country. The Aggies improved each day and put together the third-best final-round score among the 14 teams in the tournament.