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Catch up on what's happening at Murray State!

Murray State's FBLA team traveled to Orlando, Florida, to compete at the national conference.

Theresa Schultz competed in Emerging Business Issues and Impromptu Speaking, while Claudia Valles presented the Accounting Case Challenge and Job Interview. They also visited exhibit booths, listened to campaign speeches and attended workshops. 

Advisers Kathy Bowen, Alex Lancaster and Cyndi Stoker served as Competitive Event Coordinators for other events.

Our own adviser Cyndi Stoker and team member Theresa Schultz were recognized on the national state for Oklahoma honors.

"Thank you to Kathy Bowen, Cyndi Stoker and Alex Lancaster for your dedication and leadership in helping our Murray students achieve their best in all that they do. "

-- Dr. Tim Faltyn

Murray State College President

Murray State hosted the Carter County OSU Extension's Fathers and Family Day at Murray's Ardmore campus. Approximately 250 kids and families came out for fun and games.

Organizations such as Strong Dads Program, Oklahoma Families First, Lighthouse Behavioral Wellness and Ardmore Literacy Leadership were on hand to provide information about their resources available to families.

Murray State students and staff traveled abroad to Greece and Italy as part of the Murray State Aggies Abroad program. They visited Athens, Florence, Rome and Tuscany. All the while seeing many of the world's most impressive archeological sites and stunning scenery.

Murray State Golf Coach Coppedge received his new Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Medical Certification. This will allow Murray State's golfers to dramatically improve their player performance and provide a much deeper understanding of their body-swing connection.

Murray State students, faculty and staff participated in Tishomingo's 4th of July parade. The patriotic float placed second.

Marion Wilson was the website scavenger hunt week 1 winner of our four-week long website scavenger hunt. She received a $50 Visa gift card for her efforts.

Week two is in progress. Link to our Facebook post is below to learn more.

Murray State had 14 community members attend the College's final ceramics workshop of a three-week series. They put their skills to the test and sculpted their own ceramic bowls, and then add more of their own artistic flare by painting the bowls before taking them home.

Be on the lookout for more community outreach workshops like this one!