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Revolutionary Senior Care
TigerPlace,
the newly opened “aging in place” facility that MU helped
create, recently welcomed its first residents. The University
and its partner, Americare, have lofty goals for the facility.
They’re
set to revolutionize the nursing home industry. Read
more


Deaton Appointed Interim Chancellor
MU Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor
Brady Deaton was recently appointed interim chancellor of the
campus by UM System President Elson Floyd. Deaton will begin
his duties as interim chancellor on Sept. 1. Read
more
MU Houses State’s
First Fetal Alcohol Clinic
Fetal alcohol syndrome is one of the
nation’s leading causes of mental retardation. A new clinic
at MU will lead the fight against this alarming affliction. Read
more
Virtual Museum Expands
Access to Rarely Seen Artifacts
The Museum of Art and Archaeology has
thousands of pieces of art and artifacts, yet painfully little
gallery space. An innovative approach is allowing visitors to
experience the pieces in remarkable detail at the click of a mouse. Read
more
Pet Puppies for Good Health
Feeling stressed? Relief could be just
an arm’s length away. Researcher Rebecca Johnson found that
petting dogs produces a hormonal response that alleviates depression.
Read more
MU Students Are Conducting
Research in Record Numbers
The undergraduate research program is
changing the nature of undergraduate education at MU while giving
students a chance to showcase their discoveries across the state
and nation. Read
more
Beauty Over Death!
Researcher Jamie Arndt explores why
women value a good tan over their own health. Read
more
E-mail Technology Concerns Legislators
E-mail has been heralded as a quick,
efficient and inexpensive means of communication. However, lawmakers
are wary of potential pitfalls in using e-mail to communicate
with voters. Read
more
At Home at Mizzou
Recent law school graduates Yasmin Cline
and Keisha I. Patrick, both from African-American families who
placed a strong emphasis on education, know the true meaning of
success. They each share their passion for Mizzou and take a moment
to reflect upon college milestones. Read
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Follow the New Mizzou Grad
Relive the excitement of your first
year out of school. Follow the everyday life of Janae Barker,
BJ ’04, as she chronicles
her experiences as a young alumna in the MU Alumni Association’s
award-winning online photo journal program. Read
more
MU Brings Home the Gold
The Council for Advancement and Support
of Education (CASE) recently rewarded MU and its Alumni Association
with five top national honors. Read
more
Join Texas Travel Tour
Tiger fans are invited to join the Alumni
Association and head to Austin this fall for the Missouri vs.
Texas football game. Grab your cowboy boots for this fun-filled
weekend and full-service tour package, Oct. 15-17. Read
more


MU Football Is No. 11 in Preseason Poll
Athlon Sports’ June issue lists
its preseason football predictions, rating the Tigers as the 11th
best team in the country. Read
more
Four Tigers Selected in
Major League Baseball Draft
Danny Hill’s third-round selection
was the highest for an MU player since 1988. Read
more

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 Cramming
for Finals
Study group antics, slaphappy
moments and memorizing Hebrew grammar … @Mizzou readers
share finals week stories. Read
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Courses
With Pizazz
Central to the learning experience
in college is the variety of courses available to students: some
required, some a challenge and some fun. Tell
@Mizzou your favorite college course and why.

Assisting
Amphibians Tracy Green Rittenhouse
came to MU to study with one of the world’s foremost experts
in amphibian conservation. What she’s learning could help
save these important creatures. Read
more

Congratulations
to Brian Harrison, BS ’80, who found Truman’s
tail in our May story about MU’s
wheelchair basketball coach. When you find Truman’s missing
tail in this issue of @Mizzou, click on it and submit your name
and address. Six winners will be selected from a random drawing
of entries received on or before June 25. This month’s
gift is a Mizzou-themed disposable camera and pocket photo album
($20 retail value), which serve as reminders of the June 30 deadline
for entries in the MUAA
Member Calendar Photo Contest.
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