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Fall
Enrollment Sets Campus Records
MU
set records this fall in the number of first-time college students,
undergraduates, graduate students, African-Americans, Hispanics,
and in total enrollment. Read
more


Making Strides in Arthritis Research
The Comparative Orthopedic Laboratory
recently received $820,000 in grants to fund groundbreaking arthritis
research that could help millions of Americans. Read
more
Researcher Develops Process
for Organ Transplants of the Future
Biological Physics Professor
Gabor Forgacs recently received nearly $5 million in grants to
study biological self-assembly, a process that could revolutionize
organ transplants. Read
more
MU Researcher Finds No Link
Between Autism and Immunizations
Controversy over whether there is a
connection between vaccines and autism continues despite scientific
evidence to the contrary. MU researcher Judith Miles recently
completed a study that supports that evidence. Read
more
By the People, For the People
The Columbia Missourian’s
citizen journalism outlet, MyMissourian.com, turns ordinary
people into roving reporters. Read
more
Today’s Teachers, Tomorrow’s
Principals
MU has joined a unique partnership with
the St. Louis Public Schools and the Boeing Co. to train exceptional
public school teachers to become school administrators. The intensive
15-month program leads to a master’s
degree and eligibility for principal certification. Read
more
MU to Help Meet Demand for Pharmacists
In a partnership with the University
of Missouri-Kansas City, MU has launched the Satellite Rx program
to train new pharmacists in Missouri. Currently, 28 students take
classes at MU to earn their pharmacy degrees from UMKC. Read
more


Meet the Movers and
Shakers
of Mizzou’s Student Body
The 14th annual Who’s Who at Mizzou project profiles
the leaders of MU’s top student organizations. Find
out who they are and explore past listings on the MU Alumni Association’s
online archive.
MUAA Celebrates Faculty-Alumni Honorees
The alumni association will celebrate
the accomplishments of faculty and alumni at the 38th Faculty-Alumni
Awards banquet on Oct. 21. Meet
the 2005 recipients.
Legislative Coffee Meetings
Members of the association’s Legislative
Information Network Committee (LINC) are hosting coffee meetings
for state legislators to discuss Mizzou and higher education.
LINC is looking for alumni to host meetings in their homes and
businesses. Get
details
Taking a Dip
Pancho Doll, BJ, BA ’86, has written
a series of books about swimming holes throughout the United States.
His work was recently featured on the Today Show and
in People magazine. Read
more


Volleyball Spotlight: Jessica
Vander Kooi
Ranked in the top 10 nationally, the
Tiger volleyball team is soaring this season. Senior Jessica Vander
Kooi is a major contributor to that success. Find
out how her dedication to the game is benefiting the Tigers.
Tiger Basketball Schedules Released
The basketball season promises to be
exciting and challenging for both men’s
and women’s teams. Get
men’s schedule. Get
women’s schedule.
Turning the Corner
Senior cornerback A.J. Kincaid has had
his share of game-changing moments for the MU football team. Learn
why he chose Mizzou and find out about his goals for the future.


Which of the following breakthroughs are attributable to university-based research?
A) Laser Eye Surgery
B) Bone Marrow Transplant
C) Genetic Testing
D) All of the above
Get the answer!

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College
Roomies
Fast friends, strange behavior
and a fight over pink ruffled bedding … @Mizzou readers
share their favorite college roommate memories. Read
more

A
Campus for
All Seasons
From the crimson and gold of autumn
leaves to the intense greens and pleasant aromas of spring, MU
is a campus for all seasons. Tell
us about your favorite season at Mizzou and what makes it special
for you.

Twice
Is Nice
MU creative writing students Steve Gehrke
and Nadine Meyer, husband and wife, received a double dose of
good news when each received a National Poetry Series award. Only
five are awarded nationally each year. Read
more

Avoid
Winter
Heating Bill Woes
While gas prices rise and consumers
adjust their driving habits, the real cruch may come as natural
gas use increases during the winter months. MU’s Michael
Goldschmidt offers tips to minimize the impact of higher heating
costs. Read
more

Congratulations
to Cory Blocker, MS ’05; Toby Class,
MU staff member; Pamela Linke, BHS ’82;
and Kendall Rogers, BS IE ’73, for finding
Truman’s missing tail in our September Celebrate Mizzou
story. When you find Truman’s missing tail in this issue
of @Mizzou, click on it and submit your name and address. One
winner will be selected from a random drawing of entries received
on or before Oct. 24. This month’s gift is an MU sports
watch ($25 retail value).

Send
Mizzou E-Postcards
Did you know MUAA members can send specially-themed Mizzou electronic
postcards to friends and peers? If you are a member and a registered
user of the association’s Web site, start
sending postcards now. Become
a registered user.
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