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Supporting Survivors
Shannon Lowry works to help those whose shoes she once filled through an organization that reaches out to others who have suffered from abuse and violence.
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Getting Active
Bill Hyman has worked to equip schools in three African countries with the know-how and the tools to keep children healthy, while still having fun.
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Experiencing Culture
What started as a passion project has grown into an award-winning undertaking for Nayeli López, who turned SHSU's first Ballet Folklórico team from 'minimal' dancers to sought-after performers.
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Celebrating our Heritage
As SHSU enters its 135th year, the inaugural Founders Day event on April 26 will honor the university’s legacy by remembering the past and looking to the future.
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A Silent Leader
Letting his actions speak louder than words, senior catcher Anthony Azar looks to lead Bearkats to their third consecutive NCAA playoff appearance.
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College Revives Ambassador Program
College of Criminal Justice ambassadors represent the college at various events and mentor new and prospective students.
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Study Examines Effects Of Media Portrayal On Black Cops
Howard Henderson and Franklin Wilson found movie depictions may delegitimize perceptions of African-American police officers.
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Banking Students ‘Cash In’ On Seminar Success
The College of Business Administration will award 10 scholarships after three seminars raised $40,000 for students.
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Kolonneh Chamber Recital
On Monday (April 21), at 7:30 p.m. in the GPAC Recital Hall. Admission is free.
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Graphic Design Senior Exhibit
April 21-24 in the Gaddis Geeslin Gallery. The closing reception will be on Thursday, from 6-8 p.m.
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Spring Commencement
Four ceremonies are scheduled for May 9-10 in the Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum. Click the link above for details.
Spotlight
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Workshop in Art Studio and History program
The W.A.S.H. program is a unique opportunity for SHSU art students to participate in an experimental studio environment and explore contemporary issues surrounding the visual arts. The only program of its kind in Texas, W.A.S.H. allows students examine various aspects of art in both theory and practice through a two-part curriculum that includes studio and lecture components. The program is designed to be a thorough introduction to both art and the visual arts and also maintains its own facility, the W.A.S.H. house. Through their participation, students attain a sense of camaraderie and establish bonds that will follow them throughout their academic careers.
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