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May 3, 2005 Senior Week Talent to Deliver Commencement Address May 3-7 Sponsored by TRUE .S Vol. 9, No. 31 May 3, 2005 Senior Week Talent to Deliver Commencement Address May 3-7 Sponsored by TRUE .S. Senator Jim Talent will deliver the Marketing, Inspection and Product Promotion. (Student Alumni UTruman commencement address at 2 p.m., In addition, he is a member of President Bush’s Association) and the May 14, in Stokes Stadium. At the ceremonies, Export Council and he was selected to serve as Office of Advancement 926 students are expected to receive their a deputy whip. undergraduate degrees and 70 students expect- Previously, Talent served eight years in the “More than $5.15 ed to receive their graduate degrees. A reception U.S. House of Representatives (1993-2001) and per hour” will follow at Red Barn Park. eight years in the Missouri House (1985-1992). ❖ 6 p.m. May 3 Talent was elected to serve the state in the Talent was born and raised in Des Peres, Mo. SUB Governors Room U.S. Senate in 2002. He graduated from Kirkwood High School in Financial planning seminar While in the Senate, he is a member of the 1973 and attended Washington University in St. “You think you know, Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Louis, where he received the Arnold J. Lien but you have no idea” Committee; the Senate Armed Services Prize as the most outstanding undergraduate in 5:30 p.m. ❖ May 4 Committee; the Senate Energy and Natural political science. He graduated Order of the SUB Governors Room Resources Committee; and the Senate Aging Coif from the University of Chicago Law School First job tips from recent Committee. in 1981 and clerked for Judge Richard Posner of Truman graduates As a freshman senator, he holds numerous the United States Court of Appeals from 1982 Ice Cream Social Senate leadership positions. Talent is the chair- through 1983. Talent and his wife, Brenda, have three chil- 6-8 p.m. ❖ May 5 man of the Armed Services Seapower on the Mall Subcommittee and the chairman of the dren Michael, Kate and Chrissy. The family Rain site: SUB Down Under Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on lives in Chesterfield, Mo. Karaoke with ’05 6-9 p.m. ❖ May 6 Truman Birthday Celebration and SUB Down Under Senior Game Day Senior Picnic Planned 1 p.m. ❖ May 7 he University and Sodexho will host the birthday cake, ice cream and drinks. The lunch Thousand Hills annual Harry S. Truman birthday celebra- will be available to students, faculty and staff State Park T tion picnic from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., May 11, on the for $5 with advance reservations and $6 at the Frisbee, kickball and four square with the Kirksville Mall. This year’s picnic occurs on the 10th event. Students graduating in May eat for free Alumni Chapter anniversary of the Missouri Legislature approv- with their student ID. ing Senate Bill 340, which changed the name of Non-graduating students, faculty and staff Refreshments and door must may make their advance reservations by prizes at all events Northeast Missouri State University to Truman State University. Graduating seniors will be noon on May 10. Graduating seniors do not treated to lunch sponsored by the Truman need to make reservations. To R.S.V.P., e-mail Budget Update and Alumni Association, TRUE (Student Alumni [email protected] or call the Public Relations Presentation for Students Council) and the Office of Advancement. Office at 785.4016. The rain site for the barbecue 3:30 p.m., May 4 The picnic will include freshly grilled ham- is the Student Union Building Georgian Room. SUB Alumni Room burgers, hot dogs, barbecued chicken, veggie For more information about the picnic, call burgers, various salads, condiments, cookies, 785.4016. Budget Update and Presentation for Faculty and Staff Students to Share an Afternoon with Animals The University Counseling Services will team up with the Adair County Humane Society to give students a 3:30 p.m., May 11 break from end-of-the-year stresses. Cats and dogs from the Humane Society will be up for adoption. SUB Alumni Room 11 a.m.-2 p.m. ● May 6 ● on the Quadrangle Faculty and Staff to be Honored at Annual Recognition Banquet for Service to the University embers of the Truman faculty and staff who are cele- 6:30 p.m., May 9, in the Student Union Building Georgian Mbrating their retirement, fifth, tenth, fifteenth, twenti- Room. Tickets for the banquet are available for $10 each in eth, twenty-fifth, thirtieth, thirty-fifth, and fortieth the Human Resources Office until May 2. The following is anniversary of service to Truman will be honored. They a list of faculty and staff to be recognized this year: will be recognized at the Service Recognition Banquet at Retirees Dana Safley, Admission Fifth Anniversary David Bethel, Education Mustafa Sawani, Social Science Scott Alberts, Math and Computer Science Karen Croarkin, Math and Computer Science Fifteenth Anniversary Randall Bame, Fine Arts Robert Cummings, Social Science Alcidean Arias, Center for International Education Matthew Beaky, Science John Erhart, Math and Computer Science John Bohac, Fine Arts Dale Blesz, Education Mary Giovannini, Business and Accountancy Brent Buckner, Science Kelly Bryant, Physical Plant Deanna Gonnerman, Physical Plant Marsha Cook, Library Michael Bump, Fine Arts Joan Hunter, Language and Literature Cynthia Cooper, Science Julie Burns, Financial Aid Larry Hunter, Physical Plant Tim Farley, Language and Literature Michael (Scott) Burt, Science Regina Lindhorst, Health and Exercise Sciences Suren Fernando, Math and Computer Science Crista Chappell, Graduate Office Fontaine Piper, Human Potential and Performance David Gillette, Social Science Steven Chappell, Language and Literature Kathy Rieck, Advancement/Admission/ Randy Hagerty, Social Science Donna Combs, Physical Plant President’s Office Keith Harrison, Business and Accountancy Dereck Daschke, Social Science John Sapko, Academic Affairs/Industrial Science Brenda Higgins, Student Health Center Tim Deidrick, Athletics Judy Sapko, Library Carroll Hills, Physical Plant Danion Doman, Language and Literature Kenneth Strahm, Physical Plant John Ishiyama, McNair Program/Social Science Lana Dowell, Business and Accountancy Robert Tobia, Language and Literature Diane Janick-Buckner, Science Charles Dromey, Physical Plant JoAnn Weekley, Health and Exercise Sciences Anne Moody, Science Taner Edis, Science Fortieth Anniversary Terry Olson, Social Science Deborah Engen, Justice Systems Vicki Falls, Physical Plant Ronald Knight, Math and Computer Science Silvia Pites, Language and Literature Kevin Potter, Physical Plant Marne Fauser, Athletics Thirty-fifth Anniversary Barry Poyner, Language and Literature Pamela Gardner, Nursing Lanny Morley, Math and Computer Science Catherine Poyner, Business and Accountancy David Garth, Math and Computer Science Thirtieth Anniversary Irene Richardson, Business Office Kenny Gates, Physical Plant Sal Costa, Social Science David Robinson, Social Science Jill Graves, Admission Jerry Mayhew, Health and Exercise Sciences Peter Rolnick, Science Vern Hall, Physical Plant Rebecca McClanahan, Nursing Mohammad Samiullah, Science David Hudnall, Physical Plant Fred Shaffer, Social Science David Schutter, Athletics Charles Hunsaker, Advancement Office Douglas Winicker, Campus Planning Rodney Taylor, Language and Literature H. Martin Jayne, Justice Systems Kimberly Titus, Registrar’s Office Jennifer Jesse, Social Science Twenty-fifth Anniversary Phil Jorn, University Counseling Services Wayne Bailey, Math and Computer Science Tenth Anniversary Priya Kambli, Fine Arts Michele Breault, Social Science Tim Barcus, Public Relations Peter Kelly, Education Ramona Davis, Education Evonne Bird, Health and Exercise Sciences Glen Ketterlinus, Publications Elaine DeJovin, Admission Michael Bird, Health and Exercise Sciences Hyun-Joo Kim, Math and Computer Science Dana Delaware, Science Elizabeth Bradley, Public Relations Michelle Kleine, Language and Literature Vinita Dew, Science Marijke Breuning, Social Science Andrew Klyukovski, Language and Literature Scott Ellis, Science Jay Bulen, Fine Arts Alexander Koch, Health and Exercise Sciences Deborah Frye, Physical Plant Sally Cook, Language and Literature Upendra Kulkarni, Math and Computer Science Garry Gordon, Academic Affairs Richard Coughlin, Library Joaquin Maldonado-Class, Language and Literature Connie Jacobs, Library Douglas Davenport, Justice Systems Marjorie McFarland, Physical Plant Karen McClaskey, Library Julia DeLancey, Fine Arts Sam Minner, Education Charles Parks, Information Technology Services Sheila Garlock, Communication Disorders Sarah Mohler, Language and Literature Seymour Patterson, Social Science Janet Gooch, Communication Disorders Jana Morton, Academic Affairs Gwen Perrachione, Information Technology Elisabeth Hooper, Science Colleen Murphy, Athletics Services Melody Jennings, Health and Exercise Sciences Andrea O’Brien, Residential Living David Robbins, Physical Plant Brenda Killen, Business Office Marie Orton, Language and Literature Susan Shoaff-Ballanger, Fine Arts Christopher Lantz, Health and Exercise Sciences Donna Patterson, Physical Plant Candy Young, Social Science Debbie Maize, Physical Plant Toby Peavler, Physical Plant Twentieth Anniversary Meredith McCannon, Nursing Steven Peeler, Physical Plant Michael McManis, Planning and Institutional Von Abbott, Public Safety Kathleen Powell, Academic Affairs Development/President’s Office Joyce Brown, President’s Office Lena Reardon, Library Brenda Moore, Science Joyce Burnett, Public Safety Pamela Ryan, Math and Computer Science Priscilla Riggle, Language and Literature Melody Chambers, Admission Lawrence Scully,
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