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Local historian, former professor Frank Nickell dies at age 89

Feb. 13

Local historian, former professor Frank Nickell dies at age 89Frank Nickell, esteemed historian and former Southeast Missouri State professor, has died at 89. Known for his extensive research and community involvement, Nickell left a lasting legacy in Cape Girardeau.

Presidential search finalist Brad Hodson explains why he wants to be at SEMO

Feb. 13

Presidential search finalist Brad Hodson explains why he wants to be at SEMOBrad Hodson, the sole finalist for SEMO's presidency, shared his vision and priorities for the university during public forums. He emphasized collaboration, enhancing academic identity, and boosting enrollment and funding.

Former SEMO mass media chair Pam Parry dies at age 62

Feb. 6

Former SEMO mass media chair Pam Parry dies at age 62Pam Parry, former chair of Southeast Missouri State University's Mass Media Department, has passed away. Known for her dedication and warmth, Parry's contributions spanned journalism, academia and diversity scholarship.

Southeast Missouri State University announces sole finalist for president role

Feb. 6

Southeast Missouri State University announces sole finalist for president roleSoutheast Missouri State University's Presidential Search Advisory Committee has chosen Brad Hodson as the sole finalist for its next president, following Carlos Vargas. Hodson, from Missouri Southern State University, will visit campus Feb. 12.

SEMO's College of Business and Computing to honor former dean Alberto Dávila with memorial service

Feb. 4

SEMO's College of Business and Computing to honor former dean Alberto Dávila with memorial serviceSoutheast Missouri State University's College of Business and Computing will hold a memorial for former dean Alberto Dávila, who passed away at the age of 69. The service is Friday, Feb. 21, at Kem Statuary Hall, honoring his impactful legacy.

SEMO professor awarded for wolf spider research

Feb. 3

SEMO professor awarded for wolf spider researchSEMO professor Lucas Kirschman wins a Royal Entomological Society Journal Award for his research on wolf spiders, revealing no trade-off between reproduction and immune function. He also mentors students in ecological immunology.

SEMO partners with Saint Francis to boost careers in allied health

Jan. 30

SEMO partners with Saint Francis to boost careers in allied healthSEMO and Saint Francis Healthcare System partner to enhance careers in allied health, offering a streamlined two-year program for working adults with technical associate degrees to advance in medical imaging.

Cape, SEMO officials discuss potential impacts of federal aid freeze

Jan. 30

Cape, SEMO officials discuss potential impacts of federal aid freezeCape Girardeau and SEMO officials discuss the potential impacts of a now-rescinded federal aid freeze that threatened local projects and programs. While student aid was unaffected, concerns about future funding linger.

Spectrum Scholars program offers $20,000 scholarships, internships for eligible college juniors

Jan. 29

Spectrum Scholars program offers $20,000 scholarships, internships for eligible college juniorsCharter Communications' Spectrum Scholars program offers $20,000 scholarships and internships to eligible college juniors majoring in fields such as CIS, finance and cybersecurity. Applications are open until April 4.

SEMO's athletic training master's program earns five-year accreditation

Jan. 28

SEMO's athletic training master's program earns five-year accreditationSEMO's Master of Science in Athletic Training program has earned a five-year accreditation from CAATE. This marks a significant milestone following its transition from an undergraduate program.

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