The Missouri State computer science department has an updated website. The site highlights career opportunities for prospective students. You can view details about the website and see who was involved in developing the site at the blog post on Web and New Media’s blog.
The Religious Studies department website recently launched and a copy of the blog posted by Sara Clark, director of Web and New Media, is presented below.
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The religious studies website was redesigned as part of the Academic Website Project, which strives to enhance academic websites for use in recruitment efforts.
Key features of the newly designed website include the following:
Several university relations offices assisted in developing this site:
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The department was happy with the result and they treated us with a giant cookie. Yum!
The recently launched Math website was blogged by Sara Clark, the director of Web and New Media. Here’s a copy of the blog.
The mathematics website was redesigned as part of the Academic Website Project, which strives to enhance academic websites for use in recruitment efforts.
Key features of the newly designed website include the following:
Several university relations offices assisted in developing this site:
The Philosophy Department’s new website is live! What a lovely face to their web space. Their website appeals to future freshman and transfer students. Please visit the site to take a look. Too learn more about the development of the website and who was involved see the blog post over on Web and New Media’s blog.
The Missouri State University Viticulture and Enology Science and Technology Alliance (VESTA) National Center of Excellence recently updated their brochure. The brochure provides prospective degree seekers with updated information about the program, classes offered online or onsite as well as partners of the program. Take a look.
What does a NASA engineer, a wedding planner, a college-age entrepreneur and an award winning political blogger have in common? More than one would think as they are among the special guests who will share their knowledge and diverse opinions during this spring’s Public Affairs Conference themed the Culture of Connectivity.
Biographies of each of the keynote speakers and panelists were recently published on the Public Affairs Conference website.
Along with the biographies are the titles and descriptions of each session the panelists will host. Sessions include I don’t know what’s wrong with these kids today!, The culture of pornography: The media age and the changing face of human intimacy and Is connectivity making you dumb? just to name a few.
The site is designed and maintained by the office of web and new media. The publications office assists with editing and placing content.
The Public Affairs Conference will take place on the Missouri State University Campus April 17-20, 2012.
Missouri State University hosted a welcome reception for Dr. Kenneth “Ken” Coopwood Sr., the new vice president for diversity and inclusion, and his family on November 8, 2011. The guest lists include faculty, staff and student leaders on campus, as well as leaders in the community. It was a great turn out and we look forward to working with Dr. Coopwood.
Aimee Pong, our student designer, designed the postcard invitation; Veronica Adinegara laid out the the email invitation and the thank you email.
Each year, Missouri State University recognizes employees who have significantly contributed to the success of the University since its beginning in 1905. This year, four individuals were honored at the Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony on October 28, 2011. The wall of fame is located on the third floor of Plaster Student Union.
Aimee Pong, our student designer, updated the program design and Veronica Adinegara, did the customized email invitation layout.
The OzarksWatch Schedule Card has a new design. As in the past, the card is stapled into the center spread of October Ozarks Public Television Guide. The new design allows readers to tear off the schedule portion of the card and put it on the fridge, use it as bookmark, etc. Aimee Pong, our student designer, did the design work, using photos provided by the station.
Thanks to the generosity of University Relations, Development and Alumni Relations staff members, one family in the Ozarks will have a very Merry Christmas.
The family, which includes five children, was featured as story #14 in the Springfield News-Leader Share Your Christmas series. The children’s wishes were practical and few. Each will receive everything they asked for on their list, and then some.
Thank you to all who donated, shopped and Shared Your Christmas! Here are the items each child received. We hope they find wearing their BearWear as an inspiration to become a Bear when they grow up!
