Missouri State University will confer 1,589 degrees to students at its fall 2019 commencement. Two ceremonies will be held at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Dec. 13 at JQH Arena. First ceremony Students graduating from the College of Business and the College of Education will participate in the first ceremony. Missouri Sen. Lincoln Hough will receive the Government Excellence Award … [Read more...] about Missouri State to award 1,589 degrees during fall commencement
Marketing research traditionally has been done using quantitative methods, such as group surveying or self-reporting. While these methods provide valuable data, they don’t tell the whole story. Rebecca Rast Rebecca Rast, assistant professor in the marketing department at Missouri State University, is taking a different approach to this kind of research. She is using facial … [Read more...] about Understanding consumers through emotion
The cat (or the Bear) is out of the bag. Missouri State University unveiled Onward, Upward, its biggest fundraising campaign in history, Oct. 26 at Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. The campaign’s goal is $250 million, all of which will benefit Missouri State students, faculty, programs and facilities. To date, the Foundation has raised more than $150 million … [Read more...] about Onward, Upward: Enhancing student success
Missouri State University has 10 million reasons to say thanks. This spring, representatives in the General Assembly advocated on behalf of the university, and ultimately passed a budget that increased the university’s core funding by $10 million. Sen. Lincoln Hough and Rep. Elijah Haahr stand out for their leadership on this issue. Because of their support, the Board of … [Read more...] about Sen. Lincoln Hough, Rep. Elijah Haahr selected for Government Excellence Award
“No one says, ‘I love having a lisp,’” Dr. Sarah Lockenvitz said. A lisp is common in preschoolers and often recurs when a child loses teeth. In some cases, speech therapy can treat a lisp, but not always. Lockenvitz, assistant professor of speech-language pathology at Missouri State University, studies the life experiences of those with a persistent lisp. “Something as minor … [Read more...] about Lose the lisp with technology and training