LTC Toni M. Rieke is a 1997 graduate of Missouri State University Reserve Officer Training program where she majored in Physical Education and was a member of the MSU DIV I Softball team. LTC Rieke was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Ordnance Corps and entered active duty in 1998. She also holds a Master of Science in Project Management from the University of … [Read more...] about New Military Science Command Officer and Department Head
Congratulations to Ken Brown (Department Head) and David Mitchell (Professor) in Economics, for winning the 2019 Outstanding Sports and Entertainment Law Paper at the Academy of Legal Studies in Business Conference. “Sampling Increases Music Sales: An Empirical Copyright Study” presents evidence of digital sampling’s effect on the sales of sampled songs. The article … [Read more...] about Economics Article receives Award
By Christopher Beyer • Jul 26, 2019 ShareTweetEmail SPD Cpl. William Hall holds K9 Police Dog Credit Christopher Beyer / KSMU Friday afternoon at Missouri State University, two officers from the Springfield Police K9 Unit showcased their police dogs and discussed how they are used to sniff out drugs and track down … [Read more...] about Springfield’s K9 Unit Officers Showcase Police Dogs at MSU
The Anthropology Field School, under the leadership of Scott Worman and Liz Sobel, is currently in session. Thursday, June 13, Dean Matthews went out to visit the site near Ash Grove. The schedule for the day included a tour of the Phenix Quarry in Ash Grove. … [Read more...] about Field School
Emeritus Political Science Professors, Kant Patel and Mark Rushefsky, have published the 5th edition of their seminal text, Healthcare Politics and Policy in America. Yale University’s, Ted Marmor, said “Healthcare Politics and Policy in America is the most reliable guide to America’s form of healthcare policy and politics available. Patel and Rushefsky turn a complex, hard … [Read more...] about Patel and Rushefsky Not Slowing Down in Retirement