Elizabeth Brixey is the Columbia Missourian's education editor and an associate professor in the Missouri School of Journalism. She can be reached at (573) 882-2632 and brixeye@missouri.edu.
Changes affect the Gaines/Oldham Black Culture, Women's, LGBTQ Resource, Multicultural and RSVP centers
The ceremony was held virtually at 3 p.m. Friday.
Manring said he plans to continue strong undergraduate programs and place more emphasis on graduate and research programs.
The meeting began with swearing in of Katherine Sasser and Jeanne Snodgrass as recently elected board members.
Marching Mizzou will be part of the 2022 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. It will be the band's first time performing in it.
Faculty Council chair John Middleton requested discussion continue about the three-year increases, which are based on salary.
Both were surprised with the news in virtual meetings. The teaching award comes with a $15,000 stipend.
Laurie Kingsley, who teaches literacy, was surprised on the road to St. Louis with the news about the prestigious award.
The child development professorship is named for Ron Ashworth, a longtime advocate of neurodevelopmental disability issues.
Marty Steffens and Heather Hunt were the first of five professors to win the 2021 teaching excellence award.
Thanks for the interesting question about Dr. Choi's last name. He uses a pronunciation that rhymes with "boy."
Elizabeth Brixey, education editor
Mr. Lanigan, we have a Homecoming section on our homepage. If you're looking at it on a laptop, the link to it is about halfway down on the right side.
Regards,
Elizabeth Brixey (one of the city editors)
I appreciate this comment. The reporter and I are talking about a better way to more clearly express the point. Thanks for posting. Elizabeth Brixey, Missourian education editor
brixey commented on Columbia police training session demonstrates how police combat bias
Mr. Moore, thank you for your comment. We have a such a story in the works. Regards, Elizabeth Brixey, education editor