In the news this month:
Dodd named associate
vice president for academic affairs - ASU associate dean and alumnus
assumes his new duties on January 1, 2004.
A Day
campaign exceeds goal - A
Day for Augusta State University campaign raises more than $405,000.
Marvin Vanover to be honored
at street unveiling - A new street bearing the name of long-time director
of athletics and physical education, Marvin Vanover, will be unveiled Nov. 18.
Hauger named director of Honors
Program - Dr. Andrew Hauger will replace Dr. Elizabeth Fanning.
Cloning
expert to speak at Lyceum program - Cell biologist and embryologist,
Dr. Keith Campbell will lecture on animal cloning.
ASU television and cinema students shoot movie in 48 hours - ASU is one of 20 universities nationwide selected to compete for grant.
Mini Cine Festival 2 features premiere of The Last Cents - Festival showcases films of communications students.
ASU hosts Atlanta Film Festival - Showings start Nov. 7 at 7 p.m.
Literacy Center hosts Harvest Ball - Event features dinner, dancing, live music, and a silent auction.
Other News:
Final preparations for the move to the newly renovated CETC building, formerly the psychology lab building, are being made by the College of Education's counselor education training program and WACG, Georgia Public Radio.
Veterans Day–November 11–will be observed with a program on the campus quadrangle at 11 a.m. The featured speaker will be COL Bernard Kulifay.
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