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Volume 8, No.2 Summer 2005
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Building interest in politics CMU's Griffin Endowed Chair shares his political expertise with students and the community. <Full story> Students appear before state Senate
CMU Students use a class project to
propose changes to the Michigan Merit Scholarship program. <Full
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Clinic offers parent-child interaction therapy CMU clinic receives NIMH grant to assist children with disruptive behavior disorders. <Full story> Grant funds Parkinson's research Psychology professor Justin Oh-Lee receives NIH grant to improve medication that treats Parkinson's disease. <Full story>
International students improve language skills CMU's English Language Institute helps international students improve their English language skills and learn about U.S. culture. <Full story> Teachers attend summer school
CMU faculty members host workshops
for K-12 history teachers. <Full story>
Alumni host poetry reading Creative writing graduates Shelley Savren, Marc Sheehan, and Phillip Sterling returned to campus to read from their poetry. <Full story> Alumni gifts fund new scholarship Freshman Kendra Marzinski receives new CHSBS scholarship to pursue a degree in psychology. <Full story> Ethics Center launches speaker series A retired FBI agent and an investigative journalist kick off the inaugural Dr. Jeffrey Wigand Ethics Lecture Series. <Full story>
Other Stories
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The main office of CHSBS is located in 106 Anspach Hall, Mount Pleasant, MI 48859 Phone: (989) 774-3341 • FAX: (989) 774-7106 • E-mail: chsbs@cmich.edu |
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