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Congratulations to PAGSA!

Invisible Forces, presented by graduate students from the Department of Physics and Astronomy, received the Chancellor's Award for Public Outreach second place ribbon at Mizzou Adventures in Education on April 21, 2012. Matthew McCune was the team leader.

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Angela Speck and Dorina Kosztin were nominated for MU Excellence in Advising Award

The MU Excellence in Advising award recognizes outstanding advising services to the students of the University of Missouri. Congratulations to Prof. Angela Speck and Prof. Dorina Kosztin for being nominated for this award and to Dorina Kosztin for winning the award. Prof. Dorina Kosztin is also the recipient of the MU Excellence in Education Award, that recognizes faculty members, advisers and academic administrators who have made significant contributions to the out-of-class learning experiences of MU students and who have demonstrated a long-standing commitment to student learning and personal development. (read more)

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