Recently, 3 of Dr. Joe Lane's Introduction to Geography students (Lucas Blackwell, Asjah Smith, and Naia Loper (not pictured)) partnered with Perm State University in Russia to help "rank" stories translated into English by Russian students.
Yesterday we celebrated some amazing DSU students at the College of Arts and Sciences Scholarship Reception. We'd love to give an extra special shout out to the students who won awards from our division. We are so proud of everything our students have accomplished this year!
Looky there 👀, some more awesome electives you can take! If any of these (or other courses we post) look interesting to you, be sure to tell your advisor and sign-up starting next week!
🎉IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN! 🎉
Next week is pre-registration at DSU so be sure to meet with your advisor ASAP.
Maybe when you meet with them you'll mention you want to take some of the cool electives we are offering next semester, such as these sociology and social science ones!
Join us next Monday, April 3 in Jobe auditorium for our guest speaker, Dr. Gregory Veeck from Western Michigan University. We are so excited to have him!
Angelisa Butcher recently graduated from the DSU Social Justice and Criminology program and is currently enrolled in the master's degree program in Social Justice and Criminology at DSU.
WOO! Congratulations again to Dr. Justin Krueger for winning Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher of the year for DSU!
Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us and enjoyed Dr.Krueger’s amazing presentation!
We are so proud of Dr. Justin Krueger for being named the Mississippi Humanities Council Humanities Teacher of the year for DSU! Join us Wednesday for his presentation in honor of this award!
We are so proud of Dr. Justin Krueger for being named the Mississippi Humanities Council Humanities Teacher of the year for DSU! Join us Wednesday for his presentation in honor of this award!
Come join us on February 9 in Jobe Hall Auditorium for this awesome event with Andrew Maraniss, author of “Inaugural Ballers: The True Story of the First U.S. Women’s Olympic Basketball Team”.
Join us Monday night for Adrian Miller! This event is part of the NEA Bug Read:Bolivar County line up. We hope to see everyone there!
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Due to the inclement weather hitting Cleveland and the surrounding areas, our event with Jerry Mitchell has been cancelled. Please stay tuned for any updates regarding a possible rescheduling of the event!
Stay safe and warm!
Check this out! Right after our event with Jerry Mitchell on Tuesday, our friends in Languages and Literature are hosting Anna Wolfe from Mississippi Today to discuss her work covering the TANF scandal. Be sure to stick around to catch both of these amazing events!
Dr. Ossorio’s criminal forensics class is having a blast today doing a hair analysis lab! If these seems fun to you, this course is offered every spring!