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Wednesday, March 03, 2021
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Element451 Hosting Campus Presentations March 12-13
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The University is implementing new enrollment management technology. Element451 is a modern admissions and marketing platform to move students from inquiry to enrolled. The platform increases the engagement with students and works to meet enrollment goals through personalization, admission intelligence and marketing automation. The campus community is invited to attend Element451's presentations Thursday, March 12, from 1-2 p.m. and Friday, March 13, from 11 a.m.-noon, both in Glenn Auditorium in Dempster Hall. Attendees will learn about the technology's ease of use and the power of its analytics-rich system. Attendees can also participate in a discussion on Element451's role in the University's strategic enrollment planning initiative to enhance recruitment and student success, and learn how to personally leverage the platform to build strong connection with students through recruitment and admission process.
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The campus community is invited to attend open forums to meet the three finalists for the position of Dean of Graduate Studies and Research. They are as follows:
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Open Forums Continue March 9 for Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences Finalists
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The campus community is invited to open forums to meet the finalists for the position of Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. An open forum for Dr. George Reed is scheduled for Monday, March 9, at 10 a.m., in Kent Library, Room 215. An open forum for Dr. Gary Schmidt was held March 2. Dr. David Kenley has withdrawn his application and will no longer be visiting campus. Vitae for the finalists and the evaluation form are available via the portal, under the Employee tab, University Updates-Enrollment portlet.
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Event Services and Scheduling began accepting University departmental and campus event reservations for the 2021 calendar year on Monday, March 2. Departments and individuals are encouraged to submit reservation requests early to ensure the greatest selection of space and date availability for recurring departmental meetings/committees, annual lectures/dinners, trainings/seminars and similar events that are University-sponsored. Reservation requests may be submitted in …
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Faculty and staff were notified in the Jan. 24 Newswire edition of the contract renewal discussions that had been taking place between UnitedHealthcare and Saint Francis Healthcare System. UnitedHealthcare has informed the University that an agreement has unfortunately not been reached. Therefore, Saint Francis Medical Center and its rural clinics are no longer participating network providers effective March 5, 2020. …
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CAEL Conducting On-Site Visit April 1 to Discuss PLA
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A consultant from the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL) will visit Southeast on April 1 to present an analysis of the University's Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) policies and provide recommendation on expanding the program. The campus community is invited to the initial meeting from 8:30-10 a.m. in University Center Ballroom B. Additionally meetings with deans, chairpersons and other stakeholders will take place throughout the day. CAEL is a national expert on PLA -- the process of earning college credit from other sources, such as work, professional and military experience. CAEL's research (Fueling the Race, 2010) indicates that students with PLA credits are 2.5 times more likely to complete a bachelor’s degree than students without. Through PLA, adults learn the value of their experience, boosting their confidence to complete their degrees.
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Kent Library Announces March Reading Recs: 'What You've Been Reading'
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For its March reading list, Kent Library asked the University community to submit titles of books they've been reading. The library's March Reading Recs feature a varied list, including young adult, historical fiction, thrillers, memoirs and more. For more information about this month's book list, visit https://semo.libguides.com/reading-recs.
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The Southeast Missouri Symphony will present a symphonic pops concert titled “Symphonic Pops with Symphonic Stars” on Tuesday, March 10, at Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus. The concert is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the Donald C. Bedell Performance Hall and will feature thrilling orchestral music for film and stage by iconic composers John Williams and Andrew Lloyd Webber. …
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Discount Faculty/Staff Tickets Available for 'Percussion Ensemble Theatre Concert and Studio Recital'
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Discount faculty and staff tickets are available for "Percussion Ensemble Theatre Concert and Studio Recital" presented by Southeast's Percussion Ensemble March 12 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are 50% off each, and a maximum of four tickets may be purchased. Tickets can be purchased at the River Campus Box Office, Show Me Center Box Office or Athletics Box Office. A valid faculty or staff ID must be presented when purchasing.
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Discount Faculty/Staff Tickets Available for "Something Blue"
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Discount faculty and staff tickets are available for "Something Blue" presented by the Department of Music on March 12 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are 50% off each, and a maximum of four tickets may be purchased. Tickets may be purchased at the River Campus Box Office, Show Me Center Box Office, or Athletics Box Office. A valid faculty or staff ID must be presented when purchasing.
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#3 Southeast Missouri women's basketball defeated #6 Tennessee Tech University in a thrilling 82-81 overtime win Thursday, March 5, in the first round of the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) Tournament in Evansville, Indiana. Taelour Pruitt's game-winning shot was the #1 play of the day on ESPN SportsCenter. The Redhawks advance to the OVC Tournament semifinals to face #2 Belmont University today, March 6, at 3 p.m. in Evansville. Watch on ESPN+. Listen on Real Rock 99.3 FM. Live stats at OVCSports.com.
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Southeast Missouri's Rekha Patterson was named the 2019-2020 Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) Women's Basketball Coach of the Year, while guard Carrie Shephard and forward Tesia Thompson each earned first-team All-OVC honors Tuesday, March 3. Patterson won her first OVC Coach of the Year award and only the third in program history. Ed Arnzen (1999) and John Ishee (2007) were the other SEMO coaches who claimed the honor. In her fifth season, Patterson led the Redhawks to a 22-7 overall record and third-place finish with a 14-4 mark in OVC play. It was SEMO's highest OVC finish since the 2007-2008 season.
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The Redhawk baseball team opens Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) play with a three-game series at University of Tennessee-Martin today, March 6. Listen live at ESPN 93.5 FM and 1220 AM. Live stats at UTMSports.com.
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Southeast Missouri’s softball team plays five games at the Mississippi State Bulldog Slamboree today-Sunday, March 6-8. The Redhawks open tournament play against Mississippi Valley State and Bryant today. Live stats for all games available at HailState.com. Watch SEMO’s game against tournament host Mississippi State on March 7 on SECNetwork+.
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Southeast Missouri’s women’s gymnastics team faces Lindenwood University and the United States Air Force Academy in a tri-meet in St. Charles, Missouri, today, March 6.
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The Redhawk women’s tennis team hits the road for two matches this weekend. Southeast Missouri will play Missouri State University today, March 6, and University of Missouri-Kansas City on Saturday, March 7. Both matches are in Springfield, Missouri.
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