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Recent News About Northwest Missouri State University
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Concert Band and Choir set for October performance
Northwest Missouri State University’s Concert Band, joined by the Concert Choir, will perform their first concert of the fall semester on Tuesday, Oct. 1. The performance, which is free and open to the public, begins at 7 p.m. in the Charles Johnson Theater at the Olive DeLuce Fine Arts Building.
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Northwest Missouri State University’s jazz ensembles set for Sept. 30 concert
Northwest Missouri State University’s jazz ensembles will perform their first concert of the fall semester on September 30 at the Charles Johnson Theater. The event, conducted by Dr. William Richardson, will feature varied styles of jazz music, including pieces by Count Basie and Mary Lou Williams.
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Northwest Missouri sororities and fraternities hold bid days for new members
Northwest Missouri State University's sororities and fraternities welcomed their newest members during bid day activities on campus. Sorority bid day took place on Monday, Sept. 9, and fraternities celebrated their bid day Wednesday, Sept. 11.
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Northwest Missouri State University announces fall season with student-directed one-act plays
Northwest Missouri State University’s 2024-25 season of theater productions opens Sept. 26-28 with “A Fall Evening of One-Acts,” featuring four student-directed plays, each consisting of minimal characters and a runtime of 10 to 15 minutes. Tickets are $6 and may be purchased online beginning Wednesday, Sept. 18, or at the box office one hour prior to showtime.
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Northwest Missouri State University's SAC announces fall entertainment lineup
Activities sponsored by the Student Activities Council (SAC) at Northwest Missouri State University aim to foster student engagement, explore interests, and help students build friendships outside of their classrooms. This fall, SAC will host a series of events featuring a magician, a change-making speaker, and a comedian.
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Northwest Missouri State seeks volunteers for annual emergency response field training
Northwest Missouri State University will host its annual emergency response field training exercise from October 10 to 13, inviting students, employees, and community members to participate as role players. The Missouri Hope exercise aims to provide real-time experience in emergency and disaster management, partnering with agencies throughout the region.
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Northwest Missouri State University offers diverse career services for fall semester
Northwest Missouri State University is offering students a range of professional development opportunities this fall, including networking events and career advice sessions. Career Day, a recurring event each semester, allows students to engage with various employers on campus to discuss internships and full-time employment.
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Students participate in emergency management training at New York Hope
Northwest Missouri State University students and faculty participated in the annual New York Hope training exercise in August, gaining essential skills in emergency and disaster management. The event took place at the State Preparedness Training Center in Oriskany, New York, and included participants from various states such as Connecticut, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Pennsylvania.
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Northwest Missouri State University opens new season with faculty art showcase
Northwest Missouri State University is highlighting artwork created by its faculty during its first exhibit of the 2024-25 academic year, followed by an exhibit featuring two Kansas City artists.
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Hispanic Heritage Month events at Northwest Missouri State University
Northwest Missouri State University’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by hosting a series of events on campus.
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Northwest Missouri State University launches new 'Ask Valk Anything' series
Northwest Missouri State University is continuing its "Ask Valk Anything" series this fall, inviting faculty and local experts to answer questions about current events and issues of interest to students. The hour-long panel discussions offer multiple disciplinary perspectives on complex issues and facilitate open conversation among students and community members.
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Northwest Missouri State University announces Family Weekend schedule
Families of Northwest Missouri State University students are invited for a weekend of entertainment and athletic activities as the University celebrates its annual Family Weekend from September 27 to 29.
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Northwest Missouri State University offers fall career pathing series
Northwest Missouri State University is offering personal and professional development opportunities for students and employees this fall through its Career Pathing series. The sessions feature activities and workshops led by Northwest staff members and other experts who share their knowledge on workplace topics.
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Northwest Missouri State University hosts youth Bach Family Festival
Students in grades four through 12 will showcase their piano skills at the Northwest Missouri State University Bach Family Festival in September.
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Northwest Missouri State University hosts annual stair climb for fallen heroes
Northwest Missouri State University’s Emergency Disaster Management Club, Show-Me Gold program, and the Maryville Fire Department are partnering to host the annual stair climb honoring the 2,966 lives lost in the events that transpired on 9/11.
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Northwest Missouri State University transitions to cashless transactions
As Northwest Missouri State University begins a new academic year, the institution has implemented a cashless transaction system to streamline its processes, enhance security and controls, and meet the evolving needs of students, employees, and other stakeholders.
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Northwest Missouri State University receives national cyber defense designation
Northwest Missouri State University has been designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense by the National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity, based in Maryland. This designation will be maintained through 2029.
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Northwest partners with Niche for direct admissions program
Northwest Missouri State University has announced a partnership with Niche, a leader in connecting colleges and schools with students and families, to join its Direct Admissions program. This initiative aims to provide real-time acceptance and scholarship offers to high school seniors based on their Niche profiles.
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Nationally known educator Gerry Brooks to visit Northwest Missouri State University
Northwest Missouri State University will welcome veteran educator Gerry Brooks to its campus on Sunday, Sept. 22. Brooks, known for his humorous videos that have garnered a significant social media following, is a longtime friend of Northwest President Dr. Lance Tatum and first lady Jill Tatum.
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Northwest Missouri State graduate aims to help others through therapeutic recreation
Anna Moloney, a recent graduate of Northwest Missouri State University, has transitioned from gearing up for a teaching career to completing a master's degree in therapeutic recreation. Reflecting on her experience at Northwest, Moloney stated, “I feel so backed and supported – like, ‘Wherever you’re going, whatever you’re doing, we’re here for you.’ It feels like you’re a person, not just a student.”