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President’s Post
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Science Building Remains No. 1 Priority
In September, Gov. Bill Haslam asked the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) to request that the Tennessee Board of Regents and University of Tennessee systems conduct a review of their priority lists of existing capital outlay and maintenance projects. This request by the governor was made to ensure that the projects were consistent with the…
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I Am True Blue – Blue Raider Pride and Values
As we begin the new semester, I thought it appropriate to reflect upon our emerging 鈥淚 am True Blue鈥� theme and how this simple expression of Blue Raider pride and values has begun to take hold across campus and the communities we serve. You may recall that the True Blue Pledge is a result of…
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Capital Projects/Construction Update
It鈥檚 nothing short of a marvel to watch as the new Student Union and other construction projects at MTSU seem to be in daily transformation. The Student Union is scheduled for occupancy this summer. The building features a food court and casual dining area, a bookstore, a ballroom that will hold 840 seats at dining…
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2012-13 Budget Overview
Last year, the State of Tennessee implemented an outcomes-based funding formula for higher education, as called for in the Complete College Tennessee Act (CCTA). Productivity, meaning improved retention and graduation rates rather than enrollment, now drives the methodology by which the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) recommends state funding for higher education institutions. Fiscal year…
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MTSU’s Athletic Goals and Achievements
During the fall 2011 semester, eight of 17 teams had a semester team grade point average of 3.0 or higher; 63 student athletes made the Dean鈥檚 List (3.5+ GPA), and 20 had a perfect 4.0. Women鈥檚 soccer had the highest team GPA with a 3.49. Men鈥檚 tennis had the highest men鈥檚 team grade point average…
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