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With their plan to
stabilize the national debt, Clemson students won first place in the
national collegiate Fiscal Challenge on Capitol Hill.
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Clemson
trustees have given pre-concept approval for university officials to
move forward in evaluating plans to design a building to replace
programming in Sirrine Hall.
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A double major in political science and biochemistry, Krista is one of only nine students selected nationwide.
The prestigious fellowship is a summer program in Washington, D.C., that combines
mentoring by former U.S. ambassadors,
internships at the Department of State, and studies in
international affairs.
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CBBS
honored students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership,
outstanding character, community involvement and more, during the
annual honors and awards ceremonies this month. View photos from the Beta Gamma Sigma Awards and the CBBS Honors & Awards.
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In
what has become a tradition, six Clemson University students
successfully demonstrated their diplomatic skills recently at a Model
United Nations conference in Prague, Czech Republic, and their efforts
were recognized by bringing home one of the event’s top awards.
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Kaitlynn
Lewis has taken a different path to reaching Clemson than most
21-year-olds. The junior business major is planning to parlay her life's
lessons and entrepreneurial skills she's learning at Clemson into a
career of helping others.
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For
thousands of students, opening the mailbox to find a Clemson University
acceptance letter is the realization of a lifelong dream. Enhancing the
dreams of those incoming freshmen is a goal of innovative social media
research being conducted by CBBS undergraduates.
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Psychology Professor Thomas Britt and his colleagues Cynthia Pury,
Charles Starkey, Heidi Zinzow and Mary Anne Raymond are evaluating a new kind of training
program designed to help military units support soldiers who need assistance
with mental health issues.
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Clemson
faculty members Frances Kennedy, School of Accountancy and Finance
director and professor, and Joel Williams, Public Health Sciences
professor, will serve as leaders in collaborative health research
between Clemson and Greenville Health System.
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Sarah
Winslow was one of five recognized by The President's Commission on the
Status of Women with the Clemson University Outstanding Women
Awards. The awards recognize those who have made outstanding
contributions to improving the status of women at Clemson.
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In
“Friends Disappear: The Battle for
Racial Equality in Evanston,” Clemson sociology lecturer Mary Barr
addresses successes and failures of desegregation in her Chicago suburb
school and community.
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