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KMOS-TV, the PBS station licensed to the University of Central Missouri, recently received four Telly Awards honoring excellence in local television programming. One of these awards was presented to KMOS student producer Leilani Craig who competed against established producers in professional categories with her production of “K-Pop Rising: Kansas City Arirang Festival 2022.”

Source: ucmo.edu
Employee Benefits Fair and Annual Flu Shot Clinic Planned for Oct. 10 - Vimarsana News

Employee Benefits Fair and Annual Flu Shot Clinic Planned for Oct. 10

The University of Central Missouri Office of Human Resources announces the 2023 Employee Benefits Fair and annual flu shot event 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10, in Elliott Student Union, Rooms 237 A-B.

Source: ucmo.edu
Renowned KC Artist Harold Smith Exhibition Comes to UCM Oct. 2-31 - Vimarsana News

Renowned KC Artist Harold Smith Exhibition Comes to UCM Oct. 2-31

The University of Central Missouri Gallery of Art and Design is pleased to announce the opening of “We Just Be,” an exhibition of paintings by renowned Kansas City artist Harold Smith that will fill the walls of all three galleries at the UCM Art Center, Oct. 2-31. A lecture by the artist on Oct. 9 provides an opportunity for all who are interested to learn more about Smith and his work.

Source: ucmo.edu
UCM Honors Student as One of Lee's Summit's 'Hometown Heroes' - Vimarsana News

UCM Honors Student as One of Lee's Summit's 'Hometown Heroes'

Motorists and pedestrians who journey to downtown Lee’s Summit, Missouri, in September may notice a banner featuring a University of Central Missouri student who is being recognized as a “Hometown Hero.”

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While talking about “Small Teaching Strategies to Help Students Engage and Learn,” author and educator Flower Darby encouraged University of Central Missouri faculty members to nurture their own health and emotional well-being as a way to maintain their motivation for teaching and building connections with students.

Source: ucmo.edu