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Gift from UCM Alumnus Gives Underserved Students Advantage for Success - Vimarsana News

Gift from UCM Alumnus Gives Underserved Students Advantage for Success

Contributing to the success of underserved students, Michael S. Harding, a 1973 University of Central Missouri graduate who grew up in St. Louis, has established the Harding Family UCM Advantage Scholars Endowment with a $250,0000 gift to fund a comprehensive college access and completion program for UCM’s incoming freshmen.

Source: ucmo.edu
Sustainable Agriculture Comes Full Circle With Data Science - Vimarsana News

Sustainable Agriculture Comes Full Circle With Data Science

“Ancient wisdom meets futuristic technology” sounds like the concept for a new Hollywood blockbuster. But it’s the here-and-now direction of sustainable agriculture.

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The 2023 UCM Summer Music Camp and Piano Institute will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Piano Institute with three recitals, including a solo concert by UCM Distinguished Alumna Carolyn True.

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10 Offbeat Stories You Might Have Missed This Week (2/24/18) - Vimarsana News

10 Offbeat Stories You Might Have Missed This Week (2/24/18)

A lot of important stuff happened this week. Given the sheer amount of newsworthy items, it is understandable that some of them might slip through the

University Housing Launches New Living-Learning Initiative in Fall 2023 - Vimarsana News

University Housing Launches New Living-Learning Initiative in Fall 2023

Maximizing opportunities to connect students who have similar academic interests at the University of Central Missouri, University Housing is launching a new living-learning initiative beginning this fall. The Learning Communities program replaces the S.H.I.P. (Special Housing Interest Program), which began two decades ago.

Source: ucmo.edu