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Tradition Continues
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Dr.
Dale Lunsford presents the official UT Tyler ring to Vanessa
Chisler, one of 34 students participating in the university’s
second annual ring ceremony April 29 in Muntz Library.
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UT
Tyler Cox Communications Patriot Hole-in-One to be Held in
Tyler, Longview
The UT
Tyler Cox Communications Patriot Million Dollar Hole-in-One
Contest will be held May 8 – 15 at contest sites in
Tyler and Longview.
The
contests offer amateur golfers age 18 and older the opportunity
to compete, at $1 per shot, in preliminary daily rounds. More>>>
Children’s
Theatre
 Cast
members of “Chrysanthemum,’’ which was performed
April 30 for the spring 2004 Children’s Play Workshop
are UT Tyler students (from left) Rebel Ramirez of Tyler,
Andi Chandler of Fort Worth, Myra Murray of Tyler, Kelly Richardson
of Lindale and Deanna Scott of Windthorst. More>>
‘Shirley’s
Pig’ Visits Campus
 Four-year-old
"Shirley's Pig," a wild hog, visits students in
a stress management class taught by Dr. Keith McCoy, professor
of health and kinesiology. The April 27 pig-calling contest
served as a final exams stress reliever, Dr. McCoy said.
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2004-05
Cheerleaders Announced
The UT Tyler athletics department has announced the names
of Patriot cheerleaders for 2004-05.
Cheerleaders
will include:
Women
Liz Clark, Tamara Evans, Jennifer Inman, Whitney Rekieta,
Kristen Riley and Cassie Stinson
Men
Devin Carroll, Chase McClanahan, John Robertson, Curtis
Scudder and Jerod Smith.
Engineering
Students Visit Sabine High School
UT
Tyler engineering classes presented their projects in
senior design and mechanical systems design to students
at Sabine High School in Liberty City Friday.
Accompanied
by Dr. Donald Goddard, associate professor of mechanical
engineering,
five senior design and three mechanical systems design
teams spent the afternoon presenting posters and computer
displays to junior and senior high school students. More>>>
Susan
Yarbrough
Danita Alfred
Pamela Martin
Linda Southerland
Susan Harris
Select link below for more information
Music
Graduate Lecture Recital featuring Angela Smith,
4:30 p.m. Monday, May 3, Braithwaite Recital Hall.
Tyler
Community Band concert, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May
4, Vaughn Auditorium.
The
Ahn Trio, 7:30 p.m. May 6, Cowan Center. A Braithwaite
Music Series event.
Details>>
2004
UT Tyler Patriot Classic events begin May 7 and
continue through May 17.
UT
Tyler spring commencement, Saturday, May 8, Cowan
Center.
HPC
Family Day, 1-6 p.m. Saturday, May 8. Open to
all UT Tyler students, faculty, retirees, alumni association
members and their families. Admission will be free.
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Tickets
Available for New Ford Vehicle
Tickets
are still available for chance to win one of four new 2004
Ford vehicles.
The
drawing is sponsored by Patriot Ambassadors, a volunteer auxiliary
organization, and benefits UT Tyler scholarship program for
students at the Tyler, Longview and Palestine campuses.
This
year’s drawing will allow the winning ticket holder
to choose between a Mustang GT convertible, Escape Ltd. SUV,
Freestar SES minivan or F150 XLT Super Crew truck.
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‘Poster
Day’
(From left) Heidi Payton, D.I. Smith, Kara Bratton and Charles
Heung were among nursing students participating in Poster
Day presentations April 20 at the library. Adult Health I
(NURS 3611) students from Tyler, Longview and Palestine campuses
took part in the event. . More>>>
HPC
to Offer Family Day May 8
The
Herrington Patriot Center will offer events for the entire
family from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 8, Bob Hepler, director
of recreation facilities, announced.
HPC
Family Day is open to all UT Tyler students, faculty, retirees,
alumni association members and their families. Admission will
be free.
All
children under 16 must be directly supervised by a parent
or legal guardian. No children under 16 are allowed in the
weight and cardio area. More>>>
IntercomOnline
to be Published
Monthly This Summer
This
is the final issue of the IntercomOnline for the spring semester.
The IntercomOnline will be published monthly this summer,
on the first Monday of each month. The online newsletter will
return to its weekly publication schedule at the beginning
of the fall semester.
Select links below for more information
Patriot
Village student apartment complex–
Construction is in progress to create 200 beds in four buildings
and a meeting/game/office entrance building. Completion expected
by fall 2004.
Baseball/softballs
fields – First phase under way for construction
of two fields, a small area for spectator seating and a small
facility for concessions, locker rooms, change room for officials
and restrooms.
Dirt
berms, landscaping and sidewalks along Campus Drive –
Project has begun.
Dormitory
– An architect has been selected to design a 200-bed
facility. Details>>>
Engineering,
Science and Technology Building – Construction
scheduled to begin this month, with Phase I expected to be
completed for fall 2005.
Performance
soccer field – Project under way to provide
a venue for men’s and women’s NCAA soccer games
and more. Details>>>
Other
projects: Two architects have been selected and design
is underway for two new parking lots and HPE building renovations.
Details>>>
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