Group
discusses retention rate
Presidents
of major campus organizations give Board members ideas
on how to improve TCU.
With
one hour to make their case, 15 members of Intercom, a
group consisting of the presidents of major campus organizations,
presented to the Board of Trustees Student Relations Committee
three ways to achieve one of TCU’s ultimate goals
- student retention.
“We began this semester working on this presentation
to discuss more than parking and food,” Student Government
Association President Jay Zeidman told the committee.
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| Vice
Chancellor for Student Affairs Don Mills talks about
advising needs as part of an Intercom discussion
Thursday afternoon in the Student Center. |
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New
money-request system to be proposed
The
Student Government Association has received a greater
number of requests for money from student organizations
this year than in past years.
A
new system for money requests from the Student Government
Association may be proposed sometime this semester, because
the number of student organizations asking for money has
increased over the last year, said Treasurer David Watson. |
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Honors
Program rewards students, prof
Life
lessons and standing ovations defined Thursday’s
Honors Convocation.
Recipients
of the TCU Honors Scholar Award, Phi Beta Kappa electees
and the Honors Professor of the Year were recognized Thursday
at the 42nd Annual Honors convocation, which included
a speech from Princeton University professor Alexander
Nehamas. |
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AHO
to serve in Africa
The
African Heritage Organization will take their community
service overseas next month.
The
African Heritage Organization is planning two weeks of
service work in some of the poverty-stricken areas of
Kenya in May. |
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