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Brooks, Dodson named Provost Fellows

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Two Mississippi University for Women faculty, Dr. Cecilia Brooks and professor Michael Dodson, have been named Provost Fellows for spring 2024 to address areas critical to the university’s strategic priorities, including providing innovative and experiential academic experiences for students that encourage them to become life-long learners, fostering excellence in teaching…

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Brooks presents research at AFCPE symposium

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Mississippi University for Women’s Dr. Cecilia Brooks presented her research titled, “Mobile payment service use among college students: Friend or foe?” at the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education (AFCPE) Research and Training Symposium Wednesday, Nov. 29. The presentation featured research by Brooks with help from 2022 W graduate…

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W Singers Win at Regional Competition

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Six Mississippi University for Women voice students advanced to the semifinals and three won prizes in the finals at the National Association of Teachers of Singing Southern Regional Conference and Student Auditions Nov. 8-11. Aaron Rishel, Dr. Susan Hurley, Moira Cairns, Ricky Dubuisson II The preliminary and semifinal student competition…

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Family Sciences faculty present at national conference

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The faculty of Mississippi University for Women’s Family Sciences program, which is part of the Department of Psychology and Family Studies, presented their research at the National Council on Family Relations’ (NCFR) Conference in Orlando, Wednesday, Nov. 8. Dr. Dorothy Berglund and Dr. Cecilia Brooks The faculty consists of Dr.

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