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SPONSORS
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We would like to give a special thanks to all of the major local businesses that helped out with the production of A Little Help. Without their support, our production would not have turned out as amazing as it did. DY-NO-MITE DONOR. Thanks to all of our Dy-No-Mite Donor for giving us A Lot of Help when we needed it. Thank you to all of our food sponsors for feeding us well and keeping the cast and crew productive. AMPG CASINO NIGHT FUNDRAISING. AMPG Academic Media Production Guild. A Century of Lighting.
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Programs | Festival : Ozarks Studies Institute - Missouri State University
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College of Arts and Letters. September 10-16, 2010. The Ozarks Writing Project (OWP), housed in the English Department. Is a collaborative program between Missouri State University and the National Writing Project. NWP), the premier effort to improve writing in America. Through its professional development model, NWP builds the leadership, programs, and research needed for teachers to help their students become successful writers and learners. Maintained by: Ozarks Studies Institute. Bull; Last Modified:.
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Archives | Collections : Ozarks Studies Institute - Missouri State University
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College of Arts and Letters. Missouri State is host to numerous departments, collections, and centers which provide valuable resources for the study of the Ozarks. Bureau of Economic Research. Center for Archaeological Research. Center for Social Sciences and Public Policy Research. Max Hunter Folk Song Collection. Permanently housed at the Springfield-Greene County Library. Missouri State University Archives. Ozarks Labor Union Archives. Paul Evans Library at Mountain Grove. Bull; Last Modified:.
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Media : Ozarks Studies Institute - Missouri State University
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College of Arts and Letters. OzarksWatch — The Magazine of The Ozarks. Has been covering the Ozarks since 1987. What began as a newsletter edited by Drs. Robert B. Flanders and Robert K. Gilmore (1927-1997), out of The Center for Ozarks Studies, soon evolved into a popular journal distributed to subscribers throughout the United States and numerous foreign countries. Under the editorial direction of Dr. Donald R. Holliday (1994-2000). The Ozarks: Just That Much Hillbilly In Me. Bull; Last Modified:.
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Ozarks Plateaus : Ozarks Studies Institute - Missouri State University
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College of Arts and Letters. The Ozark Plateaus consist of three sections - the Springfield Plateau, the Salem Plateau, and the Boston Mountains. The plateaus rise from the surrounding plains and are composed of igneous rock overlain by limestone and dolomite. The Boston Mountains are the highest and most rugged section, with several peaks more than 2,000 feet high. Maintained by: Ozarks Studies Institute. Bull; Last Modified:. Bull; URL: http:/ ozarksstudies.missouristate.edu.
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Arts & Letters Expressions | An online publication for the alumni and friends of the College of Arts and Letters - Missouri State University
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Arts and Letters Expressions. An online publication for the alumni and friends of the College of Arts and Letters. College of Arts and Letters. Alumna helps ‘set the stage’ with mobile shop in St. Louis. August 8, 2016. Web and New Media. From standing in the spotlight to setting the stage for a home, she’s learned how to make herself (and others) happy. When alumna Jennifer Saputo-Peterson graduated from Missouri State in 2006, she wanted to use her bachelor’s degree in theatre. On June 18, 2016. We’re ...
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Department of English Blog - Missouri State University
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Department of English Blog. College of Arts and Letters. Ozarks Writing Project develops the writer in students, teachers. May 31, 2016. The Ozarks Writing Project is about working with teachers in all disciplines, kindergarten through university, to improve writing skills and to empower teachers to share their expertise. Comments Off on Ozarks Writing Project develops the writer in students, teachers. Mind’s Eye features Keri Franklin’s research on writing instruction. May 23, 2016. I love getting commu...
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About - Student Exhibition Center - Missouri State University
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Welcome to the Student Exhibition Center. While the SEC is part of Missouri State University, it is under the umbrella of programs overseen by of the College of Arts and Letters. Mark Biggs, Associate Dean, is responsible for the administrative supervision of the SEC. Director Maria Michalczyk provides daily management. Located in a three-story Victorian house on Historic Walnut Street, the SEC is considered an integral part of campus life and the artistic community of Springfield. 2013 Board of Governors.
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InCommon | What is going on in the Department of Communication - Missouri State University
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What is going on in the Department of Communication. College of Arts and Letters. Political discussions can be civil, says professor. July 19, 2016. College of Arts and Letters. Debate Bears win 3rd place at national tournament. May 5, 2016. Missouri State’s debate team. Won third place at the National Forensic Association’s National Championship Tournament last month. Students earn individual awards. Joe Hamaker, 4th place in the nation, Lincoln-Douglas Debate. David Rabbitt, Quarter finalist. Comments ...
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ABOUT THE SERIES
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A Little Help (ALH) is the second web series. Produced by the Media, Journalism and Film (MJF) department at Missouri State University. The ALH production team is comprised of many talented people in the College of Arts and Letters, including both graduate and undergraduate students from media production, digital film, electronic arts, graphic design, journalism, communication, public relations and the interdisciplinary degree program. Instead of a six-part science-fiction time travel series shot...Which...
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