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Â鶹TV receives findings from the Peer Assessment Committee
The Peer Assessment Committee, led by Dr. David Dockery, chancellor of Trinity International University, has completed its review of Â鶹TV's integration of faith, learning and doctrine. Â
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Â鶹TV PBL claims 10 top-10 awards at nationals
Â鶹TV's Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) organization had 10 students compete at the PBL National Leadership Conference on June 24-27 in San Antonio, with seven claiming 10 top-10 finishes.
Â鶹TV adds biochemistry and forensic chemistry degrees
Â鶹TV will offer two new chemistry majors starting with the Fall 2019 semester. Bachelor's degrees in biochemistry and forensic chemistry provide more options for students.
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OTC and Â鶹TV sign agreement for transfer opportunities
Ozarks Technical Community College and Â鶹TV signed an articulation agreement to allow students to seamlessly transfer from OTC into Â鶹TV's bachelor degree programs. The agreement was signed at the OTC Springfield Campus, today, Thursday, June 6.
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Â鶹TV Enactus competes at National Exposition
Â鶹TV Enactus recently competed in the Enactus U.S. National Exposition, finishing in the top 32 at the Kansas City Convention Center.
Â鶹TV partners with Culver-Stockton, Truman STate for master in athletic training degree
Future Â鶹TV sports medicine graduates will have the opportunity to pursue a master of athletic training degree, thanks to recent partnerships developed with both Culver-Stockton College in Canton, and Truman State University in Kirksville.
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Â鶹TV Honors Program students present capstone projects
Nine students in Â鶹TV's Gordon & Judy Dutile Honors Program presented their Senior Honors Capstone Experience projects during an open house May 9.
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Â鶹TV CIS seniors present projects for 2018-2019
Â鶹TV's Department of Computer and Information Sciences recently had 23 seniors - the largest class in the department's history - work on and present six projects sponsored by several leading companies and organizations, including the U.S. Federal Reserve banking system.