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Disaster response expert says Florida near breaking
point
 Robert
Schwartz, a geography professor, spent several days in late August
studying how the Red Cross and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
responded to Hurricane Charley.
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Graduates help student affairs degree program attain
ranking
Ball State's student affairs administration in higher education program
ranked 14th among 186 programs in a national study presented recently to
the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
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Electronic Field Trip program gets more funding, new
look
 The
award-winning program offered by
Teachers College is
now called E3 (Explore, Experience, Expand)
Electronic Field Trips. With Best Buy's funding of $968,000, Ball State
will be able to offer six field trips in 2004-05.
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Experts added for next phase
of Middletown Media Studies
Industry Research Fellows for the Center for Media Design (CMD) during
2004-05 are Jim Spaeth and Bill Moult, two of the founders of Sequent
Partners, a consulting firm. In addition to working with
the Middletown Media Team
on the study itself, the pair will occasionally conduct lectures and
make classroom presentations.
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Meet Ball State's recipients
of major scholarships
for 2004
The university and the Ball State University
Foundation are proud to welcome these new outstanding students whose efforts
in high school and potential for success have earned them major scholarship
awards.
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Campus United Way campaign kicks off, continues to
Nov. 5
 Chairs for
this year's campus campaign are Ramon Avila and Steve Avila, faculty and
staff; Brian Scott, service staff; Ross Van Ness, retirees; Beverley
Pitts, Pathfinders; and Sally Farber, students.
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Italian Renaissance portraits topic of Petty
Memorial Lecture
Larry Feinburg, curator of European Painting at the Art Institute of
Chicago, will discuss Italian Renaissance portraits at 5:30 p.m. Sept.
17 in the Museum of Art's Recital Hall.
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University police department seeks national
accreditation
 "Accreditation...
is highly valued in our
field and should
assure members of the campus and Muncie communities that our department
adheres to the highest standards," said Gene Burton, public safety
director.
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Outreach Services Site in Fishers to have grand
opening
The site has a new mission and a new building, which will be unveiled at
4 p.m. Sept. 13.
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