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The associate professor and chair of the Sport Management Department was presented with the association’s annual group service award for her efforts on its JDEI Climate Study Steering Committee. Additionally, she will serve as co-editor of the Recreational Sports Journal’s upcoming JDEI special issue.

This year marked the 30th anniversary of the first Spring Undergraduate Research Forum, ���ϲ�����'s annual showcase of the work of undergraduate researchers and their mentors.

The original musical by writer Douglas Waterbury-Tieman and composer Chris Rayis is set in a West Virginia town rocked by a fatal mining accident, and will have its workshop premiere in Roberts Studio Theatre April 28-30.

The Tony and Emmy-winning star spent two hours with the Music Theatre Program, critiquing individual performances and sharing wisdom from three decades on stage and screen.

The regional STEM conference for undergraduate students, called Integrating Research in Science (IRIS), was held at ���ϲ����� campus for the first time on April 22, Saturday with more than 60 attendees from 15 different nearby colleges/universities.

The 30th anniversary of the university's most significant celebration of undergraduate research also sees its largest participation in history.

The associate professor of sport management and Communications Fellow co-presented “The Sports Media Lab: Undergraduate Research as a High-Impact Educational Practice” at the 2023 Summit on Communication and Sport.

During its annual awards celebration, hosted April 20 in Turner Theatre, the School of Communications acknowledged the outstanding contributions of several faculty and staff members, and bid farewell to Glenn Scott and Jeff James.

The department recognized students with the outstanding student, research excellence and community engagement excellence awards

Moore, director of the Center for Engaged Learning and Professor of English, was awarded the Distinguished Scholar Award in 2021 and presented her research on engaged learning during the lecture on Wednesday, April 19.