December graduates can pick up their cap and gown from the Truman Bookstore during today from 8 a.m.-5 p.m in conjunction with Graduation Fair!
Applications are open now for 5 different community courses available this Spring at Truman State University! Featuring some recurring favorites and some new topics, including:
- The Psychology of Abnormal Behavior with Sal Costa (online & in-person options available)
- Community Ceramics with William McKinney (in-person)
- Watercolor: Beyond Basics with Rusty Nelson (online)
- The People You'd Never Meet: An Interactive Book Club with Jesse Wren (online)
- Essential Skills: Excel 101 with Stacey Kaden (in-person)
You can learn more and register for courses here: https://loom.ly/elVNY1A
- The Psychology of Abnormal Behavior with Sal Costa (online & in-person options available)
- Community Ceramics with William McKinney (in-person)
- Watercolor: Beyond Basics with Rusty Nelson (online)
- The People You'd Never Meet: An Interactive Book Club with Jesse Wren (online)
- Essential Skills: Excel 101 with Stacey Kaden (in-person)
You can learn more and register for courses here: https://loom.ly/elVNY1A
Thank you to all of the prospective students and their families that joined us for Truman Experience Weekend! 💜
Remember, the priority deadline for our competitive scholarships is December 1! Submit your Truman applications before then to be considered.
Remember, the priority deadline for our competitive scholarships is December 1! Submit your Truman applications before then to be considered.
Tomorrow is Tru Crime Day at Truman State University! The event features presentations for students on various aspects of the justice system and a keynote address from Stacey Lannert.
Lannert's address is open to the public and begins at 12:30 in Baldwin Auditorium. Lannert is a survivor of childhood abuse who eventually received a pardon following a first-degree murder conviction, going on to become an accomplished attorney and nationally recognized advocate.
Learn more about Tru Crime Day here: https://loom.ly/ZYZ7gQo
Lannert's address is open to the public and begins at 12:30 in Baldwin Auditorium. Lannert is a survivor of childhood abuse who eventually received a pardon following a first-degree murder conviction, going on to become an accomplished attorney and nationally recognized advocate.
Learn more about Tru Crime Day here: https://loom.ly/ZYZ7gQo
Truman Theatre will begin its run of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” starting tomorrow through the weekend in the James G. Severns Theatre in Ophelia Parrish, with additional performances Nov. 13-14.
The production is a musical comedy that follows six delightfully awkward adolescents as they chase the spelling championship of a lifetime.
Get your tickets here: https://loom.ly/vvrcnkk
The production is a musical comedy that follows six delightfully awkward adolescents as they chase the spelling championship of a lifetime.
Get your tickets here: https://loom.ly/vvrcnkk
