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September 2001 - August 2002

• August 23 , 2002, Volume 11, Number 15
  UNT opens research park facility; Food and fun: Howdy Week welcomes students back to campus Aug. 25-31; Exhibit of folk art, textiles marks SOVA 10th anniversary; Talent Search funded for five more years; Incoming UNT chancellor calls for ideas from faculty, staff to build UNT partnerships; Stressful life events linked to injuries in football players, according to UNT study; Faculty members honored at annual convocation ceremony; National science grant puts students on fast track
• August 2 , 2002, Volume 11, Number 14
  Regents confirm Lee Jackson as new UNT System chancellor; There's a new bird on campus; Summer graduation is Aug. 10; About the commencement speaker; Mean Green Village to return to practice field for Homecoming 2002; UNT enters agreement with Mexican university; 2002 Summer II enrollment climbs 8.5 percent over 2001; UNT professor works to predict a fire's probable pathway; UNT group ranks among the world's best computer security teams
• July 19, 2002, Volume 11, Number 13
  Rafes named interim VP for administrative affairs, system vice chancellor for administration; Campaign surpasses $150 million goal; Mean Green ticket packages available; UNT Opera Theatre to present Mozart's Magic Flute; Participation in faculty, staff surveys is double that of previous study; UNT professor helping to preserve American films; Regents name Dallas County Judge Lee Jackson as UNT System chancellor finalist; UNT scientist says 1.75 million-year-old fossils question evolutionary theories
• July 5, 2002, Volume 11, Number 12 Regents name Dallas County Judge Lee Jackson as UNT System chancellor finalist; UNT scientist says 1.75 million-year-old human fossils question theories of evolutionary sequence; Committee formed to search for UNT College of Engineering dean; New video created to boost UNT spirit and pride; New director of women's studies selected; Postal rates up as of June 30; UNT departments move to new locations; Staff Council changes bylaws to include UNT System staff; Pohl recognized as outstanding administrator; UNT parking permits for 2002-03 now for sale through intercampus mail; Faculty Senate meets for the last time during 2001-02 year; First aid kit supplies for sale
• June 21, 2002, Volume 11, Number 11
  Summer I numbers up 14.6 percent; Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science selects new assistant dean; Library welcomes Cyber Café with Starbucks products; NT Daily Sounds begins web broadcasting; Summer camp for gifted math students at UNT next month; Farewell events planned to honor Hurleys; Eighteen earn 2002-03 Mayborn Scholarships; UNT professor builds library for Jamaican town in need; Time to sign up to welcome freshmen on Sunday Fun Day
• June 7 , 2002, Volume 11, Number 10
  Pohl named to lead the Sun Belt Conference for two-year term; Regents don't change admissions policy; UNT, NCTC enter concurrent admission agreement; UNT alum David Layton named executive director of North Texas Exes; UNT alumnus honored with 2002-03 Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowship; Staff Council reps elected; Faculty Senate elects officers for 2002-03; UNT community members earn grants for international education programs; Staff awards presented at President's Staff Sack Lunch; Neeley nets UNT Honorary Alumnus Award
• May 17 , 2002, Volume 11, Number 9
  Faculty, staff pay raises head agenda at UNT System Board of Regents meeting today; UNT parking fees going up for 2002-03 academic year; UNT establishes doctoral degree in audiology; UNT counselor education program top in Texas; Monthly HR orientations available for Spanish-speaking UNT employees; Staff Council adopts spot for beautification program; Symposium aids Texas' higher education future; On the trail: UNT police department adds K-9 unit to patrol force; UNT, Paul Quinn College establish Science and Math Teacher Academy
• May 3 , 2002, Volume 11, Number 8
  Coordinating board approves UNT College of Engineering; Arts patrons give UNT College of Music $1.2 million gift; Rogers' Story of North Texas updated; MIT dean to speak at TAMS commencement; Faculty Senate approves proposal about undergraduate admissions policy; UNT faculty members offer seminars to local teachers; Elm Fork Explorer's Camp planned this summer; UNT professor aids in improving hospital food; Springtime in Texas means keeping an eye on the sky
• April 19, 2002, Volume 11, Number 7
  Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board approves UNT College of Engineering; UNT VP for administrative affairs to retire; Faculty, staff recognized at Honors Day celebration; UNT study says gaps in baseball players' salaries may lead to losing seasons; Spring commencement ceremonies May 11; UNT professor on a 3-D mission; Summer National Youth Sports Program at UNT; UNT entrepreneurship student wins prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship; UNT leads Texas in number of students winning Goldwater Scholarships
• April 5, 2002, Volume 11, Number 6
  UNT's University Day April 5; Next week marks International Week 2002 at UNT; Interactive campus map premieres on UNT web site; UNT Earth Day activities aimed at building community pride; UNT professor leads research at Winter Paralympic Games; UNT Faculty Senate approves changes to senate's bylaws and charter; UNT College Bowl team to compete against faculty, staff; InHouse@UNT awarded for visual design; Staff Council plans resolution to support UNT-provided child day care program; UNT units on the move
• March 8, 2002, Volume 11, Number 5
  Regents approve engineering college, property purchase resolutions; Governor appoints UNT alumni Beatty, Smith as new regents; Dialing all UNT alumni; Chancellor search advisory committee formed; UNT students named Rotary Scholarship winners; Women's History Month lecture to focus on women, United Nations; Regents appoint Shrader VP for development; Staff awards presented at president's sack lunch; And the Academy Award goes to ...
• February 22, 2002, Volume 11, Number 4
  Former regent contributes $8 million to UNT campaig; Solidarity leader and former president of Poland to speak at UNT April 1; Commission on the Status of Women conference at UNT in early March; Rec center construction to start in March; UNT law conference to address issues affecting higher education in Texas; UNT student named finalist for Truman Scholarship; Columnist to sign book copies at UNT Feb. 26; Program features research; A real sweet deal: Hershey's candy bar nets UNT staff member a new Jeep Liberty; Faculty Senate reconvenes for first semester meeting
• January 25, 2002, Volume 11, Number 2
  UNT names Morton to system's governmental affairs office; UNT style manual is now available online; Texas Apartment Association chooses UNT to launch new management program; UNT faculty member to live Olympic dream; Survey applauds UNT's copyright ownership policy; Wanted: Your ideas for celebrations honoring UNT athletic accomplishments; UNT to present film series with multicultural relations focus; Pohl speaks about the status of 2002-03 raises; Registration is going on now for the 2002 Equity and Diversity Conference
• February 8, 2002, Volume 11, Number 3
  Hurley announces he will step down at fiscal year's end; Search process for new UNT System chancellor is under way; Campaign North Texas tops 75 percent; UNT enrollment up 7.2 percent for spring; Club at Gateway Center opens for spring; UNT professor says Sept. 11 exposed vulnerability of cities as commercial centers; UNT's Black History Month celebration under way; UNT program participates in TRIO Day observance; Two TAMS students named semifinalists in national Intel contest
• January 11, 2002, Volume 11, Number 1
  Former UNT regent named to Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; TAMS student, team place fourth in national competition; UNT student, basketball star is semifinalist for Rhodes Scholarship; Leadership Texas preps three UNT faculty for prime roles; System Center director addresses Faculty Senate; Special awards recognize longtime faculty members; UNT holiday drives quadruple last year's donations; UNT offices on the move; Hurley reappointed to citizens council board; Severe winter weather may bring closures; Battling the post-holiday bulge
• December 7, 2001, Volume 10, Number 22
  UNT to square off with Colorado State in inaugural New Orleans Bowl Dec. 18; Dallas deeds land to UNT; TI use planning to start soon; Regents approve science space construction; UNT Health Science Center president to speak at fall commencement; School of Visual Arts faculty member to participate in Leadership Texas program; UNT employees raise more than $141,000 for SECC; Future engineering school, TI plant purchase topics of November Faculty Senate meeting; Severe winter weather closing information; Holiday contribution drives in full swing; UNT experts prove to be useful media resources
• November 16, 2001, Volume 10, Number 21
  Dallas City Council approves purchase of land for UNT at Dallas; UNT closes deal to purchase TI plant; Friday Pride Day: a chance to show pride in UNT; UNT e-learning program wins top national award; Staff approves Staff Council constitution; Former International Criminal Tribunal president to speak at UNT; Anticipated holiday film releases bring popular literature to the big screen; UNT severe weather closing information; Film professor's book looks at female stardom and views on immigration; Learning to read gets a boost from UNT students
• November 2, 2001, Volume 10, Number 20
  UNT faculty member to write book about pioneering female food chemist; High Voltage Power Systems president named to TAMS board; UNT seeking nominations for annual alumni awards; Tom Malone to perform at UNT Nov. 20; Guest column: Suggestions to preserve security at UNT; Mail safety tips: Ways to protect yourself; Staff awards presented at sack lunch; Administrators give reports to Faculty Senate
• October 16, 2001, Volume 10, Number 19
  UNT regents OK negotiations for purchase of TI property in Denton; Lecture touts importance of saving forests; Play therapists called to New York to help children, families; UNT radio station receives 'Best of Dallas' award; Conference explores music history, celebrates UNT doctoral program; Guest column: Don't overlook SECC charities; UNT web site adds 19th-century Texas laws; Staff awarded at annual convocation; Sculpture honors UNT alumnus' 90th birthday; Hurley recognized for 16 years of service on the North Texas Commission
• October 5, 2001, Volume 10, Number 18
  Governor reappoints Ray, Pettit, Craft as UNT regents; Gateway Center to open for Homecoming; Former Club at College Inn settles in to new home; Meningitis, flu vaccinations available to UNT community Oct. 18; Mean Green nickname, eagle mascot longtime traditions; U.S. breast cancer screening messages not always effective for Mexican-born women; Faculty Senate kicks off new academic year; Hispanic Heritage Month continues through Oct. 15; Helping students make wise alcohol choices; UNT researchers to study businesses after tragedies; Hurley hosts retreat for leaders of urban universities; Professor serves as UNT ambassador to Bolivia
• September 21, 2001, Volume 10, Number 17
  UNT grieves, rallies support for victims of terrorism; UNT alumna dies as plane slams Pentagon; Goolsby Chapel open; dedication planned; Seminar educates about military history; Price encourages UNT faculty to instruct at System Center; SECC: State employees' gift to other Texans; UNT hosts WebCT conference; Dance, theater season tickets for sale; Staff Council elects officers; Enrollment reaches record high
• September 7, 2001, Volume 10, Number 16
  UNT approves $344.17 million operating budget for 2001-02; Regents approve system, university appointments; UNT welcomes expanded e-tran; TAMS a family affair for many; Church membership may bridge social distance gap between races, study says; MC/PAIS gets a name change; Program combines business, music, journalism; Faculty members honored at convocation; Faculty handbook available online; Faculty Senate meets Sept. 12; Regents set 2001-02 holiday schedule

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