September
1, 2000
Volume 9, Number 13
The
new scoreboard system, seen on the coliseum floor, was installed in August.
The new system features two video screens to show replays and live events,
plus four corner boards to display game statistics.
The UNT Board of Regents met Aug. 24-25 at the UNT System Center at Dallas for its regular quarterly meeting. It was the first time the Board of Regents had been to the System Center since it opened last spring.
UNT, CCCCD sign admissions agreement
UNT and Collin County Community College District have agreed to provide for concurrent admissions and to offer upper-division and graduate UNT classes at CCCCD's Frisco Campus.
Schoolmaster named faculty executive assistant
Andrew
Schoolmaster has taken on new responsibilities as UNT's faculty executive
assistant to the chancellor, postponing most of his geography department
teaching and research activities for the next two years.
Clinical Digital Library gives doctors information online
Dr. Martha Dodson draws most of her patients from a transient and low-income population in Tarrant County.
For many of them it's difficult to make even a single visit to the doctor, so to expedite diagnoses, Dodson uses the Clinical Digital Library (CDL) at UNT. The Internet database provides quick access to medical diagnosis, treatment and prevention information.
UNT student named Mickey Leland fellow
The U.S. Department of Energy recently named UNT student Sylvia Hernandez to the 2000 class of Mickey Leland Energy Fellows.
UNT Volunteer Center draws campus and community members together
Faculty and staff members and students looking for opportunities to volunteer locally can receive assistance from the UNT Volunteer Center.
Opened earlier this year, the center serves as a clearinghouse and information resource to potential volunteers as well as agencies, organizations and campus departments that need volunteers.
Imagine intelligent computer software programs that have the ability to replace people as computer network managers.
Now you can stop imagining — a UNT professor and a group of graduate students in the Department of Computer Sciences have created these independent programs called "intelligent mobile agents." Currently they're perfecting this software, which will be able to think, work and reproduce on its own.
Ben E. Keith continues scholarship with $6,700 gift
Floyd Warner of Ben E. Keith Co. has donated $6,700 to the School of Merchandising and Hospitality Management. The gift continues the company's 15 years of support to maintain the Ben E. Keith and the Hospitality Board of Governors scholarships.
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