Since January, more than 500 soldiers have signed up for the program, and 500 more are on a waiting list. Article- Committee solicits suggestions for name of Science Building Ahead of the original construction schedule, the new science education building is slated to open for classes this summer. Faculty, staff and students are being asked to submit names for the new building. The headliner for Saturday, April 7 will be the Joe Locke Quartet. Reception for Acuff chair announced A reception will be held April 6 for the occupant of the Acuff Chair of Excellence in the Creative Arts, David Bradley.
All events are free and open to the public.
Article- GIS Center makes mapping accessible, useful Getting information about land parcels, streets and how to find your way around the city and county will be as easy as clicking a mouse under a new Internet map service provided by the Geographic Information Systems Center at Austin Peay. Lyle makes Nisqually Wildlife Refuge presentation On April 5th, Laurina Lyle , Environmental Education Coordinator, Center of Excellence for Field Biology at APSU, will give a slide presentation about the Nisqually Wildlife Refuge in Washington state. Lyle's program will highlight the natural history of the Nisqually River Delta. The Nisqually River is unique to most rivers in the United States in that its headwater and delta are both under federal protection. Lyle's talk is the result of a two-week study she made last summer while assessing the environmental educational mission of the refuge.