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| ...Brought to you by the College of Education and Human Services SRACE offers students in education and human services the opportunity to exhibit their scholarly and creative work and demonstrate their engagement in hands-on, self-directed learning under the supervision of a faculty member. This year's exhibit will be Thursday, Nov. 19, from 11:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m. in the Bovee University Center Rotunda. An online application is available to apply for SRACE. This year's schedule and committee information and pictures from last year's exhibit are also available online |
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If you would like CMU Public Relations to send information about your involvement in the 2009 SRACE Exhibition to your hometown newspapers, complete the online news release form. Pictures from the 2008 SRACE (You will be taken to a third party site). |
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| More About SRACE. . . | |
| The Student Research and Creative
Endeavor (SRACE) exhibition began in 2003 for students in the
recreation, parks and leisure services program in the College of
Education and Human Services. The purpose of the program was to give
students opportunities to share their scholarly research and creative
activities in an academic forum and to encourage students to contribute to society through their chosen professions. In 2004, SRACE opened to all of the departments in the College of Education and Human Services: Counseling and Special Education, Human and Environmental Studies, Recreation Parks and Leisure Services Administration and Teacher Education and Professional Development. In December 2008, 83 students exhibits were presented representing all the department in the college as well as the EHS Residential College. For all questions about SRACE 2008, contact: |
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CMU, an
AA/EO
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