Belmont University’s athletics program today announces a Military Appreciation Ticket Program, signifying the university’s appreciation for the enormous sacrifice members of the military make to secure and defend our freedoms. All active and retired military personnel and their families will receive free admission to any Belmont home game during the 2005-06 athletic season, includes men’s and women’s basketball games at the Curb Event Center, baseball games at Greer Stadium, and other sports events. “The Belmont athletic department is pleased to announce this program,” said Belmont University Athletic Director Mike Strickland. “The Bruin community greatly respects and appreciates all that armed service members, past and present, do for our country.”
Belmont Athletics Announces Military Appreciation Ticket Program
Time Notes Quality of Belmont’s Music Business Program
Time magazine mentions Belmont University as having one of the two best music business schools in the nation, in its current edition. You can see the article in the “Notebook” feature on page 17 of the September 26, 2005, issue, or by clicking the thumbnail image. For more news from the Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business, click here.
Belmont Welcomes Catholic Campus Minister
The Reverend Mr. David Lovell is being welcomed by the Belmont University community as its Catholic Campus Minister, the university announced today. “Deacon Lovell comes to Belmont at an important time, since Catholics are now the largest religious group after Baptists,” said Dr. Todd L. Lake, vice president for spiritual development at Belmont. “Belmont is thrilled to welcome Deacon Lovell as part of our Christian community of learning and service.”
Belmont Chemist in National Publication
Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Alison B. Moore, was featured in the September 5, 2005, edition of Chemical & Engineering News in an article about postdoctoral training at Boston University for graduate students with a great interest in teaching. After completing her training at Boston, Moore arrived at Belmont University where she teaches General Chemistry, Special Studies in Chemistry and Biophysical Chemistry.
Capitalism as an Engine for Social Change?
The Belmont Center for Business Ethics presents John Sage, CEO, President and Co-Founder of Pura Vida Coffee, for a discussion of ethics in business, Wednesday, Sept. 28. The event is open to the public and media. Members of the Nashville business community are especially encouraged to attend and hear Sage discuss a unique approach to integrating capitalism as an agent for compassion, and ‘funding agent’ to support social outcomes.
Bork to Lead Center for Professional Development
Belmont University announces the appointment of Joseph T. Bork as director of The Center for Professional Development. The Center for Professional Development was created by Belmont University to offer training in the principles and practices of continuous improvement. It is affiliated with the College of Business Administration and the Massey Graduate School of Business at Belmont University.
Curtain Call Award Goes To Denver & The Mile High Orchestra
Denver & The Mile High Orchestra, composed entirely of Belmont University alumni, received the Curtain Call Award on Wednesday night. The award is presented annually to a Belmont alumnus by the university’s School of Music in honor of achievement in the field of commercial and popular music. D&MHO, which performs Christian music with a “Big Band” sound, is lead by bandleader and trumpet player Denver Bierman.
Belmont Faculty Present at Lilly Conference
At the 25th annual Lilly Conference on College Teaching, held in November, 14 Belmont faculty members will present four unique presentations at this well-known conference that focuses specifically on teaching and learning issues across disciplines.
For a list of topics and presenters from Belmont University, click “MORE” below.
Psychology Department Featured in APA Online Article
APA Monitor, the magazine of the American Psychological Association, takes a look at what progressive undergraduate psychology programs are doing to build closer-knit communities for students to prevent burnout, dropouts and anxiety. Belmont University’s psychology department is prominently featured in the article.
Belmont Responds to Katrina
The unfolding tragedy in New Orleans and other parts of the region has led all of us to ask, “What can we do?” Belmont students from affected areas are being contacted by staff and faculty to see how we can be of immediate support. Staff and faculty of Belmont are also opening their homes to the parents of Belmont students who need housing. Belmont University is opening its doors to students unable to attend their own university due to Hurricane Katrina. Those students will be able to take classes here and their tuition will be sent to their home institutions to enable them to rebuild and reopen. We often read of refugee crises in other parts of the world, but it is rare for our nation to face one. Here are several ways that together we can give, pray and go help. In the coming days, weeks and months, we will let you know of other ways we can serve together.
