Faculty & Staff News

Image Alternative Text: Charles H. “Chip” Templeton (Photo by Russ Houston)

Chip Templeton now leading MSU Small Business Development Center

Charles H. “Chip” Templeton Jr. is the new director of the Small Business Development Center at Mississippi State.

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MSU to be well represented at popular upcoming literary event
Image Alternative Text: Visiting scientists from Senegal and Mali recently visited Mississippi State University as Cochran Fellows.

Cochran Fellows enjoy research visit to Mississippi State
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MSU ranks top in state for average starting salary for grads

Mississippi State University graduates earn higher starting salaries than their peers from other state colleges and universities, according to a…

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‘MSU on the Move’ celebrates health and wellness with Monday event
Image Alternative Text: Domenico “Mimmo” Parisi, executive director of Mississippi State’s National Strategic Planning and Analysis Research Center, received the 2016 Excellence in Research Award from the Rural Sociological Society during the organization’s annual meeting in Toronto on Tuesday [Aug. 9]. (Photo by Jed Pressgrove)

Society honors MSU’s Parisi with research excellence award
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MSU architecture school to begin wood-based design studio
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MSU celebrates undergraduate research with summer symposium
Image Alternative Text: Evan Peacock, left, a veteran MSU anthropology professor, and Joseph A. Mitchell of Gautier, right, who soon graduates with a doctorate in earth and atmospheric sciences, are co-authors of a recent report in the American Malacological Bulletin describing the find of a winged mapleleaf mussel shell at a Leflore County archaeological site. Cliff Jenkins, not pictured, of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, also is a co-author. (Photo by Sarah Dutton)

Rare find by MSU archaeological researchers gets international attention
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European military conflict research again beckons MSU historian
Image Alternative Text: MSU and Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity officials broke ground Friday [Aug. 5] on the eighth annual Maroon Edition Habitat for Humanity home, which is being built for Lena and Lashay Evans. Pictured, from left to right: Starkville Area Habitat for Humanity Board Vice President Barbara Coats, MSU Vice President for Student Affairs Regina Hyatt, MSU President Mark E. Keenum, Lashay Evans and Lena Evans. (Photo by Megan Bean)

MSU, Habitat break ground on eighth Maroon Edition home
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Clear bag policy to be implemented for 2016 Mississippi State football