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Huntingdon men's tennis picks up 10th win of the season against Tuskegee

Huntingdon men's tennis picks up 10th win of the season against Tuskegee

The Huntingdon men’s tennis team left little doubt in its rematch with Tuskegee University.
 
The Hawks won all six singles matches and two doubles matches to knock off the Division II Golden Tigers 8-1. Huntingdon beat Tuskegee 5-4 in February.
 
Tyler Creamer, Larry Pritchett and Tyler Chaffee each won in singles and doubles. Creamer won at No. 3 singles, Pritchett won at No. 4 singles and Chaffee won at No. 6 singles. Creamer and Pritchett teamed for an 8-0 win at No. 2 doubles and Chaffee teamed with Trey Pirtle to win at No. 3 doubles.
 
Bobby Foroughian (No. 1), Zac Baldwin (No. 2) and Eric Busch (No. 5) picked up the Hawks’ other singles victories.
 
Huntingdon (10-5) travels to Covenant on Saturday for two matches. The Hawks play Hiwassee at 9 a.m. and Covenant at 1 p.m.

vs. Tuskegee
Match results

 

Singles
No. 1: Bobby Foroughian (HC) def.

2013-14 AUM cheerleading information announced

2013-14 AUM cheerleading information announced

Auburn University at Montgomery cheerleading coach Amanda Brasington is seeking interested individuals for the 2013-14 Warhawks' Cheerleading squad. Tryouts will be held from Friday, April 26 to Sunday, April 28 in the AUM Wellness Center.

In order to participate in the tryout, individuals must be a full-time student enrolled at AUM and must have an overall cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher. Freshmen or transfer students must have been accepted to AUM by the first day of tryout clinics and must bring their letter of acceptance in order to tryout.

Required information to bring to the tryout include: a physical form, tryout agreement and waiver, a tryout information sheet, a photo copy of your insurance card and a $40 cash or check (made payable to AUM Cheerleading).

Tuskegee to begin construction on new Veterinary School

Tuskegee to begin construction on new Veterinary School

Tuskegee University will begin construction in July, 2013 on a new Small Animal and Large Animal Hospital to replace existing facilities.

The new complex will encompass almost 120,000 square feet of clinical, faculty office, and teaching space.

The planning concept is a "back to back" scheme which allows the Small Animal Hospital to back up to the Large Animal Hospital via shared facilities to include surgery, central sterile, radiology, central stores, and anesthesia.

The proposed project is three levels with the clinic located on the main level and faculty offices and a teaching center on the upper levels.

Information Source: Tuskegee University

Troy to host free conference for parents, teachers of gifted students in grades K-2

Troy to host free conference for parents, teachers of gifted students in grades K-2

Troy University will host the Fifth Annual Gifted Education Conference for parents and teachers of high-ability K-2 students at the Dothan Campus on Saturday, April 6, from 9:30 – 3 p.m. in the Michelin Room in the Library/Technology Building.
 
This year’s theme is developing early interest in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
 
The free event is sponsored by the College of Education and is aimed at helping parents and teachers better meet the needs of high-ability students in kindergarten through second grade.
 
“Typically, students are not identified and served in gifted programs until third grade. Therefore, we want to provide parents and classroom teachers with techniques that can enrich the curriculum for K-2 students prior to enrollment in a gifted program,” said Dr.

ASU College of Education accepting applications for online degree program

ASU College of Education accepting applications for online degree program

ASU’s College of Education is accepting applications for the Library Education Media Program (LEM), one of the University’s first online degree programs.

The LEM program, offered online, is designed to prepare professional educators to become school library media specialists in K-12 settings. The program was introduced last summer.

Dr. Necoal Driver, chair of Instructional Support Programs, said the LEM program strives to provide students with flexible and innovative instructional options.

“I am very excited that we can bring this type of instruction to students and keep up with their demanding needs. This is the basis for this program and more programs like this in the future,” Driver said.

Graduates receive the M.Ed. or Ed.S. degree.

For more information, please visit the program website or call 334-229-4456.

Source: Alabama State University office of Media Relations

Tuskegee won't be participating in 2013 Turkey Day Classic

Tuskegee won't be participating in 2013 Turkey Day Classic

TUSKEGEE, AL -

Tuskegee University's Department of Athletics Tuesday released its 2013 football schedule, and the list does not include its biggest rival, the Alabama State University Hornets, in the annual Turkey Day Classic matchup.

Tuskegee said it was inspired to make the change by the run of Winston Salem State in the 2012 season. The Golden Tigers believe the move will allow them more freedom to play further into the postseason by taking part in the NCAA Division II playoffs, if they become eligible.

ASU's Teachers' Fair is set for Friday

ASU's Teachers' Fair is set for Friday

ASU will host over 60 different organizations at their Teacher's Fair on Friday, March 8th. 

This fair is open to the public. All who attend need to be dressed in business attire, have a current resume to give to each prospective employer and have a valid Teacher's-certificate. The fair will offer information and first-level screenings for jobs, with actual call-back interviews scheduled for the same day.

The Teachers' Fair is from 9 a.m. until noon, with follow-up interviews, by appointment, only from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.