Synopsis: The collections may be grouped into six major divisions: The General (Core) Collection, containing 210,000 books related to various American studies subjects. Some subjects-particularly Western Americana, have been collected in extensive depth. The collection also contains broadly developed subjects related to the general humanities-especially history, world travel, and exploration-the social sciences, and the history of the natural sciences and the history of technology. The Barriger Collection, focusing on American Railroad history and currently distinguished as one of the largest in the United States, containing 40,000 books plus primary manuscript documents and photographs The Pott Waterways Collection, which focuses on United States river and inland waterways history, containing 11,000 books and a large archival collection estimated at over 75,000 individual items. The Pott Collection also contains periodicals and current newspapers, with a current list of subscriptions numbering 75 popular and scholarly magazines and journals. The Art Collection, the Mercantile Library continues to collect, preserve and exhibit the work of artists who have made Missouri their home, from the early artist-explorers for whom St. Louis was a hub for access to the unexplored West to today’s artists who continue to capture the life and beauty of the American Midwest. Reference collections, containing approximately 2,000 "ready reference" volumes of general, local and historical materials, which is supported by the Core general collections outlined above, access to numerous on-line bibliographic resources and microfilmed materials. Special library collections include various research collections including original manuscript sources, the archives of the Mercantile Library, the clipping and photo files (morgue) of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, historical newspapers, and rare books.
Synopsis: The collections may be grouped into six major divisions: The General (Core) Collection, containing 210,000 books related to various American studies subjects. Some subjects-particularly Western Americana, have been collected in extensive depth. The collection also contains broadly developed subjects related to the general humanities-especially history, world travel, and exploration-the social sciences, and the history of the natural sciences and the history of technology. The Barriger Collection, focusing on American Railroad history and currently distinguished as one of the largest in the United States, containing 40,000 books plus primary manuscript documents and photographs The Pott Waterways Collection, which focuses on United States river and inland waterways history, containing 11,000 books and a large archival collection estimated at over 75,000 individual items. The Pott Collection also contains periodicals and current newspapers, with a current list of subscriptions numbering 75 popular and scholarly magazines and journals. The Art Collection, the Mercantile Library continues to collect, preserve and exhibit the work of artists who have made Missouri their home, from the early artist-explorers for whom St. Louis was a hub for access to the unexplored West to today’s artists who continue to capture the life and beauty of the American Midwest. Reference collections, containing approximately 2,000 "ready reference" volumes of general, local and historical materials, which is supported by the Core general collections outlined above, access to numerous on-line bibliographic resources and microfilmed materials. Special library collections include various research collections including original manuscript sources, the archives of the Mercantile Library, the clipping and photo files (morgue) of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, historical newspapers, and rare books.
Since its inception in 1986, the University of Missouri - St. Louis Bridge Program has provided exemplary college access services to the St. Louis community. Bridge remains one of the most successful and widely emulated models, providing unique and comprehensive year-round precollegiate programming for underserved high school students and parents. Student Participants represent public and private high school institutions throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area. As UMSL's flagship precollegiate program, Bridge prides itself on providing program offerings that equip students with competencies critical for the successful matriculation to post-secondary institutions throughout the United States. Bridge continues to lead the way while exemplifying college access best practices throughout the St. Louis area.
Teaching strength - Building confidence Tuesday 7:30 - 8:30 Adult Cardio/Dance/Fitness Fun Tuition Fitness - $5 per class or 5 class punch card for $20
The UMSL Ambassador program is an award-winning volunteer organization of University of Missouri–St. Louis. The Ambassadors are current students whose primary purpose is to represent and promote a positive image of the university by assisting the Office of University Events throughout the year. Benefits: Being an UMSL Ambassador gives students the opportunity to interact with community and university leaders, while working with other UMSL students with similar goals. The experiences with the UMSL Ambassador program will allow them to cultivate their communication skills, leadership abilities, and professional skills for future career opportunities. Requirements: UMSL Ambassadors must be exemplary citizens of the campus and community. They must be a current UMSL student and maintain a 2.7 GPA. Monthly meetings are held for trainings and educational seminars. An UMSL Ambassador must commit to volunteering for a minimum 3 events each semester, in addition to at least one commencement ceremony per semester (May- 4 ceremonies & December- 2 ceremonies) unless this is your graduation ceremony. There are also opportunities to volunteer for August commencement. Events: Below are just some of the events an UMSL Ambassador has the opportunity to volunteer for: Commencement (specifics above in requirements) Founder’s Dinner Chancellor’s Report to the Community Academic Lecture Series Select Touhill Events …Much More!!!
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WHY CHOOSE UMSL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION? QUALITY - one of only 10 percent of the 1,400 business schools in North America to hold AACSB accreditation at the undergraduate and graduate business levels, and for undergraduate and graduate accounting programs. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES - broad range of programs from Graduate Certificates to the Ph.D. - International Business Honors program; study-abroad opportunities - many student organizations – academic to “hands-on” experience - over 100 scholarships awarded annually - dozens of internships and mentoring opportunities DIVERSITY - our students come from 40 states and over 80 countries; minority students constitute over one-quarter of the CoBA population. Research and Community Outreach - Center for Business and Industrial Studies - Center for Transportation Studies - International Business Institute - Economic Development Administration grant FACULTY - one of the most research-productive faculty in the nation for schools of similar size. - only UM business school with two Curators’ Professors.
WHY CHOOSE UMSL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION? QUALITY - one of only 10 percent of the 1,400 business schools in North America to hold AACSB accreditation at the undergraduate and graduate business levels, and for undergraduate and graduate accounting programs. LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES - broad range of programs from Graduate Certificates to the Ph.D. - International Business Honors program; study-abroad opportunities - many student organizations – academic to “hands-on” experience - over 100 scholarships awarded annually - dozens of internships and mentoring opportunities DIVERSITY - our students come from 40 states and over 80 countries; minority students constitute over one-quarter of the CoBA population. Research and Community Outreach - Center for Business and Industrial Studies - Center for Transportation Studies - International Business Institute - Economic Development Administration grant FACULTY - one of the most research-productive faculty in the nation for schools of similar size. - only UM business school with two Curators’ Professors.
The UMSL MSA is a Muslim organization. We strive to promote Islam in a positive light throughout our society and make a difference in the World. We are always encouraging the youth to stand up and become actively involved in your community for the better. To find out how please contact us.
Study abroad is one of the most exciting opportunities available to UMSL students and is described by many as the experience of a lifetime. No matter what your major, study abroad will enhance your studies and expand your viewpoint. This global outlook prepares UMSL students for leadership roles in society and gives them a competitive advantage in today's workplace.
This is currently a new student group at UMSL and we are looking for any new ideas to help the organization keep growing. The purpose of this organization is to raise awareness about the Hispanic community and increase cultural understanding on campus and the greater community. Our goal is to organize educational and social events that will further the understanding of the Hispanic culture.
Imo’s has been a St. Louis tradition for the delicious taste – the thin, crunchy crust, the homemade sauce, the tangy provel® cheese and plenty of fresh toppings of your choice, all cooked to perfection. It's the square beyond compare!
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