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- 1Columbus State and Library of Congress to Preserve Military Oral Histories▼Upcoming Columbus State-Library of Congress partnership to further collect, preserve oral military histories
Columbus State University is preparing a partnership with the Library of Congress to expand the collection and preservation of oral histories from military veterans. The collaboration aims to record and archive firsthand accounts of service members, adding to the Library's national oral history holdings. Details on the program's launch and scope are expected from the university and the Library.
- 2Columbus State renews military-friendly status for students and spouses▼Columbus State renews its status as a military-friendly university for students, spouses
Columbus State University has renewed its designation as a military-friendly institution, a status that covers not only veteran and active-duty students but also military spouses. The renewal signals the Georgia university's continued commitment to supporting service members and their families through flexible programs and dedicated resources as they pursue higher education.
- 3Columbus State launches institute honoring Moores for military history▼New institute honors Moores; strengthens Columbus State’s commitment to military history education, preservation
Columbus State University has established a new institute honoring the Moores, aimed at strengthening the university's commitment to military history education and preservation. The announcement highlights the institution's growing role in studying and safeguarding military heritage, and reflects the Moores' support for academic programs dedicated to that field in Georgia.
- 4Moore Institute bolsters Columbus State military history program▼Moore Institute strengthens Columbus State’s commitment to military history
Columbus State University in Georgia has strengthened its commitment to military history through the Moore Institute, a dedicated center supporting the study of military affairs and history. The development underscores the university's ties to the region's military community, including nearby Fort Benning, and expands academic resources for students and researchers in the field.
- 5Mississippi State kinesiology department recruits participants for heart health study▼MSU’s Department of Kinesiology seeks participants for cardiovascular and fitness health research study
Mississippi State University's Department of Kinesiology is looking for participants to join a research study on cardiovascular and fitness health. The recruitment notice was reported by The Commercial Dispatch in the Columbus, Mississippi area. Volunteers taking part would contribute to research examining heart and fitness health, though details on eligibility, study activities and how to sign up were not included in the announcement.