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The Texas Tech University System finished the 2008-2009 fiscal year with $113 million in donations, marking the third year in a row that fundraising totals have topped $100 million.
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The newest ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholars at Texas Tech University were recognized September 21 during an event with ConocoPhillips on the Texas Tech University campus.
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Texas Tech University officials announced a gift of $500,000 from ConocoPhillips supporting the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering and the Jerry S. Rawls College of Business.
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Directors of the Texas Tech Foundation elected new officers and approved 11 new members during their quarterly meeting today (Aug. 13) at Texas Tech University.
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Plans for the Rawls College of Business building at Texas Tech University call for an integrated use of state-of-the-art technology throughout the building.
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Seven students from the Annual Fund caller program were recognized for fundraising contributions of more than $25,000 to academic programs at Texas Tech University.
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The Rawls College of Business building at Texas Tech University will be the first campus building to apply for LEED certification and includes green building features designed for efficiency.
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Nine students from the Annual Fund caller program were honored for individual fundraising contributions of more than $25,000 to Texas Tech University.
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The Graduate School at Texas Tech University recognized donors of fellowships and scholarships that provide opportunities for more than 300 students to pursue master's and doctoral degrees.
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The Texas Workforce Commission has awarded the Texas Tech University T-STEM Center $123,000 for summer camp opportunities for students ages 14-21 in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education.
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Crouched behind a pair of ape-hanger handlebars, the view from a lowrider bike is one of cool individuality. But for students at Atkins Middle School, the challenge of designing and building a lowrider bike has brought a new perspective for solving problem
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Forty middle school and high school students representing West Texas competed in the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering (TAME) state math and science competition.
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Student callers who have raised more than $400,000 for academic programs at Texas Tech were recently rewarded by Chancellor Kent Hance with tickets to the Red Raider men's basketball game on Jan. 16.
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Susan Talkmitt, the associate director of curriculum and instruction for the T-STEM Center was named the 2007 recipient of the Skoog Cup at the Conference for the Association of Science Teachers.
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Recognizing a university-level commitment to K-12 science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, Halliburton has awarded the Texas Tech University T-STEM Center $30,000 in foundation funding to continue the center's outreach efforts.
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Dean Fontenot, Ph.D., a director of the T-STEM Center, has been selected as a Service-Learning Faculty Fellows Mentor for the 2007-2008 academic year by the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center at Texas Tech University.
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Students from Dunbar Middle School have received state-wide recognition for their engineering ideas from the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering (TAME).
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The Texas Tech University T-STEM Center has received $29,700 in funding from the Texas Education Agency to develop curriculum materials, teacher training opportunities and education support resources to increase recruitment of minority populations.
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Teachers and administrators at Dunbar Middle School are seeing stars, or to be more specific, self-luminous celestial bodies made of gas and held together by their own gravity.
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More than 600 elementary and middle school students from across West Texas joined Texas Tech engineering students at the Science Spectrum Feb. 21 for the local premier of "Design Squad"—a new engineering reality TV show on PBS.