Now that October has arrived, pumpkin spice has made its much-anticipated return to your favorite coffee shops across Dallas. The nostalgic flavor, reminding us of cozy and festive holidays spent with family and friends, is back. And we couldn’t be more excited to welcome its return. So get ready to embrace the flavors of fall as we explore not only pumpkin-flavored drinks but also pastries and so much more.
Fourth of July week is here, and the Dallas Fort Worth Area hosts many events for you, your friends, and your family to enjoy. From local orchards to live orchestra events and, of course, lots of fireworks, the Dallas area is home to many beautiful and fun locations perfect for summer weekends, especially the Fourth of July. Here are some of this holiday’s hottest spots.
Just a 38-minute drive east of Dallas, Ham Orchards in Terrell, Texas, is the perfect spot for a summer outing. You can buy locally grown fresh peaches, delicious homemade ice cream, and other farm-fresh goodies. And don’t miss the It’s a delightful way to spend a sunny day with family and friends. https://hamorchard.com/in-the-news
Here are just a few photos to remember our graduates.
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Attention all SMU public relations and strategic communication majors! If you want to break into the public relations industry, make sure to attend SMU PRSSA’s kickoff meeting on Thursday, February 22nd, at 6:00 PM in Hughes-Trigg, room 209. The semester’s kickoff event is a resume workshop in partnership with the Hegi Career Center.
We are thrilled to share that Dr. Rita Kirk has been selected to serve as an evaluator for the “Democracy, Governance, and Trust” (DGT) initiative, representing the National Science Foundation for the Trans-Atlantic Platform for Humanities and Social Sciences (T-AP). This groundbreaking initiative aims to unite countries worldwide – including Africa, Europe, and North and South America – to explore various aspects of democracy, governance, and trust in the humanities and social sciences. With her extensive experience and unwavering commitment, Dr. Kirk is the perfect choice to evaluate international collaborations in this field. Her selection is a testament to her outstanding expertise and dedication to studying democracy, governance, and trust.
Dr. Greg Warden, director of the Custard Institute at the Meadows Museum, will teach AMAE 3340 Cultural Heritage Studies, on Thursdays, 2-4:50 pm, in the spring. This NEW course fulfills the international/intercultural requirement every CCPA major must meet.