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  • Presentation to the Texas State University System Board of Regents


    • On February 22, the Texas State University System Board of Regents met on the Lamar University campus. Iris Beltran, an INSPIRED student, was selected as one of six undergraduates campus-wide to make a presentation to the Board in the LU Spotlight on Undergraduate Research& Creative Activity.

  • Spring Open House 2008


    • The Inspired team participated in the 2008 Lamar Spring Open House on Saturday February 23, 2008. The Inspired team spoke with potential students about joining the Lamar Computer Science Department.

  • Computer Science Career Forum


    • The Career Forum will be held on Friday, Feb. 22, 2008. The guest speakers will be Brenda K. Williams(Integrated Project Management Phone), LaTasha Gary(Global Channel Partner IT)and Toni Smith(Schlumberger SIS recruiting).

  • Fall Open House 2007


    • The Inspired team participated in the 2007 Lamar Fall Open House. The team presented to the attending students and also gave them a tour of campus.

  • Math Fest 2007

    • This week the Inspired team and director Dr. Doershuk attended the annual Lamar University Math Fest held on November 1, 07.

  • Dr. Doershuk and Dr. Liu recieve NSF grant for Inspired

    • The National Science Foundation has awarded Lamar University a $490,000 grant to support its "Increasing Student Participation in Research Development" - INSPIRED - program.

  • 2007 West Brook Career Day - 7th March

    • INSPIRED Team participates in West Brook Career Day

  • INSPIRED to start working on LEGO NXT

  • Open Day

    • Yet another time INSPIRED intracted with highschool students to encourage them to join the Computer Science Department at Lamar University.

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