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Credit Jennifer Moore / KSMU Rachael Ingram, a cellular and molecular biology major at Missouri State University, fielded questions outside. Members of the Missouri National Guard directed traffic. Lauren Stevens, a nursing student, told attendees to roll up their sleeves as she readied a syringe. Together, they helped comprise a team that broke a state record for administering the most COVID-19 vaccines in a one-day event, according to a Tweet from the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. Capt. Jeremy Idleman with the Missouri National Guard. Credit Jennifer Moore / KSMU Around 4:00 p.m. Friday, the health department tweeted, “4,000 people have been vaccinated TODAY alone at the Mega Vaccine event. This is the most people that have been vaccinated in a single day statewide!” The previous single day record of 3,999 was set in St. Charles County. ....
Missouri State Honors Six with Citizen Scholar Award The winners, along with a bio provided by MSU, are: Jamie Cayley, graduate, Guatemala, Guatemala Alye Darter, graduate, Rogers, Arkansas Allison Garrett, senior, Nixa, Missouri Garrett is majoring in political science. She is applying to law school and plans to form her career in the higher education setting, with the goal of becoming general counsel for a college or university. Sarah Gray, graduate, Little Rock, Arkansas Gray is working on a Master of Science in Early Childhood and Family Development. She plans to work in the nonprofit sector and develop local communities that value justice, equity and decolonization. ....
Citizen Scholars ready to contribute to a better world Six Missouri State students receive a prestigious award. They’ll lobby for social justice in America, provide food to local communities, boost the medical profession and enhance ethical law practices. In the years ahead, this group of exemplary Missouri State University students will make a positive difference in the world. The university’s Board of Governors acknowledged six students with the Citizen Scholar award today (Dec. 10). The award honors students who exemplify academic success and the university’s public affairs mission. The 2020-21 Citizen Scholars Jamie Cayley, graduate, Guatemala, Guatemala Alye Darter, graduate, Rogers, Arkansas ....