Texas Tech Receives ConocoPhillips Gift
Sep 22, 2009
ConocoPhillips contributes $500,000 to scholarships, new students and a building campaign.
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Graphic Novel-style Textbook Keeps Students Engaged
Sep 15, 2009
“Atlas Black: Managing to Succeed” may have the outward appearance of a “comic book,” but coauthor Jeremy Short says it’s full of serious management principles delivered in a format students actually enjoy.
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