Jan. 26 APAC Agenda
The January 26 APAC agenda is attached and can be found at this link: http://www.mnstate.edu/acadaff/APAC/2009-2010APAC/apacagendasminutes.htm
Item #3 Psychology has been resubmitted with a revised syllabus.
Level II Anti-Racism Training Opportunity at MSUM
The MSUM TOCAR Initiative, (Training Our Campuses Against Racism) is sponsoring a two-and-half-day in-depth Anti-Racism Training to be held on the MSUM campus. This training will engage participants in discussions of: Definitions of racism, particularly understanding institutional and systemic racism, Disadvantage, power, and privilege issues related to racism, Anti-racist/multicultural organizational development, and Strategies to promote organizational development and change. Click headline for more information.
Campus Visit Day Jan. 23
MSU Moorhead is hosting a Campus Visit Day for prospective students on Saturday, January 23. We anticipate over 125 people to attend the event. Check in begins at 9 a.m., followed by admissions and academic presentations, a student panel, campus tour, lunch and student service exhibits. For details, click the headline.
$2 All-You-Care-To-Eat Lunch
Join us in Kise Commons on Tuesday, January 26 from 1-2:30 p.m. and pay only $2.00 plus tax. Kise’s delicious meal options include hot entrees, pasta, pizza, fresh vegetables, salad bar, desserts and much more. The variety and quality of Kise’s All You Care to Eat dining facility rivals that of many area restaurants. All students, faculty and staff are invited.
St. Cloud Technical College name change approved by MnSCU Board
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees today approved changing the name of St. Cloud Technical College to St. Cloud Technical and Community College. The name change, which takes effect immediately, complements the board’s decision in November to expand the mission of the college to that of a comprehensive technical and community college. The new mission will enable the college to offer the first two years of a liberal arts degree so students can transfer to a four-year institution, such as St. Cloud State University, and continue its various technical and career programs. Click headline to read more.