By Merrie Sue Holtan Jody Larson, Camille Lepp and Michaela Kolness stepped into the School of Teaching and Learning classroom at Minnesota State University Moorhead. The course: Effective Teaching 413. The teacher: Camille Brandt, assistant professor of special education. The idea: A special community service learning project. The result: A more inclusive place for children with autism.
Graduate student to present at Student Academic Conference April 14 By Meghan Feir For graduate student Stephanie Peterson, the research she will be presenting at this year’s Student Academic Conference hits close to home. After watching her grandmother experience right hemisphere brain damage (RHD) after a stroke and watching a family friend receive speech therapy, Peterson became interested in speech-language-hearing […]
Anthropology major to present at Student Academic Conference April 14 By Danielle Rebel When people began settling in Moorhead, it was a time of ball gowns and waistcoats. Traveling required a much greater effort than it does today. But the course of a century, a lot can change.
Dr. Bruce Roberts, Anthropology and Earth Science, recently presented Cellphones, Simba and Selfies: The Impact of Mobile Technology on the Study Abroad Experience as part of the session Pedagogy and Practice: Experiential Learning in Anthropological Education at the 2015 Central States Anthropological Society Annual Meeting in Saint Paul.
Dr. Claudia Murphy, Philosophy, is going to present her colloquium with the topic “Ignorance, Colonialism and the Environment – Why It Starts with Me” in MacLean Hall 273, Wednesday, April 22, 4:30pm-5:30pm.