MFA Public Readings on May 12
Thursday, May 12 | 7-8 p.m. | Library Porch
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month Facts
Oakland, California’s mayor, Jean Quan, is both the first woman and first Asian American to hold the position.
Harms Serves as External Consultant for Bemidji State Mathematics Department Program Review
Tim Harms, Professor of Mathematics Education, served as an external consultant for Bemidji State’s Mathematics Department program review. He along with Jason Douma from the University of Sioux Falls visited Bemidji State University campus and met with students, faculty, and administrators on March 28 as part their Mathematics Department’s five year review.
Liz Kisacky Severn to Present at Women of Resilience 2016 New Orleans Conference
English Professor Liz Kisacky Severn’s presentation, titled “Writing To and Through The Wound: Finding the Authentic Voice,” focuses on the negative effect tragedy and grief can have on a writer’s voice.
Sinner Gives Artist Talk at Opening of ‘Clay’ Exhibition at Rourke Art Museum
Professor Kelli Sinner will give a brief artist talk on Sunday May 1, at 2 p.m. at the opening of the exhibition “Clay” at the Rourke Art Museum in Moorhead. This invitational exhibition features the artwork of 24 ceramic artists and runs from April 29-June 3, 2016.