The Rourke Art Museum is searching for talented student musicians to perform on April 15 at Rourke After Dark, a night for college students to enjoy great art, music, short lectures, and community hosted by the Museum. The event is from 7-9 and is free of charge.
Helen Keller campaigned tirelessly on behalf of deaf and blind people. Indira Gandhi was the first female prime minister of India.
Four candidates for the new position of Vice President for University Advancement have been selected, and the second candidate to be interviewed on campus will hold a public forum from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 24th in CMU 101. The second candidate is Joy Crouch, who has served as MSUM’s Alumni Foundation Director of Development—Planned Giving (since 2015) […]
Dr. Sheila Marquardt, School of Teaching and Learning, co-facilitated a workshop at the Comparative and International Education Society Conference. The session, “Internationalizing teacher education: Creating curriculum spaces for global content” helped teacher educators consider ways to integrate competencies for global citizenship throughout their coursework, despite the pressure to cover US-centric materials.
Erin Aadland, a physics major with astronomy emphasis, has been accepted into the summer research program at the University of Notre Dame for the summer of 2016. This 10-week program will have Ms. Aadland working with Notre Dame astronomer Peter Garnavich on an observational astronomy project studying cataclysmic variable stars.