President Anne Blackhurst, along with Joyce Ester, president of Normandale Community College; Connie Gores, president of Southwest Minnesota State University; and Barbara McDonald, president of North Hennepin Community College, wrote a commentary featured in The Chronicle of Higher Education. The commentary is titled, “The Benefits of Gender Balance in a System’s Presidential Offices.”
As you prepare for spring semester, don’t forget to schedule a library session for your courses. If you get it scheduled in advance, you can incorporate it into your syllabus and course planning.
Copy2Print, the print shop on campus, is hiring for Spring Semester. Please stop by Copy2Print to pick up an application. We are located in Grier Hall, outside the doors next to the Dragon Café.
The Benefits of Gender Balance in a System’s Presidential Offices, The Chronicle of Higher Education: “In the past year, national discussions about glass ceilings in politics and in the board room, and sexist news coverage of the Olympics, have brought the subject of gender equity to the forefront of the American consciousness in compelling ways. Higher-education institutions are no strangers […]
Dr. Atif Osmani (faculty in the College of Business & Innovation) had an article (Title: Multi-period stochastic optimization of a sustainable multi-feedstock second generation bioethanol supply chain – A logistic case study in Midwestern United States) accepted for publication in the February 2017 issue of the journal Land Use Policy (LUP) by Elsevier Publications.