Thursday, Jan. 30 | 3-4 p.m. | LI 124 Flip it, Blend it, or Take it Online: The how and why of using video to meet your instructional goals There are many reasons you may consider incorporating video content into your teaching. Identifying your instructional goals is the first step in identifying the tools that will help you accomplish them. […]
JOANNA SNYDER, 85, Moorhead, died Friday, Jan. 17, in her home. Prof. Snyder was one of the original five faculty members of the nursing department who developed the RN to BSN program at the request of local nurses. She shared her expertise in public health nursing with enthusiasm. Her passion for public health inspired many of her students to move […]
Are you trying to get the word out about your office, department, or student org? Once again Dragon Entertainment Group is doing the Mug Crawl for DragonFrost and we are inviting you to participate. The Mug Crawl will take place on Feb 3 from 10 am to 2 pm. If you are not aware, the mug crawl consists of students […]
There are multiple online short courses are offered throughout the year which faculty may take advantage of as professional development. Registration for these professional development opportunities will be facilitated by the Office of Online Learning (OL). Send an email to onlinelearning@mnstate.edu indicating your interest. WeTeach Runs: February 3-April 2, 2020 or June 1-July 23, 2020 An interactive, collaborative course intended […]
Wednesday, Jan. 29 | 4-5 p.m. | Bridges 268 The Math Seminar continues on Wednesday January 29, when Professor Megan Jensen will speak about Young Tableaux and Hook-Length Formulas. Captain Hook-Length Formula and His Skew Shaped Crew Megan JensenMinnesota State University Moorhead Abstract Standard Young Tableaux (SYT) are fascinating combinatorial objects, that are simple to define but are have many […]