If you’re looking for learning resources, start here. The murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May 2020 by a Minneapolis police officer has moved many Dragons to seek ways to take action. We’ve started compiling resources and we’ll keep adding to this as we’re able. If you have suggestions for other resources to add, send us a message osa […]
Wednesday, June 3 | 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | https://minnstate.zoom.us/j/97788792269 The Minnesota State Indigenous Men & Men of Color Workgroup will be hosting a strategy session to counter systemic racism within Minnesota State and in our communities. Our purpose is to empower each of us to take the next steps to interrupt the systems that led to the murder of George […]
Adam Schutt, a May 2019 MSUM Economics graduate, was recently notified that his undergraduate research was selected for publication in Undergraduate Economic Review. This publication marks the seventh time since 2005 that this journal has published undergraduate research from the MSUM Economics program. Schutt developed the paper, “Sanctuary Cities and Their Respective Effect on Crime Rates,” while working with Drs. […]
Dr. Lisa H. Stewart, Psychology and School Psychology Professor, was the invited speaker at the final District Assembly meeting of the University of Minnesota Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement (CAREI) on May 28. Over 80 educational leaders from throughout the state attended. Her (virtual) talk was titled “Unpacking Effective Literacy Instruction and Professional Learning: What Every Leader Needs […]
The system office is planning downtime for the room scheduling system on campus called EMS. This includes VirtualEMS, Master Calendar, EMS API, EMS Web Client and EMS Desktop Client. You are probably most familiar with VirtualEMS, which is used to request a room to be scheduled.EMS will be down June 2-8, 2020; you will not be able to access it […]