Jonas Baune is the eleventh MSUM Economics major to publish research in an undergraduate journal since 2011 under the mentorship of Economics professors Oscar Flores and T. J. Hansen. Notably, “Determinants of Food Insecurity in Africa: A Panel and Multi-Level Analysis,” is one of five papers selected for inclusion in Issues in Political Economy in June 2024. Baune’s research recognizes that […]
Drop in tutoring began on September 2 on the first floor of the Livingston library from 3-9pm Monday-Thursday. Students can check what days and times courses are being tutored and they can schedule individual sessions via the tutoring website. Tutoring link
Pre-register online (or at the Public Safety Building) at the link below and then stop by the MSUM Public Safety Office to pick up the permit for your vehicle. Permits can be picked up during regular business hours in the Public Safety Office. The permit process is not complete until you have picked up your permit at the Parking Office. Here […]
Mother, leader, and entrepreneur are all words to describe Jenessa Fillipi. The former dragon turned National Mother of the Year® recently sat down and spoke about how she earned her titles and created her nonprofit Down Home in Fargo, ND. “Down Home empowers lives and stabilizes those emerging from homelessness by furnishing homes, strengthening connections, and transforming communities.” Jenessa says […]
Dr. Erik Gooding of the Anthropology Program and MSUM student Lily Gooding had their article “A Divided Tribe is a Colonized Tribe”: A Re-examining of Meskwaki Patrilineal Tribal Membership (Pre-1937) was accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed journal “Proceedings of the 55th Algonquian Conference.” Their research focused on historic and ongoing tribal enrollment issues centering on the 1937 Meskwaki tribal […]