Instructors can request their Summer 2019 course shells using the D2L Brightspace Request Form through Monday, April 29t. (https://my.mnstate.edu/ITS/Forms/RequestD2LShell). IMPORTANT DATES: Summer 19 shells can be requested March 13-April 29. On April 30, all unrequested summer sections will be created as single section course shells. Fall 19 shells can be requested April 30-August 5. On August 6h, all unrequested fall […]
Tim Harms, Professor of Mathematics Education, presented a poster session, Mentoring Noyce Scholars, at the International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics on March 15, 2019.
Dr. Matt Craig (Physics & Astronomy Department) was the co-coach for the FIRST Robotics team 4360 Spudniks from Moorhead High School. The team advanced to a playoff berth at the Great Northern Regional competition with a finish of 19 out of 52 teams in the qualification rounds. One mentor is currently an MSUM Dragon and two students on the team […]
Dr. Juan Cabanela (Physics & Astronomy Department) was one of 15 participants in the American Astronomical Society’s Congressional Visit Day on March 13. He visited eight congressional offices (including the offices of Minnesota Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith, and Collin Peterson, our Congressman), advocating for continued funding for astrophysics research at NASA, NSF, and the Department of Energy. He […]
Sungok “Reina” Park, the School of Teaching and Learning, published a research paper entitled “Developing preservice teachers’ sensitivity and confidence: a service-learning experience at a homeless shelter” in the Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education (Volume 40, 2019). This article discusses how MSUM early childhood preservice teachers developed sensitivity toward and confidence in working with children who are homeless through […]