Doctoral student Jesse Mossholder used education to change his life and now he’s using it to change others’ lives. At the beginning of his sophomore year of college, Jesse slept on friends’ couches or in the back of his father’s old Chevy van. “I realized that education was my way out. This experience taught me to be vulnerable and open […]
Paighton Volk, a biology major and founder of Letters of Love at MSUM, delivered a speech to her peers at Fall commencement on Dec. 19. She wanted to emphasize the importance of giving back, no matter how much time her peers have to give. “Service can be intimidating, and there are a lot of things to juggle in college, but taking […]
Dr. Dawnita Gallo, Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Education, in the School of Teaching and Learning, recently published “Play and flow: Is there a connection” to Essays in Education. This manuscript draws a theoretical connection between flow and play. Flow occurs, according to Csikszentihalyi, when a person becomes deeply engaged and immersed in an activity, which leads to a time of great […]
The 2024 Wage and Tax Statements (Forms W-2) are now available in Self Service for: Employees in active status who consented to receive their W-2 form electronically. Employees not in active status who had earnings in 2024 and consented to receive their W-2 form electronically. Retired employees who consented to receive their W-2 form electronically. Employees will receive multiple W-2s […]
Dr. Caitlin Johnson, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership, is the first author on a co-authored article with three MSUM Student Research Assistants. Brian Johnson Jr. (Project Management), Madalyn LaVallie (Social Work), and Darla Warren (Educational Leadership) each served as second authors on the publication. Their article entitled The MSUM Native American Student Needs Survey: Highlighting Indigenous Student Voices in Academia […]