Call for Papers: 2026 Red River Women’s Studies Conference Friday, March 27 | All-Day Conference Event Minnesota State Moorhead Unfinished Revolutions: Feminism, Art and the Legacies of Resistance The 2026 Red River Women’s Studies Conference (RRWSC) invites session proposals from women’s and gender studies related topics and social justice issues. The RRWSC is hosted yearly by a collective of colleges […]
Dr. Wooyang Kim from the Paseka School of Business (PSB), together with a coauthor from Savannah State University, has had a research paper accepted for presentation at the 2026 Association of Marketing Theory and Practice (AMTP) Conference. The AMTP is a premier international marketing conference that will be held in Myrtle Beach, SC, from March 29 to April 1, 2026. […]
Dr. Steve Lindaas, Physics and Astronomy, and Dr. Alison Wallace, Biosciences, attended the National Science Teachers Association conference in Minneapolis last week with seven MSUM graduates currently teaching middle and high school science, including Isaac Skalsky, physics and chemistry education; Erick Hernandez, physics education; and Katie Olson, Jake Pundsack, Anneliese Johnson, Briana Kowalke, and Whitney Shegrud, all life science education […]
Physics students Hannah Crumby, Gabe Grant, Jake Mailhot, and Taytum Nelson attended the SPSCon 2025 (Society of Physics Students (SPS) World Congress) in Denver, Colorado. This Physics and Astronomy Congress unites global undergraduate students alumni and faculty every three years for frontier physics workshops and networking at the American Institute of Physics (AIP) supported event. The students all presented posters […]
Two students Jenna Martodam and Adreana Dillabough attended the American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) conference with Professor Emeritus Matt Craig. Adreana and Jenna presented a poster on their research done using the MSUM Paul Feder Observatory “W Ursae Majoris-Type Eclipsing Binary V0512 Cam”. The conference included multiple presentations (both remote and in-person) on a variety of astronomical topics. […]