Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy Department, will be presenting the first Philosophy colloquium of this academic year “Are Infants Autonomous?” on Wednesday, September 30th from 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. in MacLean Hall 273. Are Infants Autonomous? Much of the philosophical literature on autonomy either assumes that children are not yet autonomous or that only older children (age 10 and up) are […]
By Grace Lyden Of the four-year colleges in Fargo-Moorhead, Concordia College saddles its students with the most debt: $27,000 for the undergraduates who complete college, and that’s just federal loans. But the small Lutheran college also has the highest percentage of students in the area who pay down their debt, with 95 percent of graduates repaying at least $1 on […]
Join Red Weather, MSUM’s annual literary and visual arts magazine, for its first meeting this Wednesday, 9/23, at 3:30 in the Weld Hall Library. Learn about the organization and how you can help publish our next issue! We’re looking for anyone who loves reading, writing, editing, and visual arts! Hope to see you there! If you can’t make the meeting, […]
Speech-Language Pathology graduate student Priyanka Graten and Dr. Nancy Paul published in the online Ohio Speech-Language-Pathology journal, E-Hearsay. The research article Investigation of Script Training Approach to Aphasia Treatment was published in a scholarly format as well as an aphasia friendly format so persons with aphasia could access the research pertaining to them more easily. The single-subject design study focused […]
Eurospring 2016 information meetings: Monday, Sept. 21, noon- MA 174 Tuesday, Sept. 22, 4 PM- MA 174 Tuesday, Sept. 22, 7 PM- MA 164 Meet faculty and alumni of the program and get your questions answered. Be part of the global conversation! http://www.mnstate.edu/studyabroad/eurospring/