Tuesday, September 8, 6:30 pm FREE We are geeks, nerds, hackers, and everything in between. The group was founded primarily on a common interest in diving deeper into web platforms, frameworks, technologies, and best practices. We want to create a solid community where geeks can get together, get to know their peers and share there knowledge in an industry that […]
Summer Experience: Internship, Research and Conferences Friday, September 4 | 3:30 p.m. | HA 325 Aschalew Chamiso — AFM analysis of Biological Samples: an ongoing research project Jared Saunders and Isaac Skalsky — Educational adventures attending the American Association of Physics Teachers conference Tyler Meehleib — Work as a STEM education intern Dillon Hylton — An update on TRON (an […]
Join Women’s and Gender Studies and the feminist community on campus for the first engaging colloquium talk of the WGS Colloquium Series: “Dangerous Possibilities: Femme of Color Histories and the Erotics of Home” presented by Natassja Gunasena, MSUM WGS & English alum and current Doctoral Student in African and African Diaspora Studies at the University of Texas Austin.
Information meeting for the Spring 2016 Hiroshima Peace Studies Tour. The Hiroshima Peace Studies Tour (Physics 385) is a LASC 8 (Global Studies) 3 credit course that will be offered Spring 2016. Information about the tour may be found at http://physics.mnstate.edu/Hiroshima/. Come to one of the information meetings on the dates listed below to find out more: Tuesday, September 8, […]
Elise Parsley (’11), a student from the School of Visual Arts, has published an illustrated book with the title, “If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, Don’t!” The book has just been listed on the New York Times best sellers list for the category of children’s pictures books. For more information, see: http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2015-09-06/picture-books/list.html