Dr. Camille Brandt, School of Teaching and Learning, and undergraduate teacher candidates Jody Larson, Camille Lepp, and Michaela Kolness developed a service learning collaborative project with the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, North Dakota, to create a community-based event for children and families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Congratulations to Sean Soehren, School Psychology Graduate Student and Khulude Bukhari, Counseling & Student Affairs Graduate Student! Soehren and Bukhari have been selected as the 2015 Graduate Student Lecturers who will be presenting their research at the Student Academic Conference on Tuesday, April 14th.
We are excited to announce that on Thursday, Feb. 12, the Tri-College NEW Leadership Development Institute will participate in Giving Hearts Day through Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM), a Tri-College partner. In addition to supporting NEW Leadership, your gift will fund scholarships and other resources for students at MSUM.
Imagine an event where make-up artists wait in the restrooms to refresh your “look,” where champagne flows like water, where the entrances and exits of A-list celebrities are choreographed to the second by dead-serious backstage workers with “walkies,” and where Oprah Winfrey personally compliments you on your necklace. For MSUM alum Rachael Goers, that was a night at work, albeit […]
Dr. Boyd Bradbury, Educational Leadership and Curriculum & Instruction, conducted a professional development workshop with the teachers of TrekNorth Charter School in Bemidji this week. His presentation was entitled, “Academic Success Factors and Strategies for American Indian and Other Student Demographic Populations.”