Two films by Kyja K-Nelson, Cinema Arts & Digital Technologies, screened recently at the Snowdance Film Festival in Washington. K-Nelson’s films, “Look Out Point” and “Sveit,” opened the festival on February 17. The festival’s theme was “Finding Home.” “Look Out Point” was also screened at the Milk Bar in the Sunshine Biscuit Factory in Oakland, Calif., in November. The evening […]
Criminal Justice Association will be hosting an Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms representative from St. Paul on March 5 at 10 a.m. in Lommen 91. ATF is currently hiring and students from all majors and departments are welcome to attend.
Below is an announcement from Anne Blackhurst, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs: It is my pleasure to announce that Dr. Adam Goyt, Mathematics Department, has been selected as the recipient of the 2014-2015 Dille Outstanding Faculty Lecturer Award. Dr. Goyt will be honored at a campus award ceremony next fall, during which he will present a lecture […]
Daniel McEwen, Department of Biosciences, was part of an interdisciplinary team that was awarded a 1.37 million dollar grant from the Arctic Landscape Conservation Cooperative under the direction of the United States Geological Survey to study the impacts of climate change on linkages between hydrology, insect emergence, and migratory shorebird reproductive success. McEwen has been working on arctic ecology issues […]
Henry Chan, history, authored the intellectual biography of Stanford-educated Chinese historian Zhang Yinlin (1905-1942), and co-edited his writings in three volumes. Titled “Complete Works of Zhang Yinlin,” the book was written in Chinese and published by Qinghua University, Beijing, China.