Sure, Study Day probably isn’t your favorite day of the year, but knowing the student union will have free coffee might make it a little better! The CMU will be providing coffee and snacks in the ballroom to help get you motivated for your study session. Plus they have reservable group study rooms available throughout the day in addition to […]
A plan presented to the Minnesota State University Moorhead Faculty Association Dec. 5, 2013 outlines additional steps the university can take to avoid a projected $8 million deficit in 2016 and align resources with the University’s new strategic plan. Within the plan, five low enrollment majors would be phased out and some academic departments merged. The plan would result in […]
Dr. Deborah White, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, was featured in an article in the October 2013 publication of The Midwest Sociologist. The article by Michael Haedicke entitled “Integrating Research, Teaching, Activism” highlights ways in which White and fellow sociologist Stephanie Farmer (Roosevelt University) promote civic engagement and advance social justice in their communities, through their professional lives.
Mari Beth Plankers, M.S., CCC-SLP and Rachel Stotts, M.S., CCC-SLP submitted a grant application to the “Dille Fund for Excellence” to develop a Sensory Integration (SI) Resource Center in the SLHS Clinic. Sensory integration (SI) and intervention has been used for the treatment of numerous individuals with a wide range of learning and developmental challenges. SI refers to the ability […]
Need a place to get away? Are loud roommates keeping you from getting studying done? Visit the third and fourth floors of the Livingston Lord Library, where quiet study rooms abound. We guarantee you’ll love it.