Students Get Job Ready @ Job Search 101 Colleges and universities spend four years or more preparing students for jobs and careers, but students are often unprepared for the actual job search. That’s why Minnesota State University Moorhead’s Career Development Center is hosting Job Search 101 Thursday, Nov. 8 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. in the university’s Comstock Memorial Union […]
As a follow-up to Professional Development Day, Academic Affairs Council and Faculty Development is interested in sending some faculty members to the following development opportunity on Dec. 3. Please send an email with a brief statement indicating your interest in this opportunity to Brittney Goodman at brittney.goodman@mnstate.edu no later than Nov. 13. Information about the workshop is below:
Michael Michlovic, George Holley and Rinita Dalan published a research note in The Minnesota Archaeologist, volume 70, 2011 “Swift County Archaeological Survey, 2010.” This publication is the result of their research funded by the Clean Water, Land and Legacy amendment.
Students from Dr. Kandace Creel Falcón’s class WS415 Media and Diverse Identities will broadcast a collection of audio documentaries they produced on a range of topics including gender constructions in the media, the role of social media in our lives, fat acceptance, and the representation of women newscasters in local and national media. The show will air on Dragon Radio […]
Women’s and Gender Studies faculty and students participated in the 12th Annual Red River Women’s Studies Conference, hosted at MSUM on Oct. 26. Claudia Murphy, Philosophy and Women’s and Gender Studies, presented with WGS majors Kathryn Kottenbrock and Tiffany Zilka in a panel titled “The Spreading Waters—Feminist Perspective on the Flooding of the Red River of the North”. Murphy spoke […]