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Pollinator garden by campus hummingbird to bring new life to MSUM
Ecology and evolutionary biology student Patrice Delaney is helping to bring new life to MSUM by planting a pollinator garden surrounding the university’s hummingbird sculpture. The hummingbird, created and installed a few years ago by Art Professor Chris Walla and his students, sits on a gray concrete block on the lawn near the Roland Dille Center for the Arts. MSUM […]
Mindfulness Meditation course
During these unsettling, challenging, and stressful times the Health and Physical Education Department (HPE) is offering a Mindfulness Meditation course Fall Semester, HLTH 190 – Mindfulness. Mindfulness focuses on the present moment to help reduce stress, promote relaxation, and increase awareness.
Request your Summer 2020 D2L Brightspace Course Shells
Instructors can request their Summer 2020 course shells using the D2L Brightspace Request Form (https://my.mnstate.edu/ITS/Forms/RequestD2LShell). IMPORTANT DATES: Summer 20 shells can be requested March 11-April 26. On April 27, all unrequested summer sections will be created as single section course shells. Fall 20 shells can be requested April 28-August 3. COMPLETING THE REQUEST FORM: You will be required to use your StarID and password to log into the D2L Brightspace Request Form (https://my.mnstate.edu/ITS/Forms/RequestD2LShell). […]
Geosciences professors, student publish manuscript
Prior MSUM Geography student, Jacob Larson and Geosciences professors Dr. David Kramar and Dr. Karl Leonard published “A Geostatistical Analysis of Seismicity in Oklahoma Using Regression Trees and Neural Networks” in the Journal Physical Geography. This research utilizes machine learning to establish relationships between wastewater injection sites associated with the shale-gas industry, and the prevalence of earthquake activity in Oklahoma. […]