Oxford University Press has requested permission to use a portion of the story “Uncovering the history behind collecting” from volume 4 of Horizonline.org, Inside Collecting, for inclusion in an Oxford University Press publication. The text will be used as part of a language-learning exercise in a workbook titled Cambridge English First Masterclass Workbook by Simon Haines and Barbara Stewart. This […]
Martin Grindeland, a professor in MSUM’s School of Communication and Journalism, was named this year’s winner of the Mitchell V. Charnley Award by the Northwest Broadcast News Association at the organization’s annual convention in the Twin Cities last weekend. The Charnley Award was established in 1968 and is given each year to an individual working, or with roots, in the […]
Academic advisors offer advice and support for students By Danielle Rebel As students are filling their wish lists for next semester’s courses, and eagerly staring at their screens waiting for the moment their registration window opens, it can only mean one thing. It’s time for registration. Students are required to meet with their academic advisors for help planning course schedules, […]
Academic advisors offer advice and support for students By Danielle Rebel As students are filling their wish lists for next semester’s courses, and eagerly staring at their screens waiting for the moment their registration window opens, it can only mean one thing. It’s time for registration. Students are required to meet with their academic advisors for help planning course schedules, […]
This is the second of what have become monthly segments entitled Spotlight on Service-Learning. Each monthly Spotlight will highlight the endeavors of one of the many MSUM service-learning practitioners. This month’s Spotlight on Service-Learning recognizes Dr. Theresa Hest. Hest was recently interviewed regarding her service-learning work. Hest is a Professor of Communication Studies here at MSUM. Hest has been incorporating […]