Faculty, staff, students and alumni are invited to a Q&A with Kevin Sorbo today at 11 a.m. in the Gaede Theatre. Sorbo is an actor, author and motivational speaker. He’s also an MSUM alum (1977-1981). This event is free. Sorbo will be at Barnes & Noble Saturday, Feb. 16 at 11 a.m. in Fargo signing his memoir, “True Strength–My Journey […]
Interested in a career in education? Join the School of Teaching & Learning Feb. 20. Pizza, pop, desserts and door prizes will be provided. Information will be shared on careers in education including: Early Childhood, Elementary Education, Special Education, and Secondary Education.
Leni Ramberg’s latest book, A Clown Dog’s Christmas, is now available for Kindle, and will soon be available on Nook readers. The paperback is available through Amazon, says Ramberg (1973, Speech-Theatre and English). A book-signing event took place in Los Angeles, where Ramberg lives, last Sunday. The writer’s work was edited by another MSUM alum, Pamela Troumbly (1971, Elementary Education). […]
The School of Teaching and Learning received news that each of the special education graduate program proposals submitted to the Minnesota Board of Teaching has received approval. Dr. Camille Brandt reports that MSUM is among the first universities in the state to receive official approval to begin offering graduate coursework leading to the new Autism Spectrum Disorders teaching license.
Teresa Shume, School of Teaching and Learning, presented a paper entitled “An Alternate Vision for School Accountability: Looking Through an Ecojustice Lens” at the American Educational Studies Association conference in Seattle last week.