Interested in Study Abroad? Attend one of these informational sessions to find out more about a spring 2022 study abroad program, “Children’s Literature in the UK: From J.R.R. Tolkien to J.K. Rowling.” This is a three-credit course designed for education majors, teachers, librarians and MSUM students interested in children’s authors and illustrators. This study abroad course will focus on children’s […]
Lee Garth Vigilant (Sociology & Criminal Justice), Ashley Heitkamp (Sociology ’19), and Amanda Heitkamp (Sociology ’17) have published in the peer-reviewed journal Sociological Inquiry. Their article, “If it does turn out to be herpes, try not to stress too much: The Contours of Emotional Support and Peer Diagnosis in an Online Sexual Health Community,” reports findings from a study of […]
Are looking for a teaching job and interested in teaching in Arizona? Join us for this opportunity to meet with an MSUM alumnus, Mr. Tim Mayclin, who is a principal in Naco, AZ. He is hoping to recruit some Dragons to teach in his district. They are looking to hire the following positions: Middle School ELA position with or without […]
March 3 begins the national Spread the Word – Inclusion campaign The Spread the Word campaign was built on the idea that inclusion is a skill each of us can learn and practice, together! It was started to spread the word to end the R-word. This year’s renewed focus of Spread the Word-Inclusion is on the importance of connection. Two […]
Keri DeSutter, Shirley Johnson (School of Teaching and Learning), and Courtney LaLonde (University of Jamestown, Jamestown, ND) presented a session at the annual American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) conference. Their presentation was titled “Assessing Beginning Teacher Effectiveness through NExT Digital Handbook Measures.” The presentation focused on sharing results from a NExT Teacher Effectiveness grant project completed between […]