The Admissions Office is taking going virtual to a whole new level! While classes have gone virtual, so have tours and other admission events. We asked Dragon Ambassadors and elementary inclusive education students Sara Danielson and Van Fritch-Gallatin how they have transitioned to online services. Q: What is Admissions doing now that school has gone virtual? A (Danielson): Dragon Ambassadors […]
Drs. Marci Glessner and Keri DeSutter presented at the 46th Annual International Dyslexia Association – Midwest Branch on Friday, April 17, 2020. Although the conference was slated to be held on the campus of MSUM, their presentation, “Collaboratively Navigating the Special Education Process” was recorded via Zoom and subsequently aired for conference participants. Special thanks to Robert Schieffer and his […]
The University Writing Support Center (UWSC) is one of the many resources on campus that has gone virtual with many excellent student tutors who are happy to help other students from the comfort of their homes. Head tutor and communication arts and literature education student Clay Jackson has tutored in the Center for five semesters. “We help students with any […]
Athletic training and exercise science student Amelia Meyer is participating in the 22nd Student Academic Conference held online Tuesday, April 21! Her recorded (presentation? Poster?) summarizes two semesters of research on acetabular (hip) labral tears, which she applied to working with athletes with the same injury. Q: Why did you choose to research Acetabular Labral Tears? A: I choose this […]
Athletic training major Cheyanne Duckson will present in the 22nd Student Academic Conference held online beginning Tuesday, April 21. She’s worked on a literature review for the past year, highlighting the importance of preventing athletic injuries, specifically in the performing arts. Q: Why did you choose to research Performing Arts- Injuries, Prevalence, and Prevention? A: Performing arts, and dance specifically, […]