Doctoral student Jesse Mossholder used education to change his life and now he’s using it to change others’ lives. At the beginning of his sophomore year of college, Jesse slept on friends’ couches or in the back of his father’s old Chevy van. “I realized that education was my way out. This experience taught me to be vulnerable and open […]
Mary Rupp, a double major in criminal justice and psychology served as the student speaker for the 1 p.m. Commencement ceremony on Dec. 19. Her speech focused on heart, grit, and humility—the core values defining the MSUM experience. “Dr. Duncan was always encouraging me, telling me I could do it and reminding me that if I ever needed help, he’d […]
MSUM Bookstore Reduced Holiday Hours December 24 10AM-2PM December 25 Closed December 26-27 10AM-2PM December 30-31 10AM-2PM January 1 Closed January 2-3 10AM-2PM Regular hours resume Monday, January, 6. Monday -Friday 8AM-4:30PM
Thirteen 2nd year Speech Language Pathology Graduate Students and two SLHS faculty members (Dr. Nancy Paul and Dr. Elaine Pyle) attended the national American Speech Language Hearing Association (ASHA) convention December 5th – 7th in Seattle, Washington. Two students completed poster presentations related to their thesis research: Understanding Practitioner’s Perceptions of Speech and Language Therapy Services in the Juvenile Justice […]
Faith Sycaoyao, an Economics and Business Administration student at MSUM, was recently featured for her involvement in a UNESCO research project focused on digital content creators and their global influence. Faith was interviewed by Madison Clatt, a doctoral student at Bowling Green State University and a key member of Dr. Louisa Ha’s research team. The study explored the global impact […]