Dr. David Tack, School of Teaching and Learning, conducted a seminar for teachers in the Detroit Lakes Public Schools during their professional development day. His presentation (“Just Take a Couple Breaths” – Identifying and Addressing Anxiety in Your Students, Your Colleagues, and You!) draws upon his research he conducted on his dissertation, as well as from the number of seminars […]
Teresa Shume, School of Teaching and Learning; Biosciences Department, presented a research paper entitled “Elementary Teachers’ Conceptions of Environmental Literacy” at the international meeting of the Association for Science Teacher Education in San Antonio, Texas.
Dr. Diane Wolter has been elected to the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) Commission for Career Services Directorate. The ACPA Career Services Commission examines and addresses the changing and diverse role of career development in higher education within a student development framework. Dr. Wolter is an alumna of the MSUM Counseling & Student Affairs program.
Joshua Gates, Political Science Cum Laude, Spring 2013, landed a prestigious summer internship with the Curatorial Office of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, working with the museum’s exhibitions, acquisitions, and the national collection. This fall he’ll attend the University of (Newark) Delaware to pursue a master’s degree in historic preservation and a certificate in museum studies.
Dr. Mary Dosch, School of Teaching & Learning, presented her research, “A student-centered instructional approach: An attempt to counteract the effects of strategic rhetoric in higher education” at the Hawaii International Conference on Education on Jan. 8.