Dr. Chang-Seong Hong, Department of Philosophy, is going to give a colloquium on Buddhist Philosophy on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 4:15 p.m. in MacLean 165. His topic is “The Many Faces of Enlightenment.” Hong will discuss different concepts of enlightenment that he believes resulted in a puzzling confusion in the history of Buddhism.
Boyd Bradbury, Interim Dean of Education and Human Services and Graduate Studies, presented at the Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Conference in Las Vegas earlier this week. Bradbury’s presentation was entitled, “An Autoethnographical Account of a Midwesterner’s Travels in Racist Post-Apartheid South Africa.”
Red Weather, the annual literary journal edited and designed by students at Minnesota State University Moorhead, wants your most polished poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, one-act plays, and visual art (photographs, illustrations, graphics, drawings, paintings, or other media) for inclusion in our thirty-third issue, Red Weather 2014. Submission period ends February 22, 2014. www.mnstate.edu/redweather/submit.aspx
Dr. David Tack, School of Teaching and Learning, published a column in the February edition of “The Voice” for the National Association of Sports Public Address Announcers (a group comprised of announcers ranging from the junior high to the professional levels). His article “Announcing Dance and Drill Competitions” discussed strategies he has learned and used over the past 14 years […]
Visit the Career Development Center (FR 151) during Dragon Frost, as we highlight career opportunities for different college each day. Learn more about exciting and unusual careers waiting for you! Cookies and cider served daily. Monday: College of Arts, Media and Communication Tuesday: College of Business and Innovation