Three GIS courses have been approved for Fall 2016 and are now open on Eservices. GEOS 205 Thinking Spatially GEOS 207 GPS Field Techniques GEOS 307 GIS Please contact the Anthropology & Earth Science Department if you have any questions.
Donna M. Bruns Stockrahm and Sara J. Anderson, Biosciences Department, attended the Annual Meeting of the Minnesota Chapter of The Wildlife Society in Mankato, MN, on 9-11 February 2016 and mentored the following MSUM Bioscience students presenting their research at the meeting:
Three GIS courses have been approved for Fall 2016 and will be available shortly on Eservices. GEOS 205 Thinking Spatially GEOS 207 GPS Field Techniques GEOS 307 GIS Please contact the Anthropology & Earth Science Department if you have any questions.
Discover the archaeology of Neolithic Greece while working at the ancient acropolis of Halai as part of the Cornell Halai and East Lokris Project (CHELP). Located on the Bay of Atalanti, Halai flourished from 6000-5300 B.C. and has been excavated since the early 1900s. Work directly with artifacts excavated from the site, visit nearby archaeological sites, and interact daily with […]
Friday, April 1 | 3-3:50 p.m. | Hagen 325 MSUM Physics & Astronomy seminar series presents “Soft, Squishy and Long Molecules at Interfaces” by Damith Rosario, a Ph.D. candidate in Materials Science and Nanotechnology at NDSU. A polymer is a long molecule consisting of covalently bonded small repeating molecules which are called monomers. The two words polymer and monomer are […]