Erica Evans is an associate professor of nursing at MSUM and a 2009 alumna. She incorporates her unique nursing background into her teaching in the university’s nursing programs. Evans has taught for the past year in the RN to BSN program. She received her associate’s degree at Minnesota State Community and Technical College (M State), her master’s degree at the […]
Like many dedicated nursing faculty, MSUM’s Alicia Swanson has worked in various areas within the nursing profession. She brings that experience to her role as program coordinator of the university’s new BS in Nursing (BSN) program. After earning her nursing degree, Swanson worked on the children’s hospital float team (NICU, PICU, PEDS) and, for over 11 years, the adult cardiac […]
From working in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) to hospital leadership to volunteering outside of the country, Jill Holmstrom has enough nursing experience to last a lifetime. But she’s not done yet. Though she didn’t plan it initially, she says she has never regretted going into education and teaching our future nurses. Holmstrom earned her bachelor’s degree at the […]
George Holley, Department of Anthropology and Earth Science, has co-authored an article — “Caddo or Cahokian? Stylistic and Compositional Analysis of a Fine-Engraved Vessel from Northwest Iowa” — to be published in the journal “Plains Anthropologist.”
Jared Ladbury, Assistant Professor of Psychology, and Anna Semanko, a graduate student at NDSU, have a paper “Using the Reasoned Action Approach to Predict Active Teaching Behaviors in College STEM Courses” published in the Journal for STEM Education Research. It is currently available online.