Interested in sharing your enthusiasm for Science and Math? Noyce internships are available for Math and Science majors. Interns are being recruited to help with summer K-12 science and math enrichment activities. Preference is given to first and second year undergraduates. Internships pay $1,000 for approximately 100 hours of work. Noyce Internship applications are open until April 30. See the […]
Nominate your respected colleagues or favorite professors for the prestigious Dille Lecturer Award! Successful nominees will demonstrate how they transform the world by transforming students’ lives. Award nominees must be: tenured faculty members respected teachers and scholars respected for developing stimulating ideas dynamic communicators Deliver nominations to the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs (Owens Hall 206) by […]
Monday, April 29 | 5:30-6:45 p.m. | Bridges 162 Mental illness affects 1 in 4 people. Join Psi Chi and Psychology Club’s final lecture of a 3-part series on mental health, Therapy: What Kind Do I Need? Come learn about the various types of clinical therapies that will help you choose the therapist and they that are right for you. Presenter: Dr. Sarah Edwards, PhD, LP, HSPP
A team of four MSUM undergraduates (Bioscience majors Trysten Jensen and Whitney Shegrud and BCBT majors Kervens Accilien and Nik Newville) was awarded first place in the Mayo Clinic’s annual IMPACT competition. The team submitted a proposal earlier this semester detailing their hypothesis explaining what may be the underlying cause of hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS). Their proposal was selected […]
As part of her 18-19 sabbatical, Dr. Lisa H. Stewart, Psychology/School Psychology faculty, spent 6 weeks at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand. While at the University of Otago, Dr. Stewart presented two Research Seminars, one titled “Early Childhood Language and Literacy Tiered Systems of Support: Key Components and Research Outcomes” and a second titled “Implementing Preschool Effective […]