The summer 2020 course schedule will be published LIVE on eServices this Thursday, Dec. 12. Having the schedule published earlier will help with academic planning so students can stay on track for graduation.Registration for summer will begin in early spring, so stay tuned and be watching for an announcement in January 2020.
MSUM’s ties to Holiday Lights in Lindenwood Park: -This week MSUM students are taking tickets (National Student Speech Language Hearing Association/Collegiate Sertoma MSUM student group). -MSUM has an awesome light display each year (that has been voted the top display some years) -Monday and Tuesday (Dec. 9-10th) are MSUM nights where complimentary tickets to Dragon sports event are handed out […]
The Livingston Lord Library is hosting a Pop-Up Virtual Reality Lab from November 18th to December 13th. The lab, located in study room 221, will be available first come first serve to all students, faculty, and staff. The use time limit is 20 minutes. The lab will be open Monday-Friday during the following times:10am – 12pm1pm – 3pm5pm – 7pm […]
The Center for Engaged Learning hosted the inaugural meeting of the University Community Advisory Board on December 3rd. Approximately 25 representatives from community organizations and the university attended this meeting and brainstormed ways to further increase meaningful university-community collaboration. Email Sarah Edwards at sarah.edwards@mnstate.edu to become involved with the Center for Engaged Learning or are interested in hearing more about […]
Rinita Dalan recently received a Spatial Archaeometry Research Collaborations (SPARC) Fieldwork award that provided high resolution RTK GPS equipment (receiver and base station) in conjunction with a multichannel Ground Penetrating Radar survey at the Poverty Point World Heritage Site. SPARC is an NSF-funded program at the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST) dedicated to promoting geospatial research in archaeology. Co-PIs […]