Last week, Student Senate reviewed Student Technology Fee requests and approved the funding request for Planetarium Upgrades in the amount of $58,000.00. These hardware upgrades include a new, higher resolution fulldome projector, CPU update and upgrade, as well as the necessary equipment to make team-building through cooperative gaming in the planetarium, particularly the Artemis Spaceship Bridge Simulator, a permanent fixture.
Biosciences faculty Brian Wisenden, Dan McEwen and Ellen Brisch, together with Biosciences undergraduates Tony Stumbo, Kurtis McIntire, Justin Scheierl, Jessica Aasand, Heather North, Janna Gilbertson, Diana Grant, Frantz Joseph, Emily Mammenga and Rachel Walsh had their research manuscript accepted for publication in the international peer-reviewed journal Environmental Biology of Fishes. The title of their paper is “Population-specific co-evolution of offspring […]
The Stars of PBS, January 30th | 1 pm – 5 pm Featuring the planetarium show: One World, One Sky: Big Bird’s Adventure With Special Guests: Clifford the Big Red Dog and Emily Elizabeth MSUM’s Mascot- Torch • Meet Clifford and Emily Elizabeth! • Fun activities for the whole family! • Science demos by Society of Physics Students • Lots of […]
The Global Game Jam is a 48 hour game development extravaganza where people from all walks of life, be it programmers, designers, or someone who just has really good ideas, come together to create awesome games. Whether you are a pro or just interested in learning a bit about game design and development come on down. The event will take […]
Join MSUM Physics & Astronomy this Friday, January 29, from 3 – 3:50 p.m. in Hagen Hall 325 as they present Seminar Series:”Faculty Talks.” Richard Lahti, Patterns in citations on Teacher Performance Assessment submissions at Minnesota State University Moorhead. Students completing their education programs at Minnesota State University Moorhead must complete the Teacher Performance Assessment (TPA) as a final assessment for […]