Accessibility is an ongoing journey, and along the way it’s easy to encounter misunderstandings or outdated information. Let’s take a look at a few common accessibility myths and the truth behind them. Myth #1 Myth: Individual faculty members can be personally sued if their course materials are not accessible. Truth: Accessibility is an institutional responsibility. While faculty and staff play […]
MSN and MHA students participated in a Public Policy Immersion Workshop in St. Paul, Minnesota, on October 29-30, gaining firsthand experience in healthcare policy and advocacy. During the workshop, students learned about the policymaking process, interacted with a current Minnesota senator, explored advocacy strategies, and practiced delivering mock legislative testimonies. Dr. Brandi Sillerud, Professor in the School of Nursing and […]
Events honor our Veteran students, alumni, employees, and community members.
There are several ways to recognize the people who make a difference at MSUM. The new Dragon Difference award recognizes exceptional service and contributions, while the Dragon P.R.I.D.E. form offers a way to thank colleagues for their everyday help and support. Visit our employee recognition page to learn more. Congratulations to Curtis Pearson of Kise Commons, our first Dragon Difference recipient!
Join us for a variety of activities celebrating American Indian cultures and traditions through music, dance, art, wellness, film, and hands-on experiences! Tuesday, November 3 12:00 p.m. – Opening Pipe Ceremony | Library Porch Delvin Rogers, a pipe carrier and member of the Three Affiliated Tribes in North Dakota, will conduct a traditional pipe ceremony to welcome American Indian Heritage […]