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Tri-College University partners enabling Eduroam to enhance Internet access across campuses
Tri-College University faculty, staff and students will soon have immediate wireless Internet access when visiting other Tri-College University partnering campuses. Concordia College (Concordia), Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM) and North Dakota State University (NDSU) are enabling Eduroam (education roaming), a global wireless Internet access service developed for the research and education community. NDSU Interim Vice President for Information Technology Marc […]
School of Business faculty member invited to 60th Anniversary Celebration of Chinese University
Dr. Ruth Lumb was invited as a distinguished guest of Chongqing Technology Business University, Chongqing, China for its 60th anniversary celebration in June 2012. While there, she was invited to participate in The International Forum of Financial University Presidents. Several prominent dignitaries participated in the Forum discussion including Presidents from the following Chinese universities: University of International Business & Economics, […]
Benjamin Smith attended Minnesota Manuscript Research Laboratory
Dr. Benjamin Smith, Languages and Cultures, attended the Minnesota Manuscript Research Laboratory sponsored by the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library (HMML) at St. John’s University and the Center for Medieval Studies at the University of Minnesota from June 3-8. He spent most of the week working on a manuscript fragment from a 13th century copy of St. Isidore’s Etymologiae, a sort […]
Linda Winkler attended “Machines of the Future” workshop
Linda Winkler, Physics and Astronomy, attended the “Machines of the Future” workshop the week of Aug. 13-16. This workshop, held at the NDSCS Center for Nanoscience Technology Training in Fargo, gave participants working knowledge of microelectronic machine fabrication techniques as well as pedagogical teaching modules.