Yolanda Arauza, a professor in the History, Languages and Humanities Department and the project lead for the Project E-Quality exhibit, was featured on KVRR TV. Created by then-President John Neumaier, Project E-Quality was designed to help minority students attend and afford college in the height of the civil rights era. Watch the story.
MSUM Celebrates American Indian Heritage Month November 2023 Join us in honoring the histories, cultural heritage, and significant contributions of the indigenous peoples of our nation. Wednesday, November 1 12:00 PM Opening Pipe Ceremony (Library Porch) Delvin Rogers will conduct a traditional pipe ceremony to welcome in American Indian Heritage month on the MSUM campus. Delvin Rogers is a traditional […]
MSUM Trunk or Treat is looking for organizational/department Co-Sponsor help with Trunk or Treat. We are reaching out to the entire Moorhead community. We will also have a face painting station as well as the MSUM Wellness center providing outdoor activities/games. If organizations or departments are interested in joining the fun and help pass out candy to MSUM & Moorhead […]
Dr. Caitlin Johnson from the Department of Leadership & Learning collaborates on a professional development course with the Northwest Service Cooperative. The goal was to make information regarding teaching with Native American literature into a 1.5 CEU course in a self-paced, online platform, and offer it for free. The Northwest Service Cooperative currently has over 3200 people enrolled statewide, and […]
Dr. T. J. Hansen, Department of Economics, Law & Politics, presented “Economic Currents: What’s Circulating?” at the Friday, October 13 meeting of the Fargo Gateway Lions Club. She highlighted trends pertaining to the Fargo-Moorhead region and the U.S. within the global economy. Hansen also provided an economic outlook related to inflation, unemployment, and economic growth expectations for 2024.