Personal Empowerment Through Self Awareness (PETSA) is a training course, developed by Minnesota State system office. The course focuses on promoting the intellectual awareness of all students, offering accessible resources and services from the university regarding sexual violence. At the university, we believe that students need to be actively engaged in their education and engaged in contributing to keeping the […]
Alumnus Judge George Soule is reappointed Governor Mark Dayton announced the appointments of six individuals to fill vacancies on the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees. The 15-member Board is responsible for governing Minnesota State’s system planning, academic programs, fiscal management, personnel, admissions requirements, tuition and fees, and rules and regulations. Among the appointments is the reappointment of […]
The Minnesota Legislature passed a $825 million bonding bill on May 20. The funding is not final until signed by Gov. Mark Dayton, who has until the end of next week to approve or veto the bill. Sen. Kent Eken and Rep. Paul Marquart expect Dayton to sign off on the bonding bill. MSUM’s share of the bill includes $1.3 million […]
Minnesota State will be hosting a virtual session via Adobe Connect on Monday, April 23 from 10-11 a.m. to review the proposed changes to Policy 5.11 Tuition and Fees, and related Procedure 5.11.1. Participation is open to faculty, students and staff, and there will be opportunity for questions. You may view the changes up for review on our Policy & Procedures SharePoint […]
By By Josh Verges / St. Paul Pioneer Press ST. PAUL—Minnesota State university leaders want the freedom to raise tuition in order to pay for initiatives they say will improve student outcomes. In the past six years, the Legislature has effectively frozen tuition for the state’s two-year colleges and authorized the seven state universities to raise tuition by less than 8 percent. […]