STATEMENT Today, Governor Dayton announced his recommendation that Minnesota State Colleges and Universities receive $142 million in this biennium. If enacted by the legislature, this means that the state will continue to invest in a core public service providing Minnesotans access to high quality affordable education throughout the state.
Charting the Future Spring Gallery Walk- March 25 11:00 am-1:00 pm Comstock Memorial Union Ballroom Minnesota State University Moorhead The four implementation teams that began their work in the Fall of 2014 will present their information posters and solicit feedback and input in these areas:
Diane Wolter, Career Development Center, gave a presentation on college student development theory at the MnSCU Student Affairs conference in Minneapolis on Friday, February 27.
ST. PAUL, Minn., January 27, 2015 – The leaders of the administration and faculty of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities issued a joint statement Tuesday in response to Gov. Mark Dayton’s decision to include no additional funding at this time in his proposed budget for the state’s largest system of higher education.
MnSCU recently received notification of the FY2015-2016 Charles and Ellora Alliss Educational Foundation Grant awarded to the system in the amount of $758,139. This award has been allocated to MnSCU universities based on tenth day enrollment numbers as follows: