Oscar Flores, Tonya Jo Hansen, and Economics alumni Rachel Hettich (’03) and Derek Hagen (’05) had the paper “Long-term Benefits of Undergraduate Research in Economics: A Dialogue” accepted for publication by the peer-reviewed journal Perspectives in Undergraduate Research and Mentoring. The paper describes the origin of undergraduate research in Economics at MSU Moorhead and the long-term benefits to the students […]
Dr. Camille Brandt, School of Teaching and Learning, along with MSUM recent graduate Michaela Kolness, Netha Cloeter, Director of Education and Social Engagement, and Catie Miller, Manager of Educational Programming, will be co-leading an inclusive community event at the Plains Art Museum for students with multiple impairments on Tuesday, April 19. This event is a continuation of the work between museum […]
Jescia Hopper, a middle school art teacher at DGF schools recently finished her Master’s degree and Thesis from Maryland Institute College of Art. This year the United States Society for Education through Art (USSEA) initiated a new national “Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award.” This award recognizes exceptional master’s work that promotes “pluralistic perspectives, deepens human and cultural understanding, and/or builds respect for diverse learners.” It is […]
Professor Kelli Sinner has new artwork featured in the exhibition Yearning for the Thaw, at the Plains Art Museum, in the Creativity Gallery, March 29-May 28, 2016. The reception is Thursday, March 29, 5-7pm, and is open to the public. Inspired by the longing for warmth and color that accompanies the extreme winter season of the upper midwest. Yearning for […]
Originally published on InForum written by John Lamb. FARGO – Warm weather is calling people to hit the open road, and Grace Clark is answering that call. The photographer and recent Minnesota State University Moorhead graduate leaves town this week to explore the country. Unlike other road warriors, Clark won’t be living out of hotels, tents or even her car. For […]