Ceramicist Brad Bachmeier’s work will be featured at Rehfeldt’s Gallery in Sioux Falls, SD for the month of April beginning with an opening reception this Friday from 6:00-9:00 pm. Exhibit Statement: The Sticks and Stones work is part of a larger series that investigates the physical properties and historical uses and relationships of clay as a material. As rock weathered […]
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 Adam Watts. MOORHEAD – As managing editor of New Rivers Press, Nayt Rundquist has his fingers on every part of the process of publishing a book. “I kind of think of it like the guys in the park who play six games of chess at the same time,” Rundquist said. “They just go back and […]
Sue Severson and Ximena Suarez-Sousa, School of Teaching and Learning attended the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) 68th Annual Meeting in Las Vegas and received a pre-conference training session on validity and reliability of assessment rubrics to evaluate teacher education candidates’ performance. The sessions attended were strategically selected to provide both accreditation coordinators with a clearer understanding […]
Dr. Sheila Marquardt, School of Teaching and Learning, co-facilitated a workshop at the Comparative and International Education Society Conference. The session, “Internationalizing teacher education: Creating curriculum spaces for global content” helped teacher educators consider ways to integrate competencies for global citizenship throughout their coursework, despite the pressure to cover US-centric materials.