School Psychology Students and Faculty Present in New Orleans

Twelve graduate students in school psychology and four MSUM faculty attended the National Association of School Psychology Conference in New Orleans, LA on Feb 9-13. Several faculty and students presented at the conference. Dr. Olivia Melroe and colleagues presented a Symposium on “An Indigenous Conceptual Framework: Guiding Culturally Effective School Psychology Practice.” Kristy Boomer and Dr. Lisa Stewart presented a […]

The Paseka School of Business welcomes Dr. Ye Zheng Xin from Shanghai Finance University

The Paseka School of Business welcomes Dr. Ye Zheng Xin from Shanghai Finance University as a visiting scholar until December 2016.  Dr. Ye has a Ph.D. in Economics and head of International Business.  He is our second exchange scholar from Shanghai Finance University.  He will serve as guest lecturer, research scholar, and consultant on China business and relations.  His office […]

Musical showcases work of current and former Theatre faculty

Music Theatre Fargo-Moorhead continues its season with Stephen Sondheim’s groundbreaking musical comedy, Company, directed by retired theatre faculty member David Wheeler. Theatre faculty member Craig Ellingson serves as the artistic director of the company. Evening shows run Feb. 25 to 27 and again March 3 to 5 at 7:30 p.m. Matinees take place on Feb. 28 and March 6 at 2 […]

Lisa Staiger and Dr. Camille Brandt Participated in Increasing Teacher Diversity in Minnesota conference

Dr. Camille Brandt and Lisa Staiger, School of Teaching and Learning, participated in the Increasing Teacher Diversity in Minnesota: An Ongoing Community Conversation and Call to Action with more than 200 other people from more than organizations, school districts, institutions and various racial/ethnic communities throughout the state (see attached list). The event was held Saturday, Feb. 6 at Minneapolis Community […]

Anna Arnar introduced a scholarly panel on the topic of “Digital Artists’ Books: New Critical Vocabularies”

Anna Arnar, School of Visual Arts, organized and introduced a scholarly panel devoted to the topic of “Digital Artists’ Books: New Critical Vocabularies” at the College Art Association conference held in Washington D.C. The panel sought to develop new critical vocabularies for the purposes of analyzing this kind of digital object and examining the modes of experience it generates. It […]