MSUM Philosophy Department’s Associate Professor, Marilea Bramer, PhD, presented her paper: “How to Conceive of Infant Autonomy: The Structure and Uses of Infant Autonomy in a Moral Framework” at the North American Society for Social Philosophy meeting at William Jewell College in Liberty, MO in July. Later that month, she participated in a Reading Group that discussed Kant and Plato […]
Brad Bachmeier’s Ceramic work “Badlands” to be shown in the U.S. National Parks Artists in Residence 2014 exhibit at the Lapasoda Museum in Winslow Arizona, Sep. 24-Dec.1. Details available at http://www.laposada.org/museum_contemporary.html
Boyd Bradbury, Interim Dean of Education & Human Services, recently earned Quality Matters™ Certification for three online courses: · ED 613: Social Cultural Political & Community Dimensions of Education · ED 636: Policy and Educational Finance · ED 790: Topics in Ed: Superintendency Seminar QM Reviews are a rigorous peer review process. He has been recognized for this achievement at […]
On Thursday, October 8th at 4:30 p.m., Dr. Elizabeth Nawrot will be honored as the 2015/2016 Dille Outstanding Faculty Lecturer Award recipient in Langseth Hall 118. After a brief awards ceremony, Dr. Nawrot will present her lecture, “The Thinking Baby: Developmental Science Beyond the Blank Slate.” Refreshments will be served. Please plan to join us as we honor Dr. Nawrot’s […]
Dr. Ruth Lumb, Paseka School of Business, has been appointed as Representative of the Maharashtra Economic Development Council (MEDC), headquartered in Mumbai (formerly Bombay) India. The Council acts as an Economic Think-Tank for Business & Industry at both the State and Federal level. The mainstay of the Council is Policy-Oriented Research on various aspects of socio-economic policy, trade and industry.