Boyd Bradbury, Interim Dean of Education and Human Services and Graduate Studies, presented at the Ethnographic and Qualitative Research Conference in Las Vegas earlier this week. Bradbury’s presentation was entitled, “An Autoethnographical Account of a Midwesterner’s Travels in Racist Post-Apartheid South Africa.”
Five School Psychology graduate students: Jesse Hennen, Hannah Korcuska, Tori Cowles, Adam Boles and Maggie McLean, presented posters at this year’s Minnesota Association of School Psychologists (MSPA) MidWinter conference held Jan. 30 and 31 in St. Louis Park. Dr. Lisa Stewart and graduate student Maggie McLean also co-presented a conference session titled “Vocabulary Does Matter and Can Be Taught.” Three […]
Dr. David Tack, School of Teaching and Learning, published a column in the February edition of “The Voice” for the National Association of Sports Public Address Announcers (a group comprised of announcers ranging from the junior high to the professional levels). His article “Announcing Dance and Drill Competitions” discussed strategies he has learned and used over the past 14 years […]
Carl Oltvedt, professor of Art, has been awarded a Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant for 2014. The MN Sate Arts Board Artist Initiative grants support and assist “artists at various stages in their careers. It encourages artistic development, nurtures artistic creativity, and recognizes the contributions individual artists make to the creative environment of the state of Minnesota.” The […]
School of Business faculty member Han Li is serving as Associate Editor in IS Security and Privacy track for 2014 International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS 2014), to be held in Auckland, New Zealand, Dec. 14-17, 2014. ICIS is the major annual meeting of the Association for Information Systems (AIS), which has over 4,000 members representing universities in over 95 […]