Meghan Duda, photographer and Assistant Professor in Cinema Arts & Digital Technologies, is part of an international juried exhibition titled VISTA opening Friday, Sept. 27 at Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio. The pieces chosen for the exhibition range in media but have have the common theme of landscape. Duda’s piece, a laser cut archival inkjet photograph, addresses the modern residential […]
Sue Humphers-Ginther, Professor of Sociology and Coordinator of the Gerontology Program, was recently elected Co-President of the Minnesota Gerontological Society along with Phyllis Greenberg, Coordinator of Graduate Studies in Gerontology at St. Cloud State University. The Minnesota Gerontological Society is a statewide professional membership organization consisting of social and health services providers, housing experts, research scientists, policy analysts, program administrators, […]
Steve Lindaas, Department of Physics and Astronomy, was invited to attend the SISL-STEM Convocation held Sept. 19-20 at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington DC. Sustainability Improves Student Learning in STEM is supported by a DOE FIPSE grant administered by Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL). The original disciplinary societies included eleven partners from the American Chemical Society (ACS) to the American Psychological […]
This past August, Dr. David Ferreira, Music, appeared as guest artist at the Cascais Jazz Club, in Lisbon, Portugal. After a brief rehearsal with a Portuguese drummer and bassist, the first evening featured jazz standards in a piano-trio format. The second evening, Ferreira sang and played piano with a bassist, showcasing vocals made famous by such artists as Frank Sinatra and Tony […]
Ruth Lumb and Vinod Lall, School of Business recently had a paper titled “A Comparison of Perceived Product Quality Between Bulgarian and Chinese Respondents” published in the Journal of Innovative Marketing (Volume 9, Issue 1, 2013). Abstract: Globalization has reduced trade barriers between countries.