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.
Brian Wisenden, Biosciences, is this year’s Dille speaker. His talk is entitled “Minnows and Cichlids and Worms! Oh My! The Behavioral ecology of predator avoidance as uncovered by undergraduate researchers”. The talk is Wednesday, Sept. 18 from 7 to 8 p.m. SL 118. The talk is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided.
The winner of the Idaho Prize for Poetry 2013—selected by final judge, Sam Hamill—is THE GOLD SHOP OF BA-‘ALI by Yahya Frederickson, professor of English at MSU Moorhead. He will receive $1,000 plus publication by Lost Horse Press. The annual prize is given for a poetry collection. www.losthorsepress.org/2013-idaho-prize-for-poetry
Ceramic Artist Brad Bachmeier, professor of Art & Design, displays work at the Bismarck Arts and Galleries Association in the exhibit “Vast & Grounded” with painter Michael Dunn. The exhibit focuses on the artists intersecting themes, colors and subject matter having to do with the Northern Prairie. Much of Bachmeier’s work was recently created during his time as an artist […]