Philosophy faculty presented paper
Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy, presented her paper “Were Arthur and Lancelot Really Friends? A Kantian Analysis” at the recent meeting of the Minnesota Philosophical Society on Oct. 27.
Terrie Manno performed on the stage of the world-renowned Franz Liszt Academy of Music
Terrie Manno, Music (piano), has returned from Budapest, Hungary, where she and her piano partner Dr. Michael Dean, Assistant Professor of Music and Coordinator of Keyboard Studies at Oklahoma Baptist University, performed for a sold-out audience on the stage of the world-renowned Franz Liszt Academy of Music.
Kevin Zepper’s poem chosen as editor’s choice
Kevin Zepper, professor in the English Department, was recently chosen editor’s choice for his poem, “Ghost Writing.” Two of Zepper’s poems, “Ghost Writing” and “Blind” were published in “Talking Stick,” a publication out of Park Rapids. “Ghost Writing” is a poem that tells a story about how language constantly surrounds us. It’s the idea that everyone sees different things in […]
Sandy Pearce presented at the Midwest American Conference for Irish Studies
Sandy Pearce, English, delivered a paper at the Midwest American Conference for Irish Studies at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Oct 20. Last year, this organization held its annual meeting here on our campus with help from the MSUM and NDSU English Departments.
Oscar Flores organized 49th Annual Meeting of the MVEA
Oscar Flores, Economics, served as president of the Missouri Valley Economics Association. As president, he organized the 49th Annual Meeting of the MVEA held October 25-27 in Memphis, Tenn. There were over 180 papers presented and an attendance of over 200 professional economists from most states in the nation.