As a part of the 30th anniversary celebration of the Nurse Educator Conference in the Rockies (www.necintherockies.com) sixteen nurses from around the U.S. were recognized for outstanding achievement in nursing education including Jill Holmstrom EdD, MSN, RN, COS, CNE-cl, Program Coordinator | Associate Professor at the School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership. Jill received her award in the Higher Education […]
Dr. Theresa Hest, Professor of Communication Studies in the College of Business, Analytics and Communication is presenting at the Communication and Theatre Association Annual Conference on September 17. The presentation addresses Pedagogical Adaptation During the Pandemic: Research and Reflection. This panel explores how changes in teaching modalities during COVID-19 created opportunities for exploration and innovation as well as prompting reflection […]
Theodore Roosevelt National Park held its annual Dakota Nights Astronomy Festival over Labor Day weekend. Dr. Matt Craig, Department of Physics and Astronomy, presented one of the evening keynote talks — about the impact of satellite constellation on astronomy — and an afternoon talk about similarities between the surface of Mars and the badlands.
Matt Craig, Professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, was recently elected to a one year term on the Astropy Coordination Committee, the governing body for the Astropy project. The project provides foundational software for the astronomical community, supporting research at institutions across the country. The project was award the Royal Astronomical Society Group Achievement Award for Astronomy in […]
The MSUM Marketing team is intentional about how we share our story with the media. We send news releases and media advisories weekly and respond to media inquiries. If you have a story to share, please submit the story submission form on the Marketing & Communications website. Below is a small selection of Dragons in the News for the month of August. Some news […]