The 15th Annual, It’s Only Clay (IOC) national exhibit is a juried ceramics competition focusing on, and dedicated to, functional clay vessels. Each submission for IOC is judged in four areas: function, form/aesthetic, craftsmanship, and surface design. This annual event features a lecture and workshop on the campus of BSU, a guest artist, and a juried exhibition of functional ceramics by Watermark […]
Dr. Peterson, faculty member in the Department of Leadership and Learning, completed the Applying the Quality Matters Rubric (APPQMR) course. This course is the prerequisite course that must be taken in order to begin submitting courses for QM Review and certification. It must also be completed for individuals who may consider becoming QM course reviewers. QM has grown to become […]
Dr. Hyun Sang An and Dr. Wooyang Kim, Paseka School of Business, received the best abstract paper in Culture, Identity, and Ethnicity Marketing track at the Atlantic Marketing Association Conference, Asheville, NC (Sep. 25-29, 2019). The title of the study is “Motivational Antecedents to Fandom and the Resultant Effects in the Foreign Contemporary Music Market.” This study applies Social Identity […]
Dr. Paul Sando assisted in the placement of the largest Geocache in Minnesota (and possibly the largest nationally) right here in Moorhead! The cache is part of the historic Probstfield Farm properties. The Geocache is part of a nationwide set of new cache sites set to go active on Sept. 28. This also happens to be the day of Probstfield […]
George Holley, Department of Anthropology and Earth Science has published an article “Incised Catlinite Tablets from the Red River Valley of the Northeastern Plains” in the current volume 75 of The Minnesota Archaeologist.