Professor Zepper, English Department, visited Wyndmere Schools

Professor Zepper, English Department, visited Wyndmere Schools in Wyndmere, North Dakota on January 21st. Zepper instructed 7th through 12th grade students in poetry writing as a part of the North Dakota Poetry Out Loud Initiative (North Dakota Humanities Council). This project was facilitated by Wyndmere Instructor, Cara Cody-Braun (MSUM Alum), and Jennifer Manstrom, Instructor and Librarian. Zepper will return to […]

Tracy Eisenschenk, Andrew Formantes’ research project selected for presentation

Tracy Eisenschenk, Health Services Administration student and Andrew Formantes, Master in Healthcare Administration student, are working on a research project entitled “Attitudes and Perceptions of Faculty Towards Inclusion of Interprofessional Education in Health Care Curriculum.” This project has been selected for presentation at National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), 2020 at Montana State University. Selectors indicated “Chosen from more than […]

Region’s first sensory hallway: art collaboration

West Fargo Public Schools and School of Art CollaborationThe Art Education Student Organization under advisor Professor Brad Bachmeier is collaborating with the just-opened Deer Creek Elementary School to complete a large-scale mural as part of a community service learning outreach project. The MSUM Art School volunteers will help design and execute the creation of a 40′ long mural that will be […]

Rinita Dalan received SPARC Fieldwork award

Rinita Dalan recently received a Spatial Archaeometry Research Collaborations (SPARC) Fieldwork award that provided high resolution RTK GPS equipment (receiver and base station) in conjunction with a multichannel Ground Penetrating Radar survey at the Poverty Point World Heritage Site. SPARC is an NSF-funded program at the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST) dedicated to promoting geospatial research in archaeology. Co-PIs […]

Pieces by Karen Joan Kohoutek published in book and journal

An essay by Karen Joan Kohoutek, entitled “A Fit Symbol for His Meaning: Arthur Machen and the Inexpressible,” has been published in the book “The Secret Ceremonies: Critical Essays on Arthur Machen.” Two of her shorter pieces, a book review and an essay on the Ladd Observatory in Providence, Rhode Island, an important landmark in the life of weird writer […]