School Psychology faculty and graduate students presented at national conference in Seattle. Dr. Peg Potter and graduate student Mike Porter presented a poster, “One Probe Versus Three Probes in Benchmarking Procedures” at the National Association of School Psychology conference in Seattle, Wash. Feb 12-15.
Sonam Deyki, a senior Medical Laboratory Science major, was recently awarded a $1,000 Siemens-ASCP Scholarship. ASCP partners with Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics annually to award scholarships to medical laboratory students who have achieved a level of success that merits recognition. The purpose of these scholarships is to help defray education costs, promote medical laboratory science as a rewarding career, and to […]
Iwnetim Abate, a sophomore majoring in physics at MSUM, did research at the California Institute of Technology last summer. Abate worked on a device that converts Hydrogen and Hydrocarbon to energy called fuel cell. Jan. 24 Abate won an award for being in the top three out of two hundred students from across the U.S. at the National Collegiate Research […]
Music Industry senior Michael Opp was featured and interviewed on Prairie Public Radio’s “Hear It Now” program Jan. 3. Opp, who plays the hurdy gurdy, is a founding member of a band that draws from bluegrass, rock and Celtic music. Opp has built a hurdy gurdy for himself, and will be a featured instructor at a hurdy gurdy workshop in […]
MSUM upperclassmen LeAnn Washenberger (Secondary Math Education, Physics minor) and Shouvik Bhattacharya (Physics major, Mathematics minor) participated in the Mathematical Contest in Modeling 2013. They formulated an optimized model, which will allow users to bake brownies without burning them, as the baking pans distribute the heat evenly on their surfaces.