Dr. David Kramar and undergraduate Geosciences student Asami Minei attended the 2019 National Conference of the American Association of Geographers in Washington D.C. from April 3 – April 7. At the conference, they presented their research entitled “Application of Object-Oriented Classification and Non-NIR Vegetation Indices to Quantify Prairie Restoration Efforts at Two Sites in Western MN.” Co-authored by Dr. Valquiria […]
Nine School Psychology program graduate students, along with Dr. Mary Dosch and Dr. Peg Potter attended the National Association of School Psychologists annual conference in Atlanta. Second year student Ashley Doll did a verbal presentation based on her master’s thesis which looked at the use of eye-tracking technology as a possible early assessment procedure for identifying autism in preschool children. […]
Karl W. Leonard and four students from Anthropology and Earth Science attended a joint session meeting of the Geological Science of America held in Manhattan, Kansas earlier this week. David Ahumada, Karissa Beierle, Dom Mugavero, and Chris Perna presented a poster on the geological evolution of landscape exposed at the MSUM Regional Science Center.
Last semester twelve students participated in Professor Anna S. Arnar’s “Curatorial Projects” seminar in which each student conducted research on artwork by women artists featured in the permanent collection of the Plains Art Museum. The class produced a 97-page catalogue titled “Out of Storage” with essays dedicated to forty-one different artists. These essays are currently being used by the Plains […]
Two Economics students presented at the undergraduate student sessions of the Eastern Economic Association meetings in New York City held March 1 and 2. Rebecca Weir studied the factors affecting the reduction in average annual milk consumption in the US. She found that as families eat out more frequently, the consumption of milk per person has decreased. Adam Schutt compared […]