Oscar Flores, Economics, and María del Socorro Gómez, México City, published an article in the most recent issue of Foreign Affairs Latinoamerica. In this article, Flores and Gómez link the results of the 2016 election to structural changes in the US labor market. These changes were particularly intense in Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
Professor Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson, School of Media Arts & Design, was named in the Official Selections of the 2018 Slamdance Film Festival. K-Nelson’s film Hús (House) was included in the highly competitive Documentary Shorts Competition. She represented her film at the screening on Sunday, Jan. 21. The film will play again on Wednesday, Jan. 24. Hús is a meditation on emigration […]
Assistant Professor of Photography Carlos Rene Pacheco will have his video piece titled, Live Abstraction #2, featured as part of the Cube Art Project in Lincoln, Nebraska. It will be displayed on a large video board at The Railyard on Canopy Street in Lincoln, Nebraska’s premier entertainment district beginning Friday, Jan. 19. Pacheco’s video piece is from his Obstructed series […]
Peter Geib, Paseka School of Business, has co-authored a paper that will be published in the Journal of Management and Policy Practice. The title of the article is “South China Sea: Changing Dynamics.”
Tony Bormann, Outreach Coordinator for the College of Science, Health, and the Environment, has been selected by the MSUAASF campus committee to be recognized for the Professional Excellence in Service Award. His nomination has been forwarded to the Minnesota State Board of Trustees for consideration of the statewide award. The Professional Excellence in Service Award acknowledges outstanding service to our universities and […]