The Speech-Language Pathology program was well-represented at the American Speech Language Hearing Association national convention Nov. 9-11 in Los Angeles. Student research mentored by Dr. Kris Vossler, Ms. Elaine Pyle and Dr. Nancy Paul was accepted for poster sessions for thesis research (Ashley Shurr and Ashley Alvarado); portfolio research (Zoe Weltzin; Jenna Frink; Kara Morrow); and the Class of 2018 […]
Dr. Thomas Hanson recently published an article titled “Effects of 3 Different Elastic Therapeutic Taping Methods on the Subacromial Joint Space” in the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics with coauthors Katie Lyman and Kara Gange (NDSU) and Christopher Mellinger (UNC Charlotte). The results were also shared this fall at the Kinesio Taping International Research Symposium.
The student and faculty in the Paseka School of Business — Kelly La Venture (MBA candidate) and Wooyang Kim (Assistant Professor of Marketing) — have been accepted their coauthored paper in the 1st International Conference on Tourism Research 2018, and they will present this study at the conference. The International Conference of Tourism will be held in Jyväskylä, Finland on March 22-23, 2018. […]
The Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter at the Paseka School of Business, MSUM, was recently recognized by its international organization as a Highest Honor Chapter for the 2016-2017 academic year. This designation signifies that the chapter achieved superior academic excellence in which the chapter’s faculty officers fulfill to enhance the stature of Beta Gamma Sigma. As a highest honors chapter, MSUM […]
Film faculty Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson presented at the Danish American Center in Minneapolis on Saturday, Nov. 18. Hosted by the Icelandic Hekla Club, K-Nelson screened three of her films shot in Iceland and gave a talk about memory, mythology and family history, told through animation and filmmaking techniques.