Matthew Dakken’s paper, “Booyah! An Analysis of Mad Money Stock Recommendations,” placed third in the Term Paper division of the Minnesota Economic Association’s 2017 Undergraduate Student Paper Contest. Dakken, who is completing a major in Economics and minor in Political Science, is the first Minnesota State University Moorhead student to earn this distinction from the Minnesota Economic Association.
Dr. Olaniyi Iyiola, Mathematics Department, had a paper published: “Nonlinear iteration method for proximal split feasibility problems,” co-authored with Yekini Shehu from Institute of Mathematics, University of Wurzburg, Germany, published in Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences.
On Oct. 25 more than 15 members of the local Kappa Sigma chapter at Minnesota State University Moorhead volunteered their time to partner with Peak Nutrition to raise money for their national philanthropy, the Kappa Sigma Military Heroes Campaign. This was the first time the Sigma-Sigma Chapter partnered with Peak Nutrition to raise money for the Kappa Sigma Military Heroes […]
Brad Bachmeier to receive MN Higher Education Art Educator of the Year Award at the Art Educators of Minnesota Annual Conference on Saturday, November 4 in St. Cloud. Bachmeier was nominated by Jeremy Holien who is Minnesota’s Director of Visual and Media Arts at the Perpich Center. “Brad has come to epitomize the meaning of artist/teacher. While establishing a national reputation for his artwork he […]
The Business Association of Latin American Studies (BALAS) has named Eduardo Pablo, professor of Finance at the Paseka School of Business, Academic Chair for the track Financial Markets, Investment, and Risk for the 2018 BALAS Annual Conference, hosted by the University of San Diego School Of Business. BALAS is the first international business and economics professional association to focus exclusively […]