Twenty-three projects at the colleges and universities of Minnesota State have been awarded grants that total $314,659 to fund educational innovations that show great potential for improving teaching, learning, and access for students. “Providing a vibrant and robust learning experience for our students requires that our colleges and universities be masters of innovation,” said Devinder Malhotra, chancellor of Minnesota State. […]
Pam Werre, Curriculum Materials Center librarian, and Carol Sibley, library professor emerita, presented a poster session at the 36th International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY) in Athens, Greece on August 30, 2018. The title of their presentation was “East Meets West in the Middle: Fifty Years of Fiction about Refugees from Southeast Asia.” and focused on juvenile fiction […]
Take a look at the news stories featuring MSUM in the past several weeks. Stories are presented in chronological order. Richter has big receiving day to help lead Dragons to season-opening victory, InForum: “Minnesota State Moorhead may have found another big-play wide receiver. Jake Richter had more than 100 receiving yards and two touchdown catches Thursday night at Scheels Field […]
Mariah Benz, second year graduate student in the Department of Speech Language and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) was featured the National NSSLHA (National Student Speech Language Association) Blog with her essay on “The Gift of Communication” as it relates to the role of alternative and augmentative communication in the profession of Speech Language Pathology. Her essay can be found here: The […]
The Speech Language Pathology graduate program was notified they had 4 thesis students and one portfolio student accepted during a highly competitive process to present at the upcoming American Speech Language Hearing Association convention in Boston, MA in November 2018. These students were mentored by Dr. Kris Vossler, Dr. Elaine Pyle and Dr. Tina Veale.