Dragons Present at Society for Neuroscience Conference

Six Minnesota State Moorhead undergraduate students presented the research they have been doing with Biosciences professor Dr. Adam Stocker at the Society for Neuroscience conference that took place in San Diego, CA from November 15th through 19th. Bioscience majors Madison Aberle, Aisha Chovuchovu, and Colton Tapson; BCBT majors Eyerusalem Kinfe and Opeyemi Olowoniyi; and BCBT/Psychology double major Guzoro Adumah, presented […]

PSB Faculty-Student Research Accepted for Presentation at International Marketing Conference

A faculty-student research paper coauthored by Madilynn Moen (B.A. student with a Marketing emphasis), Ralf Mehnert-Meland, J.D., and Dr. Wooyang Kim from the Paseka School of Business (PSB) has been accepted for presentation at the 2026 Association of Marketing Theory and Practice (AMTP) conference. The AMTP is a premier international marketing conference to be held in Myrtle Beach, SC, March […]

Friday seminar: Gene expression in the developing brain

Join us this Friday, October 31 at 3:00 p.m. in Langseth Hall 118 and on Zoom for the next session of the Friday Research Exploration and Education (FREE) Seminar Series in the Biosciences Department. Title: Role of Emx2 in the Developing Brain Speakers: Madison Aberle, Guzoro Adumah, Aisha Chovuchovu, Eyerusalem Kinfe, Opeyemi Olowoniyi, Colton Tapson This week’s speakers will present […]

14 Psychology Students Attend the Northern Lights Psychology Conference

On Friday, October 24, fourteen undergraduate Psychology students attended the Northern Lights Psychology Conference at the University of North Dakota. Four students from Dr. Jenna Laurin’s research lab presented at the conference: Kylie Nay and Magenta Thai, along with Dr. Laurin, presented a paper talk entitled “The Impact of Gestational Timing and Method on Enacted Abortion Stigma”; Olivia Naatjes and […]

Archaeology Alum Wins Paper Competition

Please join me in a hearty congratulations for Spring 2025 Anthropology graduate Reid Haugen, who has won the Jeanette E. Stephens Student Paper Award sponsored by the Illinois Archaeology Survey. His paper titled “Resistance Isn’t Always Futile: Electrical Resistivity at Historic Nauvoo” draws on geophysical methods, specifically electrical resistivity, to explore buried architectural features at a site of deep historical […]