Accessibility is an ongoing journey, and along the way it’s easy to encounter misunderstandings or outdated information. Let’s take a look at a few common accessibility myths and the truth behind them. Myth #1 Myth: Individual faculty members can be personally sued if their course materials are not accessible. Truth: Accessibility is an institutional responsibility. While faculty and staff play […]
MSN and MHA students participated in a Public Policy Immersion Workshop in St. Paul, Minnesota, on October 29-30, gaining firsthand experience in healthcare policy and advocacy. During the workshop, students learned about the policymaking process, interacted with a current Minnesota senator, explored advocacy strategies, and practiced delivering mock legislative testimonies. Dr. Brandi Sillerud, Professor in the School of Nursing and […]
Events honor our Veteran students, alumni, employees, and community members.
Join us for a variety of activities celebrating American Indian cultures and traditions through music, dance, art, wellness, film, and hands-on experiences! Tuesday, November 3 12:00 p.m. – Opening Pipe Ceremony | Library Porch Delvin Rogers, a pipe carrier and member of the Three Affiliated Tribes in North Dakota, will conduct a traditional pipe ceremony to welcome American Indian Heritage […]
Looking for a meaningful professional development opportunity that also connects you with our broader community? Join us for Weaving a Wider Moorhead, bringing together campus and community members to learn, share, and take action toward creating a more welcoming and racially equitable community. In partnership with the Facilitating Racial Equity Collaborative (FREC), this annual gathering connects statewide learning with conversations […]