If you’re a leader with Dragon Pride who is looking for a way to get more involved on campus, then we’ve got an excellent opportunity for you! The MSUM Homecoming Board is currently seeking applicants for five positions that together create an awesome week of fun and Dragon Pride for Homecoming in September 2015 and again for DragonFrost in February […]
Wednesday, November 12 at 4:45 p.m. in the group exercise studio, join our provost Michelle Malott for a fun fitness dance party! Let’s work together to create a healthier campus.
Three MSUM students, Anne Pius, Molly Strong, and Whitney Swanson were awarded Research Scholarships from the Beta Beta Beta Research Foundation. Beta Beta Beta is a national biological society with a local chapter on the MSUM campus. The three students are members of the cancer research team mentored by Mark Wallert.
Friday, November 7 from 1:00-3:30 in the Langseth auditorium, Toby Stephen from the Hanen Centre will present “It Takes Two to Talk” for students, faculty and the public free of charge. It Takes Two to Talk™ — The Hanen Program® for Parents is a well-known model of family-focused early language intervention for young children with expressive and/or receptive language disorders.
Dr. Ted Gracyk, Philosophy, is going to present his colloquium with the topic “What Is Popular Music?” in MacLean Hall 273, Wednesday November 12 at 4:30 pm. His talk will make the third meeting of this year’s Colloquium Series of the MSUM Philosophy Department. All are welcome. Refreshments will be served.