The Curriculum Materials Center of the Library is featuring an exhibit of the work of world-renown illustrator, Maurice Sendak (1928-2012). On exhibit is his body of work (held in the Livingston Lord Library), beginning with the 1950’s to 2011. The books are displayed in chronological order. A bibliography is also available. The books will be on display through November 2. […]
Tropical Field Biology (Bio 335, LASC 10) is now accepting students. This course meets weekly starting in January to discuss ecology of tropical ecosystems, general principles of conservation biology, and the park system in Costa Rica as a case study. The class goes to Costa Rica March 8-17, 2013 to experience that country’s biodiversity, culture and success in bioconservation. For […]
Week 1 WALKtober winners: Mary Jane Langseth Amanda Borchers Christina Torgerson Prize is an Underarmour drawstring bag. Congrats and keep up the walking!
Eleven students in the Speech-Language Pathology graduate program in the SLHS department have been accepted to present research at the national convention of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association in Atlanta, Ga., in November. The research was supervised by Dr. Richard Adler, Dr. Kris Vossler, Dr. Nancy Paul, and Dr. Mary Drake. For a list of recent presentations click here.
Kandace Creel Falcón, Women’s and Gender Studies, and Beatriz Castro, Women’s and Gender Studies minor, and President of O.L.A. student group, presented their short documentary research project “Latina/o Voices: Highlighting our Successes at MSUM” at the Minnesota Network of Latina/os in Higher Education 6th Annual Summit Saturday, Oct. 6.Three additional O.L.A. members – Yastín Beltran, Christine LaCoursiere, and Kathryn Lucero, […]