Physics/Astronomy seminar on wind farm selection Nov. 19

The Physics and Astronomy Seminar Series presents a senior project talk by Devin Kasper on “MCP-Based Wind Farm Site Selection Using Variance Ratio Algorithm” at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 19 in Hagen Hall 325. Wind companies, private investors, etc. need the ability to predict wind speed at a given location with limited wind speed data. The Measure-Correlate-Predict (MCP) method is one […]

It’s my job: Walk this way

Taken from Inforum.com, Published November 1, 2010 When prospective Minnesota State University Moorhead students arrive on campus for their first visit, they usually look nervous. But after student tour guide Michael Russell shows them around, they’re often excited to become Dragons. Russell, 22, is in his fifth year working for the Admissions Office, giving tours to potential MSUM students. The […]

FIT, the movie

Friday, November 5th 6:00pm Weld Auditorium Please join us for this free screening of FIT. FIT is an energetic and passionate film following a group of secondary students in a hip hop dance class and in a world where anything negative is “gay” and boys and girls have to act in certain ways. Chris Gibbons, Stonewall’s Senior Education Officer, said: […]

MSUM student featured in Chronicle of Higher Ed

Congratulations to South Central for submitting Shawn Hagen to the new “Say Something” feature in the Chronicle of Higher Education. The result is this cool picture and audio. http://chronicle.com/article/Say-Something-A-Student/125096/ Shawn Hagen is the second student from our system to be featured since the series began this summer. Shawn currently attends Minnesota State University Moorhead, A two-fer. The first student was […]

MSUM student takes home prize for history paper

Allan Branstiter, an MSUM senior History major from Cooperstown, N.D., won the Society of Military History Prize for the best paper in history by an undergraduate student, and the First Division Association Prize at the Northern Great Plains Conference, held in Grand Forks, N.D., earlier this month. Branstiter’s work about confederate diplomacy and the Palmerston government of Great Britain was […]