Professor and ceramic artist Brad Bachmeier will conduct Artist-in-Residencies this May at Makoshika State Park in Montana and Theodore Roosevelt National Park in N.D. Bachmeier helped both parks establish their first AIR-host program. Bachmeier will provide free public programs, demonstrations and workshops entitled “Earth Echoes” at both parks. He will spend his time studying the local clays, geology, history, people, […]
Psychology courses offered this summer: Psy 113 General Psychology Psy 202 Developmental Psy 261 Personality Psy 317 Alcoholism & Drug Abuse (2 sections—seats still available in second section) Psy 324 Environmental (Currently full-if interested add name to waitlist) Psy 345 Brain & Behavior, Psy 402 Child/Adolescent Psy 463 Abnormal Psy 469 Internship (Permission Required. Contact Dr. Malone at malonech@mnstate.edu). Psy […]
A new course has been added to the schedule for Fall 2022: Psy 390: Topics: Parenting, Families, and Communities Tuesday & Thursday from 3:00-4:15 pm in BR 361 Instructor: Joshua Johnson Course description: A developmental perspective on parenting, families and communities. Topics will involve the latest issues and research in working effectively with parents and children at all stages of […]
Thursday, April 28 | 3 p.m. | Hagen 325 | Zoom Please join us Thursday, April 28 at 3 p.m. for a special seminar by Dr. Heather Cegla, who was the keynote speaker at the Student Academic Conference a few weeks ago. Dr. Cegla, who graduated from MUSM in 2010 and is currently an assistant professor at the University of […]
The American Indian Student Association (AISA) invites you to an end-of-year celebration on Wednesday, May 4, from 11:00 – 1:00 PM in the George Soule American Indian Center (CMU 115). Join us for food, conversation, and a fun activity to help you de-stress as you begin finals. ALL ARE WELCOME! Questions? Glory Ames, AISA President, glory.ames@go.mnstate.edu Jody Steile, AISA Advisor, […]