Content Warning: These videos discuss the Derek Chauvin Trial. Dr. Katie Richardson Jens, a professor in the Sociology and Criminal Justice Department at MSUM, shares what is happening in the trial process. She is sharing her perspective as an educator and the information shared is not a legal opinion. MSUM students, if you need resources or spaces to process the […]
Sherry Lee Short presents ‘Wounded Land’
Registration for fall 2021 will begin Monday, April 12 at 9 am. Registration proceeds according to the number of semester hours an individual student has completed with grades. This includes MSUM and transfer courses. Students with more earned semester hours are allowed to register earlier than students with fewer semester hours. Other Important Items to Note: ADVISING: Advising for fall […]
Learn how to be a better ally to the LGBTQ+ community and sign up for Safe Zone training! Facilitated by the Rainbow Dragon Center’s team of Safe Zone Peer Educators, this training introduces students to LGBTQ+ identities, experiences, and issues, providing a foundation of knowledge and skills for participants to become better allies. Topics covered include: LGBTQ+ terminology, privilege, heteronormativity, […]
We invite our MSUM community to gather on the Campus Mall (at the acorns) on Wednesday, April 7th at 1:00pm to honor and mourn the eight people of Asian descent who were killed in the March 16th shooting in Atlanta, GA, including six women. Join us to learn more about recent acts of violence against the Asian, Asian American, and […]