Sigma Lambda Chi volunteered at Project Community Connect
For the second year, Sigma Lambda Chi has volunteer at Project Community Connect. This is just one more example of the dedicated CM students.
Local professionals talk workplace ethics today on campus
MSUM Ethics Day noon panel is open to the public Matt VonPinnon, editor of The Forum; Birch Burdick, Cass County state’s attorney; and Paul Richard, chief legal officer, Sanford Health, are among a dozen area business leaders who will share their experiences about ethics in the workplace during Minnesota State University Moorhead’s Ethics Day Thursday, March 21.
MSUM student and ROTC Cadet named honor graduate at LDAC
Tri-College Army ROTC Cadet Jonathan Kvernen was named the honor graduate, the third Cadet of 435, in the 8th Regiment at the Leadership Assessment Development Course (LDAC) in Fort Lewis, Washington. Kvernen is a construction management major at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
Prof. Norma Andersen honored by American Institute of Constructors
Prof. Norma Andersen, Construction Management, is the first woman to receive the W.A. Klinger Construction Education Award from the American Institute of Constructors. She received the award in April at the Institute’s annual forum in Chicago. The award honors “a construction educator/academician who has distinguished him/herself in teaching, research, and/or service in the advancement of the construction profession, the nominee’s institution of learning, the construction industry and their country.” It was first awarded in 1976. Click headline for more information.
MSUM targets Twins Cities community colleges
Local university offers four bachelor’s degree programs at schools in the population center.
An explosion in community college enrollment in the Twin Cities promises to bolster numbers for Minnesota State University Moorhead.
Jessica Endres, one of three MSUM Admissions counselors in the Twin Cities, said MSUM’s growing presence in the population center is bringing attention to Moorhead.
MSUM offers four bachelor’s degree programs at community colleges in the Twin Cities that are gaining in popularity. Read Amy Dalrymple’s full Forum story by clicking the headline.