Winter Trails Day postponed
Due to the weather advisories issued for tonight/tomorrow, the Winter Trails Day at the Regional Science Center is being postponed from Jan. 12 to Jan. 19. mnstate.edu/sciencecenter
Team of MSUM faculty members attended workshop on flipped classrooms
Sara Anderson, Biosciences; Yolanda Arauza, American Multicultural Studies; Nathan Clarke, History; T.J. Hansen, Economics; Sheila Marquardt, School of Teaching and Learning; Alison Wallace, Biosciences; and Deb White, Sociology and Criminal Justice; attended a “Flipped the Classroom” workshop sponsored by the NorthEast Regional Computing Program and held at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. on Dec. 3.
Letter: Generous Feder will be missed
By: Roland Dille, Moorhead, INFORUM The death of Betty Feder meant the loss of whole-hearted support for a dozen community projects, reminding us of how important volunteers are in the life of Fargo-Moorhead. Her decades of support of Minnesota State University Moorhead were crucial in its years of change. Succeeding her husband, Paul, in the Moorhead State Foundation Board, she […]
MSUM Planetarium Presents “Season of Light”
This holiday season the MSUM Planetarium is showing “Season of Light,” a Loch Ness Productions special program that explores the history of holiday traditions. The presentation runs from Nov. 29 to Dec. 23. Showings will be held Mondays and Thursdays at 7 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Learn about holiday customs including the burning […]
Minnesota Board of Teaching grants approval for graduate program proposals
The School of Teaching and Learning received news that each of the special education graduate program proposals submitted to the Minnesota Board of Teaching has received approval. Dr. Camille Brandt reports that MSUM is among the first universities in the state to receive official approval to begin offering graduate coursework leading to the new Autism Spectrum Disorders teaching license.