Pam McGee’s (Operations Management) joint research with Drs. Mark Doggett and Sophia Scott on “Toward a Technology Management Core: Defining What the Technology Manager Needs to Know” has been accepted after peer review as an ATMAE 2011 Conference Proceedings Paper. The paper was ranked as the top paper in the Management track and will now be submitted to the “Best Conference […]
Students in Tech 428 Project Management have completed their final service and industry projects. Pam McGee (Moorhead, MN) and Ken Karr (North Hennepin Community College, MN) teach the class. As part of the course curriculum, students are required to execute a live nonprofit or industry project that applies the principles of project management taught in class. Students are required to assemble […]
Pam McGee, Technology, and Mary Richards, Essentia West Region Health Care, had a presentation proposal, titled “Lean Health Care: It’s an Emergency!”, accepted after peer review by the Association of Technical Management and Applied Engineering. They will present at the ATMAE Fall 2011 conference in Columbus, Ohio. Their presentation will showcase: a) Lessons learned, best practices, and tools utilized when […]
Pam McGee, Operations Management, has been elected the president of the Women in Technology Division of the Association of Technical Management and Applied Engineering. The Women in Technology Division’s vision is to encourage and empower women in the fields of technology, applied engineering and management. The mission of the Women in Technology Division is to recruit and engage women in […]
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.