Dr. Chang-Seong Hong, philosophy, published a Korean-language monograph Dependent Arising and Emptiness, and Impermanence and Non-Self in February 2021. South Korean government has recently selected his book as one of the King Sejong books of the year. Their government has purchased a thousand copies of his book and sent them to both public and private libraries of the nation.
Please join faculty of Minnesota State University Moorhead and staff at Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge in the launch of our project, Wild Inspired. This event will take place on Sunday, June 13, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. Visitors of the refuge will be instructed how to download the new “Wild Inspired” App, in Android or Apple formats for smartphones. Visitors […]
Dr. Chang-Seong Hong, Philosophy, has published his 4th book, Dependent Arising and Emptiness, and Impermanence and Non-Self, in Seoul, Korea (November 20, 2020). This Korean-language book presents Dr. Hong’s contemporary interpretation of Buddhist Philosophy. Its cover photo is below. Dr. Hong’s 3rd book, How Bioscience Meets Buddhism (co-authored with Dr. Sun Kyeong Yu of MSU Mankato), has received from the […]
Before the first class of each semester, Dr. Konrad Czynski carefully studied his roster of students. Upon entering the classroom, the philosophy professor asked students – sometimes as many as 60 of them – to identify themselves. By the end of the class, he’d try to recite their names without a hint. He usually succeeded. Czynski retired from teaching at […]
Moorhead, Minn., April 15, 2020 – Minnesota State University Moorhead today shared a proposed budget plan with faculty and staff, designed to close a projected gap of $6 million in fiscal year 2022. The plan represents reductions in expenses of approximately 10% of the University’s operating budget. The University’s budget planning process continually looks forward two fiscal years, providing time to adapt to changes in the environment. A University-wide committee considers factors such as […]