St. Cloud State University faculty are top-notch teachers and renowned researchers in their fields. They invite students into the research process to create new knowledge, make discoveries, and solve problems.
As the world continues to change so do the programming our faculty offer. In recent years, faculty have been the driving force behind programs and centers such as: eSports, Autism Discover Center, Center for International Disability Advocacy and Diplomacy, and the Minnesota Institute of Technology.
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St. Cloud State University’s HuskiesAdvance program was recently honored by Minnesota State as an Innovative Student Affairs Program.
St. Cloud State University’s HuskiesAdvance program was recently honored by Minnesota State as an Innovative Student Affairs Program.
HuskiesAdvance Director Dr. Peggy Sarnicki and Communications Professor Dr. Matthew Vorell accepted the award at the Minnesota State’s Academic and Student Affairs Leadership Awards.
TEDxStCloudwill take place on Oct. 10 at the Paramount Center for the Arts, featuring multiple speakers with SCSU ties to share “ideas worth spreading.”
The six-speaker lineup features Biology professor Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje and former American Indian Center director Jim Knutson-Kolodzne.
SCSU professor earns national award for outstanding contributions to traffic safety
St. Cloud State University professor Mark Lee has received national recognition for winning the Richard Kaywood Memorial Award through the American Driver and Traffic Safety Education Association (ADTSEA).
“Mark actively tries to get people involved in making traffic safety education better, and he is always looking for ways to improve education on a local, statewide or national level,” said Melissa Hanzsek-Brill, Dean of the College of Education and Learning Design. “His leadership is outstanding, and he is very deserving of this honor.”
Dr. Kim to serve as keynote speaker at Minnesota State Teaching and Learning Conference
St. Cloud State University’s Dr. Ruthanne Soohee Crāpo Kim will serve as the keynote speaker at the upcoming 2024 Network for Educational Development (NED) Teaching and Learning Conference on Sept. 26-27.
NED was established to provide more opportunities to collaborate and share best teaching and learning practices across Minnesota State colleges and universities. The event is an opportunity for faculty to gain inspiration, connect with your peers, reflect with others and enhance teaching and learning strategies.
SCSU couple returns to Latvia 25 years later as Fulbright Scholars
Political Science professor Jason Lindsey and his wife Holly Evers, assessment and accreditation coordinator in the Office of Assessment and Accreditation, both earned Fulbright Scholar Awards, which are prestigious and competitive fellowships that provide unique opportunities for scholars to teach and conduct research abroad.
