St. Cloud State University has been named one of the top Registered Nursing (RN) programs in Minnesota.
SCSU is ranked as the No. 2 bachelor’s program in Minnesota by RegisteredNursing.org, a leading resource for the nursing industry. The ranking values how effectively a program supports students in their journey toward licensure and beyond. SCSU was also ranked as the No. 3 school overall in the state.
Troy Kalla was awarded the Chartwells Higher Education’s Frontline Culinary Difference Maker Award during the 2023 Compass Group’s (parent of Chartwells) Night of Stars annual event.
The award honors associates who achieve excellence, provide great results every day and go above and beyond. It stands as one of the most prestigious recognitions that associates can receive, and Kalla accepted the award in Orlando, Florida in October.
The SPARK STEM Conference will bring over 600 local students in grades 3-8 to St. Cloud State University’s campus to experience STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) on Jan. 4.
There are also more than 100 educators and volunteers working on campus throughout the day to make the annual student conference possible, which includes hands-on, experiential learning.
Husky Capital, a finance and investment club at St. Cloud State University, recently raised nearly $1,100 in holiday gifts for a local family via the Share the Spirit program.
Leonel Fuentes, president of the student organization, said Husky Capital had wanted to organize a philanthropic project that gives back to the community before the semester concluded. “One of the biggest things that we overlook as students is how much is given to us.”
The Herberger Business School was honored this fall as a recipient of the 2023 Innovation in Business Education Award by the MidAmerican Business Dean’s Association (MADBA). The school’s submission of “MBA Program Revisions and Growth” was presented at the 2023 MADBA Annual Meeting, where the theme was “Leveraging Market Disruption for Growth: How to Plan for the Future.”
Facilities Management is home to multiple workers who have kept SCSU running for over 30 years. Facilities Management, comprised of building service, physical plant and grounds workers, constantly maintains SCSU’s campus footprint.
Generations of SCSU swimmers gives the program a family feel. Last season, five different SCSU swimmers had parents who also swam for the program simultaneously in the early 1990s, showcasing the multi-generational talent that the Huskies take pride in.
Courage is a characteristic that speaks through actions. Sakina, a 2021 graduate of St. Cloud State University, has displayed it throughout her entire life. It took courage to attend university in her home country of Afghanistan, a path often not supported for women. Courage to move thousands of miles away to earn a master’s degree at SCSU and return home to use her new skills to better her country. And it also took courage to flee when her safety was no longer guaranteed.
St. Cloud State University’s Center for International Disability Advocacy and Diplomacy (CIDAD) was recently honored with the 2024 Zero Project Award.
CIDAD was honored for their project “Teaching Deaf Students from China in the United States to Create Leadership and Interconnectedness”. It stood out for its unique approach to fostering leadership and cultural exchange among Deaf students.
The SCSU Husky Make-It-Space is working with 3 Strings founder Ruth LeMay to develop piano key covers for her inclusive music education method and band.
This innovative technology is making it possible for neurodivergent students to experience music in a new way.
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