Rehabilitation Counseling and Rehabilitation and Addiction Counseling graduate students are sharing their expertise in the October issue of Mélange Magazine with a series of articles. Eight students worked with a partner, or solo, to write five of the articles in the October issue. The magazine featured these five stories by St. Cloud State students: “Howard
Music professor Dr. Shannon Sadler is sharing her talent in performing and in academics this fall with performances and presentations happening both internationally and locally. Sadler was a featured presenter at the 43rd International European Piano Teachers Association International Conference this September in Madrid and performing a selection of Guatemalan piano music. Guatemalan classical music is rarely heard
St. Cloud’s InnovatorsCONNECT visited campus to learn about partnership opportunities within the Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory Facility (ISELF) during the Oct. 26 event. The St. Cloud Economic Development Department hosts InnovatorsCONNECT events throughout the year with the goal of creating an opportunity for key industries to learn and exchange ideas, create new relationships and
St. Cloud State University’s Spring and Summer 2022 courses are available to view in the course schedule and registration is now open. Students can start planning now by viewing what courses are available and making an appointment with your advisor. Undergraduate As you prepare for Spring and Summer 2022 registration here are some tips and resources:• Remember
Professor Alexa Horochowski’s work “Vortex Drawing’ is on view as part of “The Contemporary Print: 20 Years at Highpoint Editions” exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) through Jan. 9. “Vortex Drawing” maps the interaction between polystyrene cups (non-compostable detritus) and a wind vortex. Horochowski’s art practice includes sculpture, photography and video. She has exhibited work
President Robbyn Wacker was one of eight speakers to take the stage at TEDxStCloud this October. Presenters shared insights on topics ranging from space exploration, to trauma and mental health, art and faith, and other topics. Among presenters were St. Cloud State emeriti faculty and alumni. Dr. Wacker spoke of a concept of the curiosity mindset. “Curiosity is desire
The collegiate speech season has begun. The St. Cloud State University Speech & Debate Team competed in two tournaments this October to start off the season. and the Minnesota State University-Mankato Larry Schnoor Invitational. The debate duo of junior Myles Kinney and junior El Julius participated virtually in their first, public forum debate tournament when
St. Cloud State University’s Fall 2021 courses are now available to view in the course schedule. Students can start planning now by viewing what courses are available and making an appointment with your advisor. Undergraduate Registration windows begin opening March 29 by credit hour. As you prepare for Fall 2021 registration here are some tips and
The College of Education and Learning Design and the English Department are teaming up to examine the importance of hip hop culture and its influence on teaching and learning through a six-part webinar series featuring leaders in the field of hip hop pedagogy. “Hip Hop Education: Beyond the Classroom Walls” explores both the research and
“The Passage” by Nika Kaiser will be on display in the Kiehle Gallery Oct. 7 through Nov. 5. Gallery Hours are 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. “The Passage” is a five channel video installation with sound joined by three large scale photographic prints. The work in the exhibition examines how climate change is causing Lake Powell in Arizona to
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