Erika Laho is spending the summer caring for some very small creatures, for a very important reason. Laho is interning as a lead student researcher in the lab of Dr. Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje studying the effect of Coca Cola on the progression of type 1 diabetes in mice. This summer Laho is assisting with watching over
Stratasys and H2I Group teamed up to bring the Stratasys demonstration trailer to St. Cloud State University July 13 where Technology Education teachers had the chance to view the newest educational technology and 3D printers available. Area teachers attending summer courses in technology education got the chance to get an up-close look at the equipment and ask questions
St. Cloud State University is hosting 31 students virtually this summer as part of EducationUSA Academy. Thirty-one high school students are participating from nine countries in the five week program that goes until Aug. 12 and focuses on constructing a personal statement for a college application, which many colleges require. The academy kicked off last week,
St. Cloud State University’s School of Education has evolved to become the College of Education and Learning Design. With more than 150 years of preparing students to become teachers for Minnesota and beyond, the College of Education and Learning Design is taking on a new mission to impact the ecosystem of education more broadly through a
The Lemonade Art Fair is one of St. Cloud State’s best-known campus traditions and marks the opening of the St. Cloud’s Granite City Days community-wide event. The event returned this June after a hiatus in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year’s event featured 140 vendors spread throughout campus including many long-time vendors and 43
Art vendors, food stands, children’s activities and musical acts are back as part of the Lemonade Art Fair 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. June 24 at St. Cloud State University. Lemonade Art Fair is an annual tradition at St. Cloud State and the start to St. Cloud’s Granite City Days festival. The event was on hiatus last
Six St. Cloud State University teams are preparing to present their ideas in an effort to receive up to $25,000 in innovation funding at the 2021 Minnesota State Shark Tank Open on April 8. The Shark Tank Open is Minnesota State Educational Innovation’s premier innovation event, drawing educators from across 37 colleges and university for a day
The United States Department of Education (DoEd) has awarded Minnesota State a three-year, $978,332 grant to establish the “Opening Opportunities for Teacher Education” program. The program will create open textbooks and open educational resources (OERs) for core teacher education courses that will provide significant savings for students while maintaining or improving student learning outcomes. St.
Four St. Cloud State University students have earned $1,500 scholarships from the Central Minnesota Arts Board. Awardees are studying both art and music: Jessica Stenberg, Big Lake, Vocal Music Education Shanna Pirness, Big Lake, Studio Art Kaya Inkster, St. Cloud, Art Therapy Kristina Zabinski, St. Cloud, Art Education/Integrated Media The arts board awarded 15 total student scholarships to
Registration is now open for St. Cloud Scrubs Camp for high school and middle school students interested in learning about health science professions. The camp is July 14-15 on the campus of St. Cloud State University. Scrubs Camp is a day camp for students entering grades 7-12 who are interested in exploring health science professions. The
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