Accounting grad ready to work
When Macy Weller walked across the stage to accept her diploma this May she did so with the confidence of a graduate who knows her future path.
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SCSU Survey: Majority of Minnesotans with memory problems get the help they need
The majority of Minnesotans with memory problems and their caregivers are getting the help they need according to a report released in May by the SCSU Survey.
Leading through adversity
Outgoing Student Government President Mikaela Johnson and Vice President Randy Olson have accomplished much in their year as student leaders.
Supporting new teachers through their first year
Jacob Hieserich ’16 graduated in 2016 and stepped back into the classroom in September — this time at the head of the class.
Help recognize Excellence in Service nominees
Caring, service and dedication are among the qualities of St. Cloud State University’s six nominees for the Minnesota State Board of Trustees’ 2017 Professional Excellence in Service Awards.
CSD students lead support group for stroke survivors
Four graduate students studying communication sciences and disorders (CSD) are helping make a difference in the lives of people recovering from stroke.
Service learning connects students to senior communities
Students in communication sciences and disorders (CSD) and gerontology classes got the chance to put their studies into practice through service learning this semester at St. Cloud area senior communities.
KVSC celebrates 50 years
KVSC radio is celebrating 50 years of serving the St. Cloud listening area this June with studio tours, alumni guest hosts and evening concerts.
Community health major puts skills to work with internship
Amy Cross knew that she wanted to work with women’s health, but an internship with Everyday Miracles in northeast Minneapolis is opening her eyes to diversity among people.
CSD students plan games for United Way Llama Llama Read-a-Rama Party
Communication Sciences and Disorders students will be speaking llama April 27 when they lead kids games at the United Way’s Llama Llama Read-a-Rama party at the Great River Regional Library.
