KNSI — St. Cloud State University has set the dates for its 2023 Homecoming festivities. The three-day campus-wide celebration will take place from October 5th through the 7th. The Gala: A Celebration of Our Community will be held Friday night at the Atwood Memorial Center. An event is being planned for the SCSU community garden on Saturday, and Husky Fest will be Sunday. The men’s hockey team is scheduled to play St. Thomas that weekend.
ST. CLOUD TIMES — As a regional university we are proud to celebrate being an integral part of Central Minnesota. When I speak around the region and ask folks to raise their hands if they are alumni, there are always several Huskies in the group and they speak proudly of their university and their time at St. Cloud State University.
ST. CLOUD LIVE — It seems like there isn’t a job that Holly Schreiner hasn’t had in the St. Cloud State athletic department. Schreiner was named the school’s full-time athletic director on May 10, 2023, after a year as the interim. She has worked in the St. Cloud State athletic department for 18 years, but has had a full-time job with the school since 2000.
KNSI — St. Cloud State University faculty and students are part of a group preparing to study the effects of solar eclipses on the upper reaches of the atmosphere. Assistant Professor Rachel Humphrey says experts from across the country will be looking to see what data is gathered by the project. So far, the group has been testing its equipment in Mora.
Humphrey says it’s similar to the balloons used by the National Weather Service but these go much higher. Early trials have gone well. Humphrey says, “And what’s great is that, so far, we’ve had really successful launches, where our weather balloons have been tracked up to over 32,000 meters, so that is over 100,000 feet in altitude.”
WJON — A new partnership will give clinical research students at St. Cloud State University hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology.
SCSU has partnered with Veeva Systems, a California-based software company, to provide the Veeva Vault eTMF program to students at SCSU’s Applied Clinical Research Program in Plymouth, Minnesota.
Patrick Call has been named the Executive Director of Residential Life at St. Cloud State University and began in his role on July 5.
St. Cloud State University and Veeva Systems have announced a partnership to enable medtech clinical research students with hands-on technology training.
SCSU will integrate Veeva Vault eTMF into its graduate curriculum for the Applied Clinical Research Program located in Plymouth, Minn. starting in the Fall 2023 semester.
St. Cloud State President Robbyn Wacker and Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Engagement Nic Katona discuss SCSU’s focus on a bright future, bringing flexibility to philanthropy, #OurSCSU and more.
WJON — For the fourth year in a row, St. Cloud State University has been recognized as one of the best schools to transfer to. Phi Theta Kappa’s Transfer Honor Roll looks at 40 metrics, like admission practices, college cost, and financial aid.
SCSU is the only public institution in Minnesota, and one of 208 colleges and universities nationwide to earn a spot on the honor roll. The university was recognized for excellence in developing pathways for community college transfer students. Phi Theta Kappa’s Honor Roll is an online tool designed to help students find the best-fit colleges and career pathways.
KNSI — St. Cloud State University has been awarded two grants to provide updated training to workers from central Minnesota companies.
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development awarded $50,000 to the university to help Pinnacle Climate Technologies and $216,000 to assist Landwehr Construction Inc. The training will be conducted through SCSU’s Minnesota Job Skills Partnership.
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