Music Scholarship: Nina Zywicki
A versatile and collaborative musician, Nina Zywicki’s experiences range from drum corps to symphonic orchestras.
A versatile and collaborative musician, Nina Zywicki’s experiences range from drum corps to symphonic orchestras.
This past winter, Victoria Hall joined a medical mission trip in Nicaragua where she provided care for Nicaraguans in poor communities. The experience opened Hall’s eyes about the lives of those in third-world countries. Hall received the 2015 School of Health and Human Services Dean’s Scholarship. She graduated in December 2015 as a fifth-semester nursing student with her Bachelor of Science
Kate Bennett and Carly Puch attended the Let’s Talk Poverty Conference at St. Cloud Technical and Community College with the help of gifts from alumni and friends to the St. Cloud State University Foundation in support of the Women’s Center Fund.
The Herberger Business School’s professional selling competition is an opportunity for St. Cloud State students to showcase their selling skills, knowledge and abilities and receive feedback from sales professionals in Central Minnesota and the Twin Cities who serve as judges and “buyers.”
St. Cloud State University’s Richard Gordon, St. Cloud, was recognized for his effective mechanisms for creating lasting change in the community, earning the Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellows Award for 2016.
In today’s marketplace employers are increasingly placing a high value on college graduates who’ve had an international education experience.
St. Cloud State University sent its largest contingent of student researchers ever to the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) in April 2016.
Thanks to a grant from the Hubbard Foundation, faculty from the Department of Mass Communications will participate in externships with companies in Minnesota and across the United States that are innovators in advertising, public relations, journalism and broadcasting.
Award-winning author Margaret Atwood visited St. Cloud State in November 2015 to give a public lecture for students and the community to a packed Ritsche Auditorium on her novel “Oryx and Crake” — the 2015 Common Reading Program book for first-year students.
Hundreds of St. Cloud area eighth graders studying Anne Frank in language arts or communications classes expanded their understanding by spending a day on campus learning about Anne Frank through the “Reading and Writing Anne Frank” traveling exhibit from the Anne Frank Center in New York.
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