The National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in June 2015 named St. Cloud State a Center for Academic Excellence for its Center for Information Assurance Studies, putting the University in the elite company of just 180 other schools in the country including Dartmouth, Rice and the University of Minnesota.
The prestigious Miller Scholars program recognizes and rewards faculty members who have a demonstrated record of motivation, excellence and leadership in teaching and learning. Established through a generous endowed gift by James W. and Marion Miller, prospective Miller Scholars undergo a rigorous selection process as they advance a high-quality project proposal that will elevate their teaching and learning to a significantly higher level.
St. Cloud State University experienced an increase in its enrollment headcount for fall 2015. According to MnSCU’s 30th day enrollment report, St. Cloud State’s fall enrollment is 15,461, a modest 0.3 percent increase (28 students) from 2014. This marks a stop to four years of declining enrollments that were a result of a changing market
United we stand. Divided we fall.
Students, faculty and staff celebrate inclusion, equity and fairness at St. Cloud State with a Unity Walk, focusing attention on our campus circle of respect.
The Hmong Student Organization led a flash mob by students from campus cultural organizations on the Atwood Mall.
Guitarist Mark Hasbrouck ‘07, drummer Karl Konz ’08 and keyboard player Greg Jorgenson ’87 are part of Allman Joy, the Allman Brothers Band tribute ensemble playing Oct. 23-24 at Pioneer Place on Fifth, St. Cloud
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