Habso Mohamud was born in a refugee camp in Kenya .Now 24, Mohamud lives in St. Cloud. She also works for the UNESCO Center of Peace and recently published a children’s book.
Since my first major address at convocation this fall, I have invited the campus community to join me in making St. Cloud State a university of first choice in Minnesota. To some that sounds like a bold statement – to be first choice. It is not so bold when that goal is realistic and attainable. In the proof, it’s obvious.
On Nov. 7, Valerie Castile spoke at St. Cloud State University’s “Women on Wednesday” talk. It was one of her latest activities as a community activist.
Dollars and cents are often an agreeable way to measure things. Witness the report this week about the economic impact of the 30 colleges and seven universities that make up the Minnesota State system.
By January, the St. Cloud area will have a new program looking for the best ways to solve Central Minnesota’s community health programs.
Partnerships that ensure they can continue their work is what CentraCare focused on during their annual report to the community.
“Renegotiating the NAFTA has done little or nothing to help U.S. firms or workers, besides a few dairy farmers. It has antagonized our two neighbors, Canada and Mexico, who are two of our three most important trading partners,” said keynote speaker Tim Kehoe at the Potter Global Engagement Forum Nov. 15 in Atwood Memorial Center.
The National Communications Association (NCA) honored communication studies professor Tami Spry for her writings on autoethnography.
Scott L. Miller, professor of music, is one of 22 artists to earn a Music grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board for fiscal year 2019.
Whether it’s a night club shooting or wildfires, Patrick Newell’s hometown has been in the news non-stop. The St. Cloud State men’s hockey player is like many in these parts. He’s calling family and friends and learning what he can.
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