The St. Cloud State University men’s hockey team makes its first appearance at the NCAA Frozen Four on April 11 with a 7 p.m. (CT) first-round showdown against the Quinnipiac Bobcats at the Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Pa. The finals take place April 13. For information on traveling to the game, fan get-togethers in
Minneapolis writer and St. Cloud State alumna Bethany Frenette ’05 has made the Twin Cities the setting for her debut book, “Dark Star,” published by Hyperion. The young adult novel, a blend of supernatural adventure and romance, was released in October 2012. Plot-driven and spiked with goofy humor, the book has earned positive reader reviews.
Cory Thole ‘01 co-created and narrated “Glacier Powered Vehicles,” an award-winning short video on a clean energy initiative of Klondike Gold Rush Historical Park in Skagway, Alaska. The video highlights the park’s efforts to reduce gasoline consumption through the use of hydro-electric powered vehicles. Related links Watch “Glacier Powered Vehicles” The video took second place
After starting her college career in 1961 at Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz., Anne Tormanen ’12 completed her last credits at St. Cloud State University this summer, earning an Associate of Arts degree at age 69. In earning her degree, Tormanen, of Dassel, joins ranks with four of her children who are St. Cloud
St. Cloud State alumni are heavily represented in this year’s line-up of Minnesota Family Business Award honorees and finalists. Recipients were honored for balancing financial success with community service at the Minnesota Family Business Awards Nov. 8. The awards were presented by Twin Cities Business magazine and Hubler for Business Families. Minnesota Family Business
Nicole (VanDerGriff) Middendorf ’98 was awarded a Stevie Award for Women in Business at a Nov. 9 ceremony and gala in New York City. The Stevie Awards for Women in Business are recognized among the world’s top honors for female entrepreneurs, executives and the organizations they run. More than 1,200 nominations — representing organizations of all sizes and in virtually every industry — were submitted for the 2012 awards. The former Minneapolis/St.
Patrick Thibault ’80 received the 10th annual Paul and Sheila Wellstone Social Justice Award in October for his efforts to keep mental health services available in Willmar. Thibault, a registered nurse consultant with a bachelor’s in psychology from St. Cloud State, works for Minnesota Specialty Health System (MSHS). The program serves adults with severe mental illness who have been turned
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