St. Cloud State University President Robbyn Wacker has been named to the Twin Cities Business (TCB) magazine’s 100 People to Watch in 2024.
The TCB 100 list is the “little black book” which annually recognizes individuals within the state of Minnesota likely to make news and drive change in the year ahead. It includes not just business, but also the government and philanthropic worlds that intersect with business.
St. Cloud State University announced on Dec. 4 that its first three accelerated online undergraduate programs have been approved by the Minnesota State System Office.
RN-BS Nursing, Software Engineering BS and General Business BS have been approved and will launch on Jan. 14. Information on applying online will be available in the coming weeks.
The SCSU Husky Make-It-Space is working with 3 Strings founder Ruth LeMay to develop piano key covers for her inclusive music education method and band.
This innovative technology is making it possible for neurodivergent students to experience music in a new way.
Robbyn Wacker, who has led St. Cloud State University as its president since 2018, announced Nov. 27 that she will be leaving her position on June 30, 2024, upon completion of her contract.
St. Cloud State University will celebrate its latest wave of Huskies graduates over six ceremonies during Fall 2023 Commencement on Dec. 15.
Each individual ceremony for colleges and schools are intended to provide each Husky a unique graduation experience.
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) has awarded a $49,998 grant to St. Cloud State University for partnership with Park Industries.
Located in St. Cloud, Park Industries is North America’s largest manufacturer of stone working equipment. The company is partnering with SCSU for a skills development program for 80 business leaders focused on collaboration and communications skills, executive transformation and Tri-Metrics Certification.
St. Cloud State University’s Campus Recreation is accepting donations of toys to gift to St. Cloud area children during the upcoming holiday season.
Campus Recreation is holding its annual Dolls for Children program through Dec. 14, partnering with the Southside Boys and Girls Club and Promise Neighborhood in an attempt to put a smile on children’s faces over the holidays.
Winners of the 2023 Miller Center Student Art Show were announced Nov. 16 on the first floor of the James W. Miller Learning Resource Center at St. Cloud State University, with Aiden Spiess taking first place for her piece “Time?”
The Student Art Show, sponsored by the St. Cloud State Library and the Art Student Union, showcases juried student art and provides interested students the opportunity to organize, advertise and put on an art show.
The Center for International Disability Advocacy and Diplomacy (CIDAD) at St. Cloud State University has partnered with Journeyable, the world’s most accessible travel community, to elevate accessibility on the world stage and empower every person with determination to journey limitlessly.
Concurrently, CIDAD launched Access to All, a new disability awareness training initiative. The news was announced Nov. 16 at the official Journeyable launch in Kauai, Hawaii, where SCSU and CIDAD were celebrated as the exclusive education partner of Journeyable.
St. Cloud State University announced on Nov. 16 that it has expanded its curriculum sharing and study-abroad relationships with two Australian colleges to increase study-abroad enrollment for historically underrepresented students.
As part of the agreements signed this week during Minnesota’s trade mission to Australia, SCSU will share curriculum and expand its study-abroad exchange with Southern Cross University (Sydney) and Victoria University (Melbourne).
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