St. Cloud State student media racked up more than 30 awards already this year for their efforts in 2012 and 2013. Student media awards lists UTVS TV KVSC 88.1 FM University Chronicle UTVS campus television station manager and Husky Productions producer, Matt Szymanski, Sauk Rapids, won a Best of Festival Award and $1,000 from the
In just a few days in April, St. Cloud State University’s UTVS Television earned more than 25 awards from the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), Northwest Broadcast News Association (NBNA), Broadcast Education Association (BEA) and the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ (NATAS) Upper Midwest Chapter. Included among the awards were 15 first place
KVSC 88.1 FM recorded six first place Associated Press awards and five honorable mentions at the Midwest Journalism Conference in April. “We did well in various aspects of the awards,” said Amelia Rowland, KVSC news director, who received three Associated Press awards. “Our staff works very hard throughout the year and to be recognized for
The University Chronicle, the student-run newspaper of St. Cloud State University, received 19 awards during this year’s Minnesota Newspaper Associate College Better Newspaper contest on Jan. 24. The College Better Newspaper contest recognizes the best work being done in college publications throughout the state during the past year. It is the companion contest to the
College graduates will see more opportunities for employment in 2013, according to the ninth annual MN College Job Outlook survey. Related links View the MN College Job Outlook summary. Half the employers surveyed plan to increase their hiring, which is up from 36.4 percent in 2012 and is the highest since 2007. Industries most likely
More than 80 St. Cloud State plungers braved the frigid waters of Pleasant Lake in February for the annual Polar Bear Plunge to raise money for Special Olympics. Organizations representing the university included the Herberger School of Business, the Swimming & Diving Team, Delta Sigma Phi, Lawrence Hall/International Students and more. Air temperatures were about
St. Cloud State started 2013 with the appointment of Henry May as the new chief information officer (CIO) and Mark Vargas as dean of Learning Resource Services (LRS). May comes to the University from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, where he has been CIO since 2008. May has 24 years of information
St. Cloud State physicist John Harlander is on a team chosen to study Earth’s atmosphere, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) officials announced Friday. The Ionospheric Connection (ICON) team will develop instruments for an Explorer satellite mission to be launched in 2017 from Goddard Space Flight Center, northeast of Washington D.C. ICON is led by research physicist Thomas
University President Earl H. Potter III attended President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Address in Washington, D.C., on an invitation from Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.). Potter has been a vocal supporter of easing work-visa restrictions for international students, most notably supporting the proposed Immigration Innovation (I2) Act of 2013. Sen. Klobuchar is one of
Creative, innovative faculty and staff are involved in important work that is making broader and deeper internationalization of St. Cloud State a reality. Here are just a few good examples of faculty initiatives and activities that are strengthening the university’s global focus. Communication Studies Professor Eddah Mutua has worked on issues involving post-genocide Rwanda, using
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