Mark Gill, visualization engineer, and undergraduates Steve Henningsgard and Alex Persian, are contributing research toward a commercial product that could improve 9-1-1 emergency response. The ISELF Visualization Lab trio are collaborating with GeoCOMM, St. Cloud, and Pictometry, Rochester, N.Y. St. Cloud State public safety officers have been involved in response-time testing.
The Chinese Students and Scholars Association puts on China Night featuring Chinese dress, entertainment and food. The association is made up of 250 Chinese students and professors.
Each year, new first-year students receive a copy of a selected text during Advising and Registration Days session, giving them the opportunity to read the book by the start of their first semester at St. Cloud State. The Common Reading Program, led by the Office of Academic Initiatives, provides new first year students a coordinated,
Students conduct an excavation at the Little Elk Unit of the Charles A. Lindbergh State Park. The area was the site of a 19th century mission, and during their spring dig students were looking for evidence of a structure and of diet and dress at the mission.
St. Cloud State University has more than 250 clubs and organizations. From joining a fraternity, Bowling Club, Swing Dancing Club or Chess Club there are numerous choices, but if you’re an outdoorsmen one may stand out above the rest. The Husky Bass Fishing Club is starting its sixth year and is growing bigger every season.
Broken pieces of china, tiny glass beads and ancient tools are among the treasures bringing St. Cloud State University students one step closer to uncovering the history of the Little Elk Unit at the Charles A. Lindbergh State Park. About 175 years ago, the site was the location of an early Episcopal-Methodist mission established among
Walking into the Kiehl Visual Arts Center this summer visitors won’t just get a chance to see student artwork on display, they may just have a chance to see students at work. Student artists are working this summer to complete a mural of the 41st Lemonade Concert and Art Fair. The School of Art commissioned
The National Stuttering Association (NSA) named the St. Cloud chapter the 2014 Chapter of the Year this July at the organization’s national conference. The St. Cloud chapter, started in October 2012 as a student organization on campus, was honored for “going above and beyond in furthering the hope and empowerment message of the National Stuttering
Graduate student Walid Issa has a mighty dream to create economic and social platforms for global coexistence — a dream fueled by challenging life experiences and powerful learning opportunities. Seeking avenues to world peace — particularly in the Middle East — has been an elusive goal for many. Issa just might have the street cred
Public relations major and world-class Crashed Ice competitor Cameron Naasz, Lakeville, placed third during his home state downhill ice skating competition tour stop in St. Paul, and went on to finish third in the world championship standings. Naasz was in a heated race for first with Austria’s Marco Dallago since the Red Bull tour’s first stop
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