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Rapid City’s chief of police in May obtained a master’s degree in public safety executive leadership, designed to strengthen leadership skills and public safety knowledge.
The St. Cloud State women’s hockey team has announced the addition of four players to its roster for the 2016-17 season. And one of them boasts an Olympic medal.
A former St. Cloud State University athlete will be competing for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team.
Attracting new businesses and the talent for growth was the focus of a meeting in La Crescent on Wednesday morning.
Ethan Prow didn’t have to go far to get to college. By his estimate, the journey took approximately 10 minutes.
Alumna Jessie Bolinger ’13 is teaching in a Preschool on Wheels program.
Ashish Vaidya has taken over as interim president of St. Cloud State University. He was named to the position last week, shortly after president Earl Potter III was killed in a car crash in the Twin Cities. Tom Weber talked with Vaidya about the future of SCSU.
Carol Brash is giving a talk as part of the “A Brush with Beauty: Painting in the Chinese Tradition” exhibit’s Explore the Exhibition event at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.
Alumnus Alex Guggenberger ’10 is named Anoka county assessor.
Veteran wildlife rehabilitator is a former St. Cloud State faculty member.
Healthcare careers outreach at Scrubs Camp
St. Cloud Times staffers riff on the late Earl H. Potter III.
Willie Jett, superintendent of St. Cloud schools, remembers the late Earl H. Potter III.
Boyd Huppert’s television report on the June 17 memorial service for Earl H. Potter III.
St. Cloud Times reporter Mitch LeClair’s video and story on the June 17 Earl H. Potter III memorial.
Earl H. Potter III memorial service story and video by AM 1240 WJON’s Chrissy Gaetke ’16.
This 1 minute video shows demolition work being done on Holes Hall on the St. Cloud State University campus.
The public persona of Earl H. Potter III was of a man who welcomed collaboration, held a steadfast commitment to service, of a man who thought big.
At a prayer service Thursday, attendees heard that Earl H. Potter III “was a person of civility, leadership and collaboration.”
Earl H. Potter III spent 24 years in the U.S. Coast Guard, retiring as a captain in 1993. It did not take long for you to notice his military background.
This week, St. Cloud State University (SCSU) in Minnesota is mourning late President Earl H. Potter III, who died in a one-vehicle car crash Monday night in Brooklyn Center.
Former Southern Oregon University executive vice president Earl Potter III died in a single-vehicle crash Monday in Minnesota.
Classes, processes and prayers continue at St. Cloud State University two days after its president died.
Minnesota higher education and the St. Cloud region lost a valued leader Monday.
Campus and system leaders talk about the late Earl H. Potter III and his successor, Ashish Vaidya, acting president.
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