Three alumnae returned to campus Nov. 26 to speak to students in the CJS 111: Crime and Justice in America class, one of several practitioner presentations students experience throughout the semester.
Monday marked the second and final industry talk session of the semester sponsored by the Department of Economics and Economics Association with students, faculty, and staff from disciplines across campus in attendance.
The research of Melissa Gearman ’18 was published in the October 7 issue of Journal of Forestry.
The economy is doing well and there doesn’t appear to be any reason to think that a recession is near. St. Cloud State Dean, school of Public Affairs and Economics Professor King Banaian joined me on WJON today.
John D. Baker, J.D. is a professor of criminal justice, a U.S. Marine veteran, and St. Cloud State alum who finds solace in cycling.
KSTP News—Electrolux will close its freezer production line at its St. Cloud plant on Friday after being in the community for decades. The company first announced it would close nearly two years ago to move operations to a different plant out of state. … “It has a reach well beyond St. Cloud. It has a
MPR News — Every afternoon at 3:30 p.m., the doors of St. Cloud’s Electrolux plant open and workers stream out, carrying lunch boxes or coolers. Traffic on 33rd Avenue grinds to a halt, as employees head to their cars or homes nearby. On Friday, the daily ritual at this factory — where over the past century, workers have assembled cars, battery chargers, refrigerators, dryers and more recently, freezers
Tom Eibes ‘94 ‘96 presented to over 100 state and local public defenders from across the state at the Annual Public Defenders’ Conference this month. His topic: “What happens to our clients after they are sentenced and go to prison.” Highlights of his presentation included general facility information, the intake and case management process, classification,
Alison (Henning) Voigt ’18 is passionate about her community and how people go about getting from one place to the other. In her short time since graduating from St. Cloud State, she has made an impact around the Greater St. Cloud area by working to make transportation safe and accessible for all. As a transportation
CITIZEN TRIBUNE — Marie Pflipsen ’14, the City of Becker’s Community Development Director, was recently chosen to participate in the inaugural Minnesota Young American Leaders Program to be held on the University of Minnesota campus in late November. The goal of the program is for participants to gather and share knowledge regarding the state and trajectory
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