A childhood dream comes true
Michelle Clark ’96 has fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming a judge this June by becoming a Douglas County judge.
School of Public Affairs news
Alumni named to judgeships
A pair of criminal justice studies graduates — Antoinette C. Wetzel ’92 and Michelle L. Clark ’96 — are named district court judges.
Report: Minnesota now has more workers than Wisconsin
For the first time in a long time Minnesota has passed Wisconsin in the total number of people working.
Spring graduate takes on new role as Decade Of Women Fellow
Habso Mohamud ’17 ’18 is graduating with her master’s degree May 4, but she is already putting her skills to work as the first Decade Of Women Fellow for the United Nations Office of Partnership.
Study estimates loss of jobs, income from Electrolux closure
he total impact of the 2019 Electrolux facility closure is estimated at a loss of 1,800 jobs in the Central Minnesota region and $102.6 million in labor income according to an Emergency Economic Impact Analysis by the School of Public Affairs Research Institute.
2018 Excellence in Leadership award winners announced
Meet our 2018 Excellence in Leadership award winners, who will be honored at the 30th annual campus banquet April 15.
St. Cloud State survey: DFL has edge in 2018 elections
Roughly one-third liberal, one-third conservative and one-third Independent. That’s the partisan breakdown in St. Cloud State University’s most recent statewide survey.
Winter Institute to feature Harvard economist, NativeX co-founder
This year’s installment of an economic event at St. Cloud State University will focus on rediscovering the role of cities in growth.
Winter Institute: Rediscovering Cities
SCSU Survey: Most Minnesotans happy with where state is headed, not nation
The majority of Minnesotan think the state is heading in the right direction, but the nation is on the wrong track according to results from the SCSU Survey’s October survey results.
