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MSUM’s equity gap led Associate Professor of Educational Leadership Dr. Caitlin Johnson to request and receive funding to conduct a wellness survey of Native American students on campus. Thanks to a team of Native American student researchers organized by Dr. Johnson, the survey was conducted in the fall semester of 2023.

Students study abroad in Germany and have an immersive international business experience.

Special education graduate student Ryan Brumwell will speak at MSU Moorhead's 26th Annual Student Academic Conference about the burnout of special education professionals and possible solutions.

Minnesota State University Moorhead’s Andrew B. Conteh Student Academic Conference (SAC) provides student researchers with an opportunity to present their work to faculty, administration, peers, and the community in a formal academic setting. There are more than 170 presentations this year, from every facet of MSUM’s diverse list of majors. From history to video games, and health to inclusivity, here are four of the unique presentations you can hear at the 2024 Student Academic Conference.

Jeff Johnson, a 1992 graduate from Minnesota State University Moorhead, turned his design passion into a global career. From working odd jobs to leading an award-winning agency, Johnson's story is one of dedication and vision.

Connecting with the local community helps speech-language pathology graduate students refine their skills while providing needed services.

Explore the dynamic world of Digital Media Management at Minnesota State University Moorhead. Discover how this innovative program combines creativity, technology, and strategic planning skills to shape the future of digital marketing and media. Prepare for an exciting career in a rapidly evolving industry with our top-ranked online program.

Jered Pigeon, Director of MSUM’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion, was awarded a Minnesota Office of Higher Education grant to help students like Varoon Khalil shine in higher education.

Student leaders of Student Council for Exceptional Children experience diversity outside of the classroom during volunteer opportunities and events.

William “Bill” Hoehle works with accounts payable and requisitions, making sure that invoices get paid.

MSUM alumni Morgan Laite (’17) and Maggie Thoemke (’16, ’19) met when they found themselves working at a job neither of them enjoyed. Bonding over their shared experience at MSUM, similar personalities, and the fact that they were born nine days apart, they quickly became close friends.

Meet Joey Lauckner, MSUM’s new General Repair Worker. Joey fixes and services anything and everything on campus.