Research Dragon Stories

From March 7-13, 2021, Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM) is uplifting women making an impact in the community during Women in Construction Week.

I once considered myself, and gloriously upheld the title, a self-proclaimed “dinosaur” of online instruction. I am a Professor of Social Work. I teach practice classes. I held firm in the belief that there was no need to use MSUM’s online teaching platform.

Alex Gallagher knew from the positive experience on her campus tour and Preview Day she would succeed academically, personally and professionally at Minnesota State University Moorhead.

On MSUM Day at the Capitol, Monday, March 8, we’ll showcase the university’s economic and social impact on the greater Moorhead area and the contributions of our graduates to their professions and communities.

The Geib family taught Amie Dexter that family can be defined by more than biological and legal ties.

HyFlex is more than technology. It’s about rethinking how to teach so that all students are actively learning and engaged – whether they choose to attend in person or online.

Have you thought about what you will do to get the most out of your summer? Each summer day counts, and you want to savor it and make memories with family and friends.

Austin Mehr ’21 wasn’t sure a four-year degree was for him. A presentation at M State by a Minnesota State University Moorhead construction management faculty member inspired him to complete his four-year degree at MSUM.

It is with great pride and excitement that President Anne Blackhurst congratulates the most recent Fulbright Scholar at MSUM: Dr. Anthony (Tony) Adah, professor of film studies.

As a thank you for the collaborative work between Clay County Public Health and MSUM in the last year, a sweet treat was delivered to the office in style!

The generosity of MSUM faculty has transformed the lives of our students. President Anne Blackhurst shares her profound thanks.

Jason Flack '02 knew early on that he wanted to pursue a career in the construction industry. He enjoyed the labor but couldn’t see himself swinging a hammer for the rest of his life.