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This course is designed to helps students develop translatable skills applicable to healthcare, zoology, and agriculture.Congratulations to Dr. De on his recently published paper
Congratulations to Dr. De on his recent paper "Comprehensive impacts of diversified cropping on soil health and sustainability".Dr. Sharlin Receives Two University Awards
Congratulations to Dr. Sharlin for being awarded the 2023 Douglas R. Moore Research Lectureship.
Rec N’ Read open house April 9
Rec N’ Read is hosting an open house for children in grades K-5 who want to boost their reading and writing skills on Saturday, April 9 from 10am - Noon in the Clinical Sciences Building on the campus of Minnesota State Mankato.
GWS Grad Student Co-Authors Research on Bangladesh
First-year graduate students in Gender & Women’s Studies program, Maimuna Zahra Fariha is very happy to co-author two important research projects that took place in Bangladesh.
Frontier Forum Focuses On Small Town Planning When Tragedy Creates A Tourist Destination
Clear Lake, Iowa, a rural town of 7500, has spent more than the past 60 years linked to an event that has been musically coined “The Day The Music Died.”
Inaugural "RPLS Day" to be April 8
The Recreation, Parks, and Leisure Services (RPLS) program will present the Inaugural RPLS Day on April 8, 2022, in the Centennial Student Union. The Day will feature networking, professional development and an awards ceremony.
In Memoriam: Reverend Dan Stelzer
It is with a very heavy heart that we report the passing of Reverend Dan Stelzer on March 24th, 2022.Social Work alum Jamie Rigling helps released prisoners launch new lives
When Jamie Rigling, a 2006 graduate of Social Work helps formerly incarcerated people, she does so from a unique place of empathy."Mental Health is Health" topic of March 30 Summit
Best-selling author and speaker Johann Hari to deliver keynote address.
Students Collect Community Wisdom
Professor David Engen’s Community Storytelling students publish in the Mankato Free Press.
EARTH SCIENCES LAB
A new landscape for student experiences and funding opportunities
Rhonda Dass creates cloud-like artwork
Rhonda Dass’ featured exhibition “Tangible Transformation: Change in Interchangeable Times” is now on display in the Central Student Union art gallery at Minnesota State University, Mankato.Minnesota State Mankato to Establish Center for Rural Behavioral Health
The Center for Rural Behavioral Health will achieve its mission through research, workforce development and continuing education, such as providing licensure board required trainings in outstate Minnesota.
Pageant & Singalong Nation Returns
The Pageant & Singalong Nation returns with Midlife Recital on Sunday, September 4th at the Minnesota Square Park Pavilion in Saint Peter, MN. This is a free performance, and YOU CAN TAKE PART!Advanced Dental Therapy accepting applications
The Department of Dental Education at Minnesota State University, Mankato is accepting applications for the Master of Science in Advanced Dental Therapy (ADT MS).
Aaron Pacheco, 2021 USGIF Scholarship Winner
Aaron Pacheco, an undergraduate student at Minnesota State University, has always had a passion for geography, but he started out as an electrician. Now armed with a USGIF Scholarship, Pacheco has embarked on something entirely new.Training explores historical trauma's role in health outcomes
More than 700 people registered for this training, exploring the link between historical trauma and health disparities in communities of color. Learn more in this Mankato Free Press article.School of Nursing receives grant
Minnesota State University, Mankato School of Nursing faculty are partnering with University of Minnesota through a ~$1.5 million grant to increase the number of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) in rural Minnesota, sovereign nations, and underserved areas in the United States.
Recap: 2022 Give Kids A Smile event
The 2022 event provided free dental care to 70 area children.
Fall 2021 COE Dean's List
Fall 2021 Dean's List letters for the College of Education were sent out to students February 3, 2022. Students on the Dean's List are undergraduate students who carry 12 or more credits (not including P/N) during a fall or spring semester and achieve a 3.5 or higher GPA.
Minnesota State Mankato to Offer Free Dental Care for Kids on Feb. 3
Minnesota State University, Mankato's Dental Education program is offering free dental care to area children 18 years and younger Thursday, February 3 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Appointments are required - please call 507-389-2147.MLK 11.12.61 Documentary Premiere & Panel Discussion Recording Now Available
On Nov. 12, 1961, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. came to Mankato, Minnesota. While here, he gave two sermons at Centenary United Methodist Church and a speech at Mankato High School.
PE-DAPE students support inclusive hockey match
Students and faculty with the Physical Education-Developmental Adapted Physical Education (DAPE) major volunteered, cheered, and learned about creating inclusive environments during an adapted floor hockey match. Learn more in this Mankato Free Press article.Lockers in the Library
Memorial Library now has self-service lockers for daily use.Martin Luther King, Jr. Mankato Speech Comes to Life
Jan. 12, 2022 Dr. Jameel Haque of the MNSU Kessel Peace Institute talks about the Martin Luther King, Jr. movie to premiere on MLK Day.
Celebrating Willie O'Ree First Black NHL Player
Jan. 19, 2022 Celebrating Willie O'Ree, the first black player in the NHL. Willie's Boston Bruin's jersey number was retired this week in honor of him as a pioneer and as an ambassador for hockey.
Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Theatre and Dance presents Wounded Healers
Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Theatre and Dance presents Wounded Healers.
Listen To Your Folks Is Moving
Listen To Your Folks will be moving to Tuesday nights, with a brand new program taking its original Sunday morning timeslot.
MLK documentary contributors: Still more work to be done
Sixty years after Martin Luther King Jr.’s visit to Mankato, local education and equity leaders believe the civil rights icon would have mixed feelings if he returned today.Upcoming Events
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