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NO JOKE! The KMSU Spring Pledge Drive Is Coming!

The KMSU Spring Pledge Drive starts on Wednesday, May 1! Tune in for ten days of pledge pitching, fun, and radio marathons!

New Partnership with Austrian University

The Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society is partnering with Kärnten University of Applied Sciences in Austria! We've signed a three-year partnership agreement focused on community health and nursing education.

Glen Taylor Institute Director Collaborates with Vienna Education Center to Address Health Disparities

Dr. De to Present Douglas R. Moore Research Lecture

Dr. Marilyn Swan Receives the Inaugural Glen Taylor Nursing Institute Faculty Research Dissemination Award

Dr. Marilyn Swan has been recognized as the inaugural recipient of the Glen Taylor Nursing Institute for Family and Society Faculty Research Dissemination Award.

Counterfeit glasses are circulating; unsafe for eclipses

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Improving Immigrant Families Health: Screening for Adverse Childhood Experiences

Nursing doctoral student Felicia Zimmerman presented her DNP project, Improving Immigrant Families Health: Screening for Adverse Childhood Experiences at the SIGMA Creating Healthy Work Environments Conference March 8-10 in Washington DC.

College of Education Undergraduate Student Advisory Board

The College of Education is accepting nominations for the newly-announced Undergraduate Student Advisory Board. Nominations are due April 8. Selected students will serve as a representative for the 2024 - 2025 academic year. Students may nominate themselves or be nominated by another individual.

Lectures in Philosophy Series Welcomes Dr. Lawrence Shapiro to Present Two Lectures This Spring

The Philosophy program is please to welcome Dr. Lawrence Shapiro for two great lectures, made possible by the Nadine B. Andreas Endowment.

Theatre & Dance at the Region V Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival 56

Eighteen students received recognition for their performance and production work on Something Rotten, Rent, The Temperamentals, and The Importance of Being Earnest.

They Might Be Playing They Might Be Giants Returns!

They Might Be Playing They Might Be Giants returns on Friday, November 15th! Tune in for a day long celebration of They Might Be Giants!

Meet Your Student Senator

Trinitey Bryant serves as the current College of Education student senator. Bryant is a passionate advocate for COE students, offering support to fellow students in areas such as resource identification.

Creative Writing Professor Chris McCormick Receives National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship

The National Endowment for the Arts announced that Professor Chris McCormick is one of 35 writers selected to receive an FY 2024 Creative Writing Fellowship of $25,000.

Crawford B Hall Community Bathroom Renovation

Information regarding the upcoming renovation of the community bathroom in Crawford B Hall.

Fall 2023 Dean's List!

Congratulations to our students who made the Dean's List during the last semester!

Fall 2023 COE Dean's List

The College of Education released the Dean's List for Fall 2023. 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.

Master of Business Administration (MBA) and RN to BS Nursing Programs Receive Recognition for 2024!

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A Career of Learning Through Play

At the end of this month, Malecha’s tenure as director of The Children’s House is coming to an end as she moves into retirement. “On behalf of the college and the university, we wish Jodi all the best as she begins a new phase in her life,” Dean Haar stated.

ON DEMAND: The Mankato Symphony Orchestra performs The Messiah

Hear The Mankato Symphony Orchestra's recent performance of Handel's Messiah on-demand for two weeks at kmsu.org or with the KMSU app!

Totally Stoked! How one PE-DAPE student's future got rolling

It may not have been the direction Mallory Stiff, a Physical Education and Developmental Adapted Physical Education (DAPE) student was headed, but with support from faculty, an open mind and a skateboard, she was able to "alley-oop" resulting in some rad real-world experiences.

Social Work alumni finds her voice

Meet Jackie Wilson, a Social Work graduate who was able find her personal and professional voice during her time at Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Dental Education graduate helps fill a need

Meet Rachel Wangen, a Dental Hygiene and Advanced Dental Therapy graduate who is now working to increase access to oral health care.

Stepping up to the plate: Dietetics graduate returns to MSU as campus dietitian

Taylor Nixt '22, dishes on her first full-time job in this Q&A.

Christmas Eve Broadcast of Handel's Messiah

Listen this Sunday, December 24, at 3PM CST to the LIVE broadcast on 89.7 FM of Handel's Messiah, performed by the Mankato Symphony Orchestra.

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A Student of the Seventies

On December 9, Tom Kunkel will take to the commencement stage along with hundreds of other graduates at Minnesota State Mankato and receive his diploma—in his case as a freshly minted geography graduate.

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College of Business MBA program ranked Best MBA Programs for Your Money 2024 earning the full 5 stars!

College of Business MBA program ranked Best MBA Programs for Your Money 2024 earning the full 5 stars! A master’s degree in business administration is one of the most popular graduate programs in America. The MBA programs at these 50-plus colleges land in the top 20% of our value-focused analysis.