The MSUM College of Business & Industry prepares students for fulfilling and productive careers in the fields of Accounting, Business, Finance, Computer Science and Information Systems, Mass Communications, Paralegal, Operations Management, and Construction Management.Our students learn from faculty members who have the highest qualifications in their field, several of whom have business and industry experience. Many of these faculty members publish and present scholarly and creative activities related to their teaching areas. Students engage with faculty and the community by conducting research, producing award-winning programs and documentaries, participating in competitions, and taking part in service projects.Several of the programs in the College of Business and Industry are accredited by national and international accreditation agencies, including the School of Business, Paralegal, Operations Management, and Construction Management.Our students are provided with a solid academic foundation that prepares graduates to advance professionally and personally. They enter high-demand professions with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed.I invite you to learn more about what the College of Business and Industry has to offer. Please explore our website for more information about specific programs, or contact me via email with your questions and comments.
Dr. Marsha Weber, Dean
Attention: May 18th - Check your Academic Status! Not sure how? Do one of the following: Check your Eservices dashboard. Check your GPA and percent completion. Compare to the standards outlined in the MSUM Satisfactory Academic Progress policy available at: http://web.mnstate.edu/aro under probation and suspension. Check with the Academic Support Center at 218.477.4318. Students on [...]
Winners of the 2012 North Dakota Professional Communicators (NDPC) College Communications Contest were recognized at the NDPC state conference held in April. More than 75 students and teams from seven North Dakota and western Minnesota schools participated in the annual competition. NDPC presented awards in 35 categories. MSUM students received 46 of the 91 awards [...]
Business administration student, Jacob Starkey, who graduated in spring 2012, was offered the marketing coordinator position at Discovery Benefits. He will start his new job on May 29.
FARGO – Well-known in the area as a photographer of the land and sky, Wayne Gudmundson trained his eye on an entirely different subject for his latest project: people. By: John Lamb, INFORUM FARGO – Well-known in the area as a photographer of the land and sky, Wayne Gudmundson trained his eye on an entirely [...]
Juniors and seniors are invited to join Tami Reller, chief financial officer for Windows at Microsoft Corporation and the 2012 spring commencement speaker, as she discusses leadership in the workforce, navigating employment after graduation and her experiences working in finance, marketing, strategic planning and technology. Reller is eager to visit with MSUM students to share her [...]
MOORHEAD – Like many college graduates his age, Michael Schreifels is entering an uncertain job market. By: Sam Benshoof, INFORUM MOORHEAD – Like many college graduates his age, Michael Schreifels is entering an uncertain job market. But instead of sending out hundreds of job applications to employers, Schreifels is launching a career of his own. [...]
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) – Despite temperatures that rose into the 90′s today, over 9,000 laced up their sneakers for the first competitive race of the weekend. The 5K produced a distinctly local finish to the race with the top two spots going to former and current MSU-Moorhead runners. By: Dom Izzo, WDAY Despite temperatures [...]
Webinar: Physical and Mental Disability and its Impact on Higher Education Thursday, May 24 11:30 a.m.—12:45 p.m. This brown bag/webinar will focus on physical and mental disabilities of students and employees and their impact on education and the workforce. An expert panel will discuss issues surrounding disabilities, including accommodations and best practices for increasing success of [...]
Memorial Day weekend student union building hours will be as follows: Friday, May 25: 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. Saturday, May 26: CLOSED Sunday, May 27: CLOSED Monday, May 28: CLOSED Summer hours will resume Tuesday, May 28. Building hours can be found here.
Richard K. Adler, professor in the SLHS department had the second edition of his co-authored and co-edited book published this week. The book, “Voice and Communication Therapy for the Transgender/Transsexual Client: A Comprehensive Clinical Guide” is the first book of its kind on that subject.
Natasha Smith talks about her experience
