Welcome to the College of Social and Natural Sciences. The college consists of eleven departments with outstanding faculty and excellent programs.
The College of Social and Natural Sciences provides a strong liberal studies foundation for all undergraduate programs that prepares students for fulfilling and productive careers in the social and natural sciences.
Courses are taught by highly educated faculty with advanced expertise in their fields who provide innovative theory and application throughout their course delivery. The College continues to encourage and support faculty in teaching, advising, scholarship and creative activity.
Students and faculty within the College of Social and Natural Sciences have access to state-of-the-art facilities and technology for creative investigation, advanced research projects and overall academic excellence.
The College strongly supports scientific research projects, which involve faculty/student collaboration. The College is also proud to provide service and education outreach to the community and surrounding region.
The College will continue to develop and support comprehensive majors and programs that are of the highest quality education.
Please contact me via email if you have any questions. -Michelle L. Malott, Dean CSNS
Steven Bolduc, economics, has an article accepted for publication in the “Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement.” The article, “Curricular Placement of Academic Service-Learning in Higher Education,” written with Dr. Amy Phillips of University of North Dakota, explores curricular placement themes in the service-learning literature and reviews findings from two surveys conducted by the [...]
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 [...]
Brian Wisenden, biosciences, had a paper accepted for publication in the “Journal of Animal Ecology” this week. The paper’s first author is MSUM biosciences (EEB) alum Tony Stumbo who just finished his MSc at Lethbridge University, Alberta. His thesis was nominated for Lethbridge University’s 2012 Gold Medal for outstanding graduate student of the year. Another [...]
Steve Lindaas, physics and astronomy, attended the “Mobilizing Disciplinary Societies on Behalf of Our Students… and Our Planet” project meeting last week. The project, a collaboration of Project Kaleidoscope (PKAL) and the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), involves 11 society partners representing different STEM disciplines. Six teams have been formed to work on different aspects [...]
Sandra Hanson McPherson, Millersville University, and Oscar Flores, economics, published the paper “Provincial Disparities and Structural Unemployment in Canada” in the latest issue of the journal, Regional and Sectoral Economic Studies.
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