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Dragons Who Serve: Wendy Gibson
Today we honor Wendy Gibson, an MSUM employee who served nine years in the United States Army.

Fellow Officers, Longtime Friends
West Fargo recently welcomed Irankuna Penina Adel and Suham Ali, elementary school companions and Moorhead college graduates, to its police force.

Dragons Who Serve: Parker Wood
We honor Parker Wood, a senior at MSUM studying elementary education. He will soon begin service with the North Dakota Air National Guard.

A Piece of the Ocean: The MSUM Oceanarium's Metamorphosis
From a visionary school trip to community partnerships, MSUM's Oceanarium continues to embrace growth and change.

18 Online Partnership Serving Educators Statewide
Jessalyn Canavan’s experience through the 18 Online program has aided her work and confidence in the classroom.

What's good for MSUM is good for Moorhead
This week, the 2023 legislative session will conclude with a $2.6 billion capital investment package that includes $23 million for Weld Hall—a project that's been "shovel ready" since 2018.

Collaborative project prepares SLHS, special ed students for workplace
MSUM’s SLHS and special education students teamed up in an interprofessional project to strengthen their collaboration skills.

Fast Friends, Great Beer and Wide Smiles
English and film graduates Sean Syverson and John Kapla own one of downtown Moorhead's newest taverns, Swing Barrel Brewing.

Celebrating Our Rich Diversity
Join MSUM in the Celebration of Nations and the Woodlands and High Plains Powwow to celebrate the diversity that enriches our community.

Lend a Hand
Kara Gravley-Stack and her team at Minnesota State University Moorhead provide mental health essential services to the campus community.

MSUM Professor’s Powwow Participation Comes Full-Circle
During the 32nd Woodland and High Plains Powwow at MSUM in April – faculty member Caitlin Johnson, Ph.D., plans to jingle dress dance for the first time in 15 years.

MSUM continues legacy of serving high-need schools
MSUM is proud to be in partnership with Project Infuse. The program's mission is to provide equitable and culturally informed mental health services within high-need pre-K-12 schools through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education.