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Stacie Bosley, professor of Economics, was quoted recently in the Wall Street Journal's article entitled " Companies Like Tupperware Made Multilevel Marketing Famous. Now Some Newer MLMs Are Ditching It." Article link: Companies Like Tupperware Made...

ATLAS Director Dr. Patsy Egan ( ¾«Æ·Â鶹 School of Education & Leadership) and Andrea Echelberger, MA (¾«Æ·Â鶹 alumna and current teacher in Robbinsdale Adult Education) recently presented together at the international LESLLA Symposium. Their talk...

Bruce Bolon and Jerry Artz have published a journal article (found at https://www.tridhascholars.org/journal-of-clinical-cases-reports.php) on a newly developed computational approach to medical impairment rating with regard to workers' compensation...

Dr. Michelle Benegas, associate professor in the ¾«Æ·Â鶹 School of Education and Leadership, was invited to present her scholarship at a conference hosted by the University of Puebla, Mexico (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla). Focused on her...

Dear ¾«Æ·Â鶹 Community: In partnership with our consultants from Academic Search, the Provost Search Committee developed and finalized the Provost Profile during the months of September and October. We're excited to announce that the position was...

The Alumni Association Outstanding Faculty Award goes to a current or past faculty member of the university who exhibits/exhibited exemplary teaching and/or writing in their field, and has been involved in activities reflecting support and interest...

Drs. Trish Harvey and Karen Moroz, School of Education and Leadership, presented at the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate's International Convening in Honolulu. Their session, Successfully Finding One's Place in Research: Transformative...

Dr. Linnette Werner, director of the academic leadership programs at ¾«Æ·Â鶹 and Associate Dean, was asked to be a guest on the Leadership Educator Podcast to talk about her work in the field of leadership education and her role as editor for the New...

Cellist Ruth Marshall (instructor of cello in the ¾«Æ·Â鶹 Music Department) performed the Dvorak Cello Concerto as a soloist with the Wartburg Community Symphony in Waverly, Iowa on October 12.

Ryan Larson, assistant professor in the criminal justice and forensic science department, Molly Hauf, ’24 (Criminology & Criminal Justice and Spanish double major), and Olivia Nesgoda (senior Legal Studies major) have co-authored a new research...