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Brad Wimmer, CEO, Wimmer's Diamonds | Former Fargo City Commissioner & Fargo Park Board member | MSUM Elementary Education Alumni "Leadership opportunities and roles are all around us and come in many different shapes and forms and at all times of the day or year."
Resources and information for current students interested service learning.
Today we honor veteran Justin Kester, a first-year computer science student at MSUM. Justin’s experience in the military lent a hand in determining their major in school.
MSUM professors Dr. Mary Dosch and Dr. David Paul guided 12 MSUM students, all women, on a service learning trip to the Dominican Republic to work with young girls at the Mariposa Foundation.
Jessalyn Canavan’s experience through the 18 Online program has aided her work and confidence in the classroom.
Tammy Miller, CEO & Board Chair, Border States Electric Supply | Accounting & MBA "A good leader is someone who can inspire his or her team to do more then what was ever thought possible. Always give people something more than they expect."
MSUM honors Tony Grindberg with the Distinguished Alumni Award for his leadership in economic development and public service. His work shaping Fargo-Moorhead’s growth and creating opportunities has left a lasting impact.
Grace Kennedy, a communication studies major, will graduate MSUM with years of impactful storytelling as an intern for three local marketing teams.
Stephanie Hanson, a 51-year-old paraprofessional and online student at Minnesota State Moorhead, is pursuing her degree in Elementary Inclusive Education while working full-time—thanks to Moorhead's flexible and supportive online program.
The Aabye Store, later the Ericksen Fairway Store, was started in 1880 near Perley, Minnesota by Andrew Aabye. In 1884, the railroad came to Perley and Mr. Aabye moved his store into Perley. It was one of the first buildings in Perley. The store was owned and operated for three generations before its final closing.