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All requirements for the master's and specialist degrees must be completed within seven years (five years in Counseling and Student Affairs) after taking the first graduate course that will be included in the program of study. A student, in consultation with his/her advisor, may petition the Graduate Studies Office for an extension of the time limitation. Extensions may be for one semester or a full year.
Criminal justice graduates work in a variety of careers including city, county, state, and federal police science and public safety, security and loss prevention, juvenile and adult probation and parole, victim-witness services, and more.
Minnesota State Moorhead Operations Management graduates work in all industries, including healthcare, retail and distribution, construction, software and technology, manufacturing, transportation and logistics, agriculture, hospitality and recreation, education, financial, insurance, energy and more.
Lynne Kovash, Superintendent, Moorhead Public Schools | English & MS Special Education "Leaders must support the people they’ve charged with making important decisions."
Jo Burdick, MSN, RN, Director of Clinical Excellence, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota, MSUM Graduate of Nursing, 1984
This handout shares strategies to use the day of your exam to maximize your success.
Billi Jo Zielinski, President and CEO, Make A Wish® North Dakota, MSU Moorhead Political Science Alum, 1995
President Anne Blackhurst wants to recognize MSUM’s Executive Mentorship Banquet for their focus on what’s really important, which is how our students have been changed by their college experience and how they’ll use their education to make important contributions to their professions and communities.
Kerstin Kealy, Anchor, Producer, WDAY TV, Mass Communications (Broadcasting), 1997, “The biggest challenge for today’s work force is to find what inspires, engages, motivates and fulfills employees. Leaders need to know their employees to get the most out of them and to retain them. I love the quote, “Treat your employees like they make a difference – and they will.’”
We honor Parker Wood, a senior at MSUM studying elementary education. He will soon begin service with the North Dakota Air National Guard.