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Franklin Ugochukwu is a local artist who also happens to be an MSUM alum. Franklin is a well-known character in the Fargo/Moorhead art world. Franklin balances his art career, running a YouTube channel, and staying involved with MSUM.
David Weinrich was hired to work in the MSUM planetarium in 1983. He continued for 31 years until he retired as its director in 2014. The awe for his work never ended.
When you sign up for housing at Minnesota State Moorhead, you may hold the space in your room for another current student who has not yet signed up for campus housing. You will hold your roommate's space via the Roommate Group function in your housing application. The other student will see your “invitation” and complete your roommate pairing and room selection.
The School of Media Arts, Design and Entertainment offers a variety of courses in media, visual art, film, design, audio technology and entertainment.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Student Academic Conference is a great opportunity to volunteer your time for a great cause.
The on-campus or online Elementary Inclusive Education major prepares students to teach kindergarten and elementary school children through sixth grade.
The White Earth Indian reservation's rural location and lack of economic forces make it difficult to attract, and keep, health professionals. But MSUM alumnae are helping to make this a better community.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, including MSU Moorhead, is committed to a policy of equal opportunity and nondiscrimination in employment and education (lB.1 Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination in Employment and Education Opportunity).
Healthcare leader Justin Boldt ('19) is a recipient of the MSUM Foundation's 10 Under 10 Award.
The Recipient Families United for Justice (RFUJ) was a state-wide [Minnesota] organization created by a citizens group in Minneapolis in 1984. The organization was staffed and directed by volunteers, individuals representing families who were receiving social assistance, individuals engaged in social work professions, religious organizations and educational institutions.