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The Study Cycle, adapted from Frank Christ’s PLRS system by the LSU Center for Academic Success and discussed by Saundra McGuire in her book Teach Yourself How to Learn, is a guide to help you build effective studying into your everyday life.
The Clay County Chapter of the American Red Cross was organized in 1917 with its headquarters in Moorhead, Minnesota. This organization, which entailed two basic objectives, was established for humanitarian purposes. The first of these objectives was to provide relief to those in need resulting from natural disasters such as flood and fire.
Dragon Days: New Student Welcome at Minnesota State Moorhead is a great way for your organization to get involved and increase interest and participation.
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.
MSUM's University procedures are actions that should be taken based on a relevant policy.
To pay tribute to her late friend, Bobbi Mason established a scholarship at MSUM in her friend's name to help students studying to become teachers.
Lauren Starling brought outdoor murals to the tri-state area, making a community impact.
Evergreen tree spared from fire by MSUM staff and firefighters is now part of a proud holiday lights tradition.
The Western Minnesota Steam Thresher’s Reunion (WMSTR) was officially organized in 1954. But well before that year, individuals in the Rollag area were acting to preserve and restore old steam-powered farming equipment. N.B. Nelson, one of the most active of these individuals, proposed in 1940, that steam threshers be used one day each year so that “Old timers” could “see a steam engine work again.”
Mexican-Americans have been migrating to the Red River Valley since the late 1920s, primarily to work on the sugar beet farms during the summer weeding and the fall harvest. Since the introduction of mechanical cultivators and harvesters in the1950s, the need for field labor has declined, but the number of migrants has continued to grow. As a result, many Mexican-Americans have begun to settle permanently in Minnesota and North Dakota towns in the Valley.