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  • Inviting Controversy: Political Surveys in a Polarized Nation by Tim Lindberg

    Inviting Controversy: Political Surveys in a Polarized Nation

    Tim Lindberg

    Asking about political viewpoints in the current polarized environment of the United States is challenging. Yet, it is arguably even more important to do so because shifts in political power can have greater impacts if the parties are further apart on political and policy values. My research using surveys has primarily focused on the urban-rural distinction in politics and I have completed a major mail survey and multiple online surveys using Qualtrics participants in the past five years. In this discussion, I focus on the importance of asking about politics in surveys in ways that give respondents a voice in the process while minimizing the potential for undesirable priming effects. I also discuss the difficulty in finding external funding to do political survey research in the current political climate. If interested, the data collected from the 2018 Rural Matters Survey is available via a report on the Rural Matters website.

  • William B. & Ida B. Stewart Hall: Celebrating a Legacy by Communications and Marketing

    William B. & Ida B. Stewart Hall: Celebrating a Legacy

    Communications and Marketing

    Celebrating the legacy of William B. & Ida B. Stewart through the dedication and naming of William B. & Ida B. Stewart Hall on September 9, 2023.

  • Research Ethics Panel 03/01/2023 by Peter Dolan, Kerry C. Michael, and John Hamerlinck

    Research Ethics Panel 03/01/2023

    Peter Dolan, Kerry C. Michael, and John Hamerlinck

    Faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend a panel, and open discussion on the topic of research ethics. The ethical concerns in research are widespread. They include such considerations as: honesty, integrity, objectivity, confidentiality, human subject protection, responsible publication, and many others. Panelists will talk about the ethical considerations in their own work, and respond to audience questions. This event is being held in conjunction with the University of Minnesota's Research Ethics Week.

  • Without Libraries by Emily Bruce

    Without Libraries

    Emily Bruce

    The Briggs Library Associates Annual Meeting was held on January 27, 2022 in Briggs Library and the main speaker was Dr. Emily Bruce, Assistant Professor of History at UMN Morris.

    Included here are the written remarks delivered by Dr. Bruce.

  • 2021 Distinguished Alumni Award and Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet by University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    2021 Distinguished Alumni Award and Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet

    University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    Each year, the University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association (UMMAA) recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves in their personal or professional life. Nominations are accepted throughout the year and the recipients are determined by the UMMAA Board of Directors. In 2021, John Driscoll '71 and Peter Falkum '80 were honored.

    The Cougar Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2021 was comprised of:

    Larry Edlund

    1970 Baseball Team

  • Constitution Day Event 2020 by LeAnn Dean, Roland Guyotte, Tim Lindberg, and Roger Rose

    Constitution Day Event 2020

    LeAnn Dean, Roland Guyotte, Tim Lindberg, and Roger Rose

    The Constitution Day Event was held on September 15, 2020 and was presented by LeAnn Dean, Roland Guyotte, Tim Lindberg, and Roger Rose.

    Included here are Roger Rose's powerpoint presentation titled: The Constitution: Why Our Shared Values are Important, LeAnn Dean's remarks, and Roland Guyotte's remarks.

  • Campus Stories: Reflections on the Early Years by Stephen Gross, James B. Togeas, Keith Davison, and Mary Klauda

    Campus Stories: Reflections on the Early Years

    Stephen Gross, James B. Togeas, Keith Davison, and Mary Klauda

    Join Stephen Gross, associate professor of history, in a conversation with Jim Togeas, professor emeritus of chemistry; Keith Davison, a retired judge and member of the West Central Educational Development Association; Jim Olson, professor emeritus of chemistry; and alumna Mary Klauda ’77, all of whom have unique UMN Morris stories. Through their stories, learn more about the early vision for our campus and how that vision speaks to us today. This event took place as part of the Homecoming 2020: Looking Back, Leading Forward events.

  • The POOP Project: Assume the Throne by Shawn Shafner

    The POOP Project: Assume the Throne

    Shawn Shafner

    "Shawn has been a performer since age six, and among other accomplishments, has been a fellow of the Environmental Leadership Program and has created the People's Own Organic Power (POOP) Project which: creates art, theater and educational experiences that normalize one of the last great taboos, in order to create a more healthful and loving relationship with our bodies, our planet, and all the other people we share this planet with. Shawn also teaches movement through the lineage of choreographer Tamar Rogoff, sings with Marisa Michelson’s Constellation Chor Ensemble, and develops arts-integrated curriculum for learners of all ages.

  • 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award and Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet by University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    2019 Distinguished Alumni Award and Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet

    University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    Curt Larson '69 was the recipient of the 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award on September 20, 2019. The Cougar Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2019 was comprised of:

    • Erika Bailey-Johnson '99 – Volleyball
    • Tom Beyer '81 – Wrestling
    • Jenna (Maki) Swenson '05 – Volleyball
    • 1994 Men's Tennis Team
    • 1995 Men's Tennis Team

  • Edward J. and Helen Jane Morrison Performing Arts Center Dedication: A Model for Living and Learning Celebration by University of Minnesota - Morris

    Edward J. and Helen Jane Morrison Performing Arts Center Dedication: A Model for Living and Learning Celebration

    University of Minnesota - Morris

    'A Model for Living and Learning,' the campaign for the University of Minnesota Morris, and the dedication of the Edward J. and Helen Jane Morrison Performing Arts Center in Edson Auditorium.

  • UMM Goodwin Sculpture Dedication Ceremony by University of Minnesota - Morris

    UMM Goodwin Sculpture Dedication Ceremony

    University of Minnesota - Morris

    A new sculpture by Duane Goodwin, Anishinaabe, and commissioned by Puncky Heppner '73 and Mary Soehren Heppner '76 will become a defining element of the Morris campus, adding to its sense of place and celebrating the "strength, resilience, compassion, and heart of the indigenous peoples" here.

  • 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award & Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet by University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    2018 Distinguished Alumni Award & Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet

    University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    Dr. Marilyn Strand '77 earned the 2018 University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association (UMMAA) Distinguished Alumni Award.

  • 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award and Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet by University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    2017 Distinguished Alumni Award and Cougar Hall of Fame Banquet

    University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

    Each year, the University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association (UMMAA) recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves in their personal or professional life. Nominations are accepted throughout the year and the recipients are determined by the UMMAA Board of Directors. In 2017, Dennis Gimmestad '73, Teresa Luckow Peterson '91, Todd Hanson '97, Anna Townsend Tool '99, and Steve Van Hee '65 were honored.

  • EcoStation Dedication Ceremony by Jacqueline Johnson

    EcoStation Dedication Ceremony

    Jacqueline Johnson

    Built on land gifted to Morris in December 2014, EcoStation expands the capacity of the University of Minnesota to conduct environmental education, research, and stewardship in the west central region. The venue provides opportunities for undergraduate and other researchers to collaborate on study that promotes a sustainable environment and future. Encouraging wise use of the land, it serves as an environmental resource for the University community and a research platform for the benefit of all. The University of Minnesota, Morris hosted a formal dedication of its new EcoStation outdoor learning venue on Sunday, September 13, at the site, located near Ashby.

  • 2015 UMM Scholarship Jubilee by University of Minnesota, Morris Fund Development

    2015 UMM Scholarship Jubilee

    University of Minnesota, Morris Fund Development

    The UMM community honors talented UMM students who have received privately-funded scholarships for the 2015-2016 academic year, and in recognizing the generosity of donors who have made their scholarships possible.

 
 
 

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