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Professional Notes
University NewsProfessional notes Dr. Stephen Brookfield, School of Education, is the author of a chapter, "Overcoming Impostorship, Cultural Suicide and Lost Innocence: Implications for Teaching Critical Thinking in a Community College," in Critical Thinking: Unfinished Business (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2005), edited by C. McMahon. Dr. Mel Gray, Economics Department, recently attended the annual meeting of the…
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Academic Counseling will close at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow
University NewsNo evening hours will be available. -
Public Safety alerts community to indecent exposure incident near St. Paul campus
University NewsThis alert was posted throughout the campus last Friday, Nov. 18. -
Annual Christmas tree-lighting ceremony is Nov. 29
University NewsThis'll put you in the spirit! -
Remember planned power and heat outages Sunday, Nov. 27, on St. Paul campus
University NewsNo power also means no heat to Morrison and Selby halls and to the Faculty Residence. The electrical outage also will affect computing and phone service on St. Paul and Minneapolis campuses. Full power should be restored by 2 p.m. -
Office of Institutional Research announces resignations
University NewsDr. Richard Liu, director, and Betty Meerovich, research analyst, have resigned. Dr. Joseph Kreitzer is interim director. -
Meet the candidates for dean of College of Arts and Sciences
University NewsCandidates will visit Nov. 29 and Dec. 2, 6 and 8. Forums for faculty and staff and reception for students have been scheduled. -
International students: Want to carry your country's flag at graduation?
University NewsThe first person to sign up from a country will be that country's flag bearer. -
Curriculum development grant deadline extended
University NewsThe Luann Dummer Center for Women offers a grant to a faculty member to develop a course that focuses on women. -
Postal rates and fees to increase Jan. 8, 2006
University NewsMost U.S. Postal Service postage rates and fees will increase about 5.4 percent. Cost of a first-class stamp will climb two cents to 39 cents.