Education Dragon Stories

MSUM alum Gabby Bergquist (university studies ‘19) is joining the #DragonFamily as an HR Coordinator. Gabby will be doing payroll and onboarding for new full-time employees at MSUM.               

Ellen and Paul Diederich's support of the arts is celebrated with a newly named art gallery at MSUM.

Free access to course materials through the Z-degree program is a part of MSU Moorhead's goals of equity, affordability, and quality of education for all.

Erick George was a triple major and minor at MSUM. Now, he is the producer of The Valley Today at Valley News Live and is doing his own segment on former presidents, "The Countdown to 47."

Kwame Addey is MSUM’s new Assistant Professor of Business Analysis. Kwame teaches students how to use data to make informed decisions that can help companies to reduce costs.  

MSU Moorhead has launched Dragon VALOR, a Veteran Ally Organization that strives to elevate student Veterans’ academic success.  

The College for Kids & Teens program offers a unique and effective approach to teacher preparation by integrating multiple generations of educators and emphasizing mentorship.

Michelle Olson has been inducted into the College of Fellows of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) for her distinguished career and contributions to the public relations field.

MSUM alum Mary Davidow (art education ’23) is joining the Admissions team at MSUM!

Jennifer Weir, executive director and founder of TaikoArts Midwest, will be joining the Homecoming festivities at MSUM! Founding TaikoArts has helped Jennifer discover new parts of herself and redefine what it means to be an Asian American Woman in the arts.

Jennifer Weir, executive director and founder of TaikoArts Midwest, will be joining the Homecoming festivities at MSUM! Founding TaikoArts has helped Jennifer discover new parts of herself and redefine what it means to be an Asian American Woman in the arts.

Ethel Abe is MSUM's newest Associate Professor of Management in the Paseka School of Business.

Taytum applied, and was accepted, to spend her summer in Menlo Park, California at SRI. While there, she and another student conducted geospatial studies, specifically working on mapping the Ionosphere.