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Funds are catalyst for SCSU science/engineering expansion (SCTimes)
St. Cloud State University as early as Monday will have access to $900,000 in state bonding money to begin plans for a new combined science and engineering laboratory and classroom facility.
The building, which is proposed to be 100,000 square feet and would cost about $42 million, would be used primarily for upper-division courses.
It would be built where the 801 Building stands, said Steve Ludwig, vice president for administrative affairs at St. Cloud State. (More)
Nurses share details of South African clinical (SCTimes)
Nine of our nursing students shared their experiences in South Africa during a presentation Wednesday in Atwood Memorial Center. Learn more about how the study-abroad opportunity enriched their education while serving needs of people in Port Elizabeth. sctimes.com
Two in a row: COSE students receive university’s highest leadership honor
 Joseph Storlien, a graduate student in Environmental and Technological Studies, was awarded the 2008 Dennis M. Thayer Leadership Award at the annual Excellence in Leadership banquet April 20 in the Atwood Ballroom. The award is special recognition for the student receiving the highest score in the annual Excellence in Leadership Award process.
This is the second year running that the top award has gone to a College of Science and Engineering student. The 2007 recipient was Allissa Dillman, an undergraduate majoring in biochemistry and biomedical sciences.
Kelly Free, an undergraduate student of Electrical and Computer Engineering , was also honored at the banquet as one of 25 2008 Excellence in Leadership Award recipients.
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Global leader in regulatory affairs to direct SCSU program
Charles (Chuck) Swanson, who is recognized worldwide as a leading expert in medical device regulatory affairs, has been appointed director of St. Cloud State University’s Master of Science in Regulatory Affairs and Services (MS-RAS) program. More
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Alex Manske, a Delafield, Wis. aviation student, and Steve Anderson, chair of the Aviation Department, are among the St. Cloud State people in Grads in demand.
Mark Mischke ’96 is the new Buffalo High School (BHS) principal for the 2008-09 school year. The former Stillwater High School assistant principal graduated with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics.
Meteorologist Jeff Beamish ’07 has joined KVOA, an NBC television affiliate in Tucson, Ariz. Beamish formerly worked as a weekend weathercaster for WDIO, an ABC television affiliate in Duluth. Beamish earned a bachelor’s degree in meteorology with a minor in mass communications. His news team biography mentions his pride in being a St. Cloud State alum and his passion for Husky hockey. azbiz.com, kvoa.com.
 Meteorologist Stephanie Anderson '07(seated far right) was hired in January as weekend meteorologist at KTTC in Rochester, Minn. They are the NBC affiliate and leading station in the Rochester/Mason City/Austin market. Anderson graduated in December with a major in meteorology and a minor in mass communications. Her profile is online at http://www.kttc.com/Station/index.php
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College of Science & Engineering Leadership Award
Graduate of the Last Decade (GOLD) Award
Faculty/Staff/Administration Appreciation Award
