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Outlook 6/27/2009 St. Cloud State responds to the economic crisis  Top economics professors respond to the financial crisis with reliable, responsible, understandable analysis. From the President Step aside for innovative problem-solving University News Students take stand against graffiti A class studying civil rights activist Dorothy Irene Height’s life and legacy stood up to the person who perpetrated the most recent act of cowardly graffiti
on the St. Cloud State University campus.
Reprinted with permission from the April 12, 2009, issue of the St. Cloud Times. Garvey Commons innovation going national Retired surveying leader honored Mass media successes return to campus Greeks take first again Student wins chance to study 'down under' Marketing efforts win national awards A brochure, a magazine ad, television spots and a branding project – all done to market St. Cloud State – have brought the University recognition. Podcast star to be television star 'University Hymn' marching to new beat New provost named Student media rank high Student-run media outlets at St. Cloud State – UTVS-TV, KVSC 88.1FM and the University Chronicle – collected honors this spring in national, regional and state competitions. St. Cloud State Helps Fight a Flood On a cold March day St. Cloud State’s living classroom is the floor of the Fargodome. Feature Story The Go-To Guys King Banaian and Rich MacDonald have been making sense of the local economy in and out of the classroom for years. So when the most recent global financial crisis hit, St. Cloud State's best-known economics professors were naturals to become the region's go-to guys for fiscal analysis. Husky Sports Schlagel tops the career wins chart in Husky men's basketball Sports highlights Alumni News Employers partner with Career Services Employers help our staff help students enter a tough job market. Using University resources to re-launch career Preparing for the job market 24/7 Navigating career preperation Tough economic times may be troubling to some, but for St. Cloud State students and employers from around the globe, taking advantage of intership opportunities seems to be a solution neither can refuse. Mapmakers GeoComm helps public safety workers find people and places during emergencies. Warrior to civilian Today St. Cloud State - thanks in part to Strong's efforts - is a welcoming place wherer the University's 525-plus student veterans and their families can find camaraderie and advocacy. A prominent sign in the Administrative Services Building. "SCSU Veterans Resource Center," hangs above the first office door many campus visitors see. Classnotes Motivational speaker Social worker Early riser Two-time author Active teacher Underwriting VP Hispanic leader Attorney of the Year Archive Print Version
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