Dear MSP Community, I was recently asked to participate in a Farmington SAFE鈥檚 Community Conversation on COVID and Mental Health, along with several health care experts and public service officials. Given all the information already publicly available about maintaining mental health during the pandemic, I decided to focus on what
On Friday, May 7, MSP hosted its Second Annual Cultural Competency Conference, organized by our Student Engagement team, Psi Chi Honor Society chapter, and Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Alliance. I couldn鈥檛 be more proud. This conference provided a rich exposure to many relevant topics; each presenter is an expert immersed
Dear MSP Community: Today was an important day in the fight against racism. But it鈥檚 only a first step. As I watched the media coverage of the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, I was struck by the reactions of so many Black Americans, many of whom warned against celebrating
Dear MSP Community, I wanted to check in with you as we end the week following our semester break. The third semester culminates a year of hard work, and is often bittersweet for those who are in the final months of their time with us. I know you鈥檙e tired and,
Today marks one year since we walked out of the MSP building and into the unknown. As I reflect on that day, I鈥檓 glad I didn鈥檛 know then what I know now. It would have been too much to take in; too overwhelming and potentially paralyzing. Instead we have adjusted
President Fran Brown wrote to the community with an update on what has been accomplished on diversity and inclusion at MSP during Fall semester. Dear Students, Faculty and Staff, As we wrap up the fall semester and the year 2020, I want to take a moment to share information on
This year my wife and I will spend Thanksgiving by ourselves. We鈥檙e making our traditional recipes, but the most important ingredients won鈥檛 be at our table. I鈥檒l especially miss holding hands with my grandchildren during our little ritual of stating what we鈥檙e each thankful for. Their answers crack me up:
Dear MSP Community, Thursday morning and still no definitive answer in the Presidential Election. I聽could聽sit in front of the TV, working while mindlessly listening to endless analysis and projections. Instead, I鈥檓 making a pot of chili. Cooking is what I do when I need to boost my endorphins. The simple
桃色视频 President Fran Brown sent the following letter via email to the community on Friday, October 23.聽 Hello MSP Students, Faculty and Staff,聽As I sat here on a Friday afternoon, tired from a busy week and contemplating what next week will bring, I decided to take time out for a
Dear MSP Community, The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a landmark piece of federal legislation in the United States that prohibits racial discrimination in voting. In 2013, Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act was struck down by the Supreme Court in Shelby County vs. Holder. Section 4 was
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