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New PE-DAPE major helps fill need for future educators

Responding to the demand for more Physical Education-Developmental Adapted Physical Education (PE-DAPE) educators, Minnesota State University, Mankato is now the first University in the Upper Midwest to offer a PE-DAPE undergraduate major.
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Social Work moves forward with a legacy of best practices

When looking for a new home, buyers are often told to focus on one thing: location, location, location.That same focus has guided the leaders of the Minnesota State University, Mankato Department of Social Work.
Kirsten Abbott Anderson, a School of Nursing associate professor at Minnesota State University, giving an interview for KEYC News Station

Mankato garden provides peaceful retreat for seniors with memory loss

College of Allied Health and Nursing faculty were interviewed by KEYC News Now about their work creating meaningful experiences for those with dementia.

Certified Financial Planning Certificate featured in MN Valley Business May 2021

Looking for ways to advance in your finance career? Learn more about our fully online Certified Financial Planning (CFP) certificate.

College of Business Graduate & Certificate Programs featured in MN Valley Business June 2021 issue

The College of Business offers a variety of graduate and certificate programs both online and face-to-face. 

AgriBusiness Programs Featured in MN Valley Business July issue

Check out what the College of Business has to offer surrounding AgriBusiness. 
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When worlds collide: FCS and nonprofit leadership alum taps commitment to inclusion

Lydia Jagodzinski, '20 turned her passions for community, diversity, and working with youth into her dream job.
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From Grad day to First Day

Many brand new alumni dive into their careers a Monday or two after receiving their diplomas. Or, in some cases, before they actually graduate. Take Kamryn Hanson ’21. That role is one she’s sought since being on the receiving end of an advisor’s help several years ago.

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