Of Socrates and inequities
Erica Payne found herself the lone female-identified student in a philosophy class. Jeanine Weekes Schroer noticed that most of the…
Tag: Metropolitan State University of Denver
Professors spell h-e-l-p-i-n-g
There’s no doubting some MSU Denver professors’ devotion to the annual Denver Post Colorado State Spelling Bee, where hundreds of…
Reboot camp: cybersecurity education for vets
Technology is cool. You can turn 44 beer cans into a keyboard with an Arduino board and Raspberry Pi. And it’s great…
Engineering meets influence in STEM policy program
Michael May’s life took a detour a couple of years ago when he broke his femur into several pieces. The…
Students contribute to next-generation satellite manufacturing and operation
At this moment, satellites float through space, gathering information essential to our lives. Such data inform our weather forecasts and…
The second-wildest journalism teacher in the West
Kenn Bisio, professor of photojournalism and social documentary, is a world-renowned photojournalist celebrating more than 40 years as a working pro. His…
A catalyzing force for open access
When Emily Ragan, Ph.D., began the process of redesigning one of her introductory courses, the assistant professor of chemistry stumbled upon an…
The Hart of a city (planner)
From real estate developer to film producer, sociologist and author, Philip Hart, Ph.D., has a prolific and varied track record…
Operation Study Abroad
Deployed and degree-seeking Jonathan Gourley’s name wasn’t called at MSU Denver’s fall 2017 commencement ceremony, but the physics major’s name…
Acting head coach: Bahl lends expertise to theater
College coaches spend hours, days and years scouting their peers, analyzing past performances and honing strategies to put themselves and…