To increase undergraduate skills and knowledge in the field of Anthropology.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kathleen Blue
358 Trafton Science Center N (507-389-6504)
President: Jeff Brand
jeffery.brand@mnsu.edu
Open to majors and minors in corrections, the correction club offers service, professional, and recreational activities. The club includes meetings, Rule 25 Training, prison tours, guest speakers, conferences, and other fun activities.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Sherrise Truesdale
113 Armstrong Hall (389-1562)
Open to all students regardless of major. Assists students in developing economic concepts and ideas while offering a social, academic and professional environment.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Atrayee Ghosh Roy
130 Morris Hall (389-2969)
Open to all students regardless of major.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kebba Darboe
109 Morris Hall (389-2798).
Open to all students regardless of major.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Leah Rogne
113 Armstrong Hall (389-5610)
Always open to new members with fresh ideas and varying interests. Activities include meetings, local and out-of-state field trips, guest speakers, symposiums, and lectures.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Kathy Gorman and Dr. Larry Witherell
110 Armstrong Hall (389-1618)
Open to all students regardless of major.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Abdalla Battah
222H Morris Hall (389-1019)
A student-run organization with a focus on further development of educational opportunities through training, leadership, community involvement, and building esprit de corps. The LEC also serves as social meeting place for all law enforcement majors/minors.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Colleen Clarke
204D Morris Hall (389-1377)
Open to anyone interested in law, the club offers information pertaining to class planning and applying to law school. Past activities have included meetings, recruitment, guest speakers, and visits to law schools.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Scott Granberg-Rademacker
204C Morris Hall (389-6939)
All students are welcome regardless of class standing or major. Includes information on travel, and local, national, and world events, as well as careers in Geography and Geographic education.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Changjoo Kim
07 Armstrong Hall (389-2617)
Open to anyone interested in the social work field. The club offers support for students, takes tours of areas where social workers could possibly be employed, and is involved in community service activities.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Nancy Fitzsimons
337 Wissink Hall (389-1287)
Outlined around the idea that more than classroom discussion is needed to understand the world from a sociological perspective. The club gives people a place that is conductive to frank and open discussion about sociological ideas, as well as shares information about graduate programs and job opportunities.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Leah Rogne
113 Armstrong Hall (389-1562)
Open to undergraduates and graduates interested in urban studies. The club educates students and the community about urban studies information, provides career development programs, and establishes camaraderie between students and faculty. Activities include meetings, picnics, field trips, lectures, and career development.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Janet Cherrington-Cucore
106 Morris Hall (389-1714)
