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How will you build a better future?

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"By providing opportunities for Minnesota Tribes to create sustainable food systems combining traditional harvesting techniques and current resource management practices."

Nikki Crowe

Regional Extension Educator, Extension

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"We encourage students to be self-advocates seeking to create an accessible and diverse world."

Judy Hlina

Disability Support Coordinator, Disability Resources, Duluth campus

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Scenes Across the University

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From left to right: Managing Director of the Data Science and AI Hub Hayley Borck, Data Science and AI Hub Co-Chair Jim Wilgenbusch, President Rebecca Cunningham, Executive Vice President and Provost Gretchen Ritter, Data Science and AI Hub Co-Chair Genevieve Melton-Meaux, and Vice Provost for AI Galin Jones gathered at the AI Hub launch to discuss how the University will advance AI innovation, education and public impact across its five campuses and Minnesota.

 

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The student chapter of the Wildlife Society, led by John Loegering (second from right), professor in the Agriculture and Natural Resources Department, traveled to Palmville Wildlife Management Area in Roseau County to maintain habitat for sharp-tailed grouse. They used hand tools to remove tamatak trees from over an acre of forested wetland that cannot be managed with conventional equipment. They were also awarded the "Golden Saw" by the Minnesota Sharp-Tailed Grouse Society for bringing the most volunteers.

 

Five people and Goldy Gopher mascot smile for a group photo in front of maroon and gold balloons and a sign that reads, "President's Student Leadership and Service Award."
Vice President for Student Affairs Calvin Phillips and President Rebecca Cunningham congratulated many Twin Cities students as they received the President's Student Leadership and Service Award for their leadership in the classroom, on campus and in the community.

 

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