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How will you build a better future?

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"Through helping sustain Minnesota communities by retaining their local, independent businesses.”

Michael Darger

Community economics specialist, Extension

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"By recruiting the essential workforce talent that supports the groundbreaking research and transformative teaching that define our future."

Gao Thao

Talent Acquisition Supervisor, Office of Human Resources, Twin Cities campus

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Scenes Across the University

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Recipients of the University of Minnesota President's Award for Outstanding Service were recognized at a reception on June 25 at the Bell Museum for their enduring commitment to the University's mission and their extraordinary contributions to their campuses, colleges, and departments.

 

Four people in hard hats and safety vests pose with a standee of Pounce in front of construction supplies.
Briggs Hall at the Morris campus is in the midst of some health and safety code upgrades, but that isn't stopping staff from having a bit of fun. They're welcoming students back to campus with hard hats and a "Building is fun, especially with friends!" approach borrowed from Bob the Builder. 

 

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Duluth Chancellor Charles Nies and Governor Tim Walz surprised and greeted students — including the political science class pictured — on August 31.

 

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