• Malvern Madondo

    Malvern Madondo

    Junior
    Harare, Zimbabwe
    Mathematics & Computer Science

    Malvern's Bio:
    I have heard that the average human being uses 10% of their brain's potential. Whether that's true or not, this blog is a mirror of at least part of my brain's functionality and activity. It is an outlet through which I share my experiences and escapades here at CSS. I hope that in between the mixed metaphors and rambling in my posts, you find something valuable. I have an overwhelming interest learning new things and expanding my horizons (which is why I am here). Wait, I just lost my train of thought... Welcome to my 'Pensieve' ~ thinking out loud..

  • Katelyn Gehling

    Katelyn Gehling

    Freshman
    East Bethel, MN
    Exercise Physiology for Pre-Physical Therapy

    Brooke Elvehjem

    Brooke Elvehjem

    Junior
    Mora, MN
    Biology

    Jin

    Jin Baek

    Senior
    Aurora, CO
    Biology and Chemistry (Pre-Med)

    Neena Koslowski

    Neena Koslowski

    Junior
    Apple Valley, MN
    Management

  • Takudzwa Munjanja

    Takudzwa Munjanja

    Sophomore
    Gweru, Zimbabwe
    Health Information Management

    Jesse Heaton

    Jesse Heaton

    Graduate Student
    Heyworth, IL
    Doctor of Physical Therapy

    Jason Chavez

    Jason Chavez

    Senior
    Minneapolis, MN
    Psychology, Organizational Behavior, and Social Work

    Bryan Chavez

    Bryan Chavez

    Junior
    Richfield, MN
    Accounting and Finance

  • Malvern Madondo

    Malvern Madondo

    Junior
    Harare, Zimbabwe
    Mathematics & Computer Science

    Halle Nystrom

    Halle Nystrom

    Graduate Student
    Fargo, ND
    M.S. Health Information Management

    Daniela Moreno Gomez

    Daniela Moreno Gomez

    Senior
    San Salvador, El Salvador
    Computer Information Systems and Finance

    Kathryn McCarrick

    Kathryn McCarrick

    Freshman
    Saint Paul, MN
    Elementary Education

  • Shauney Moen

    Shauney Moen

    Graduate Student
    Oak Grove, MN
    Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Presenting at the MICS Conference!

Last week, on Friday and Saturday, I gave two separate presentations on a couple projects that I have been working on, at the Midwest Instruction and Computing Symposium held at CSS. About 250 students and faculty from universities across the Midwest attended and participated in various events such as a mini career fair, programming competition, robotics competition, poster presentations, and classroom presentations. I gave a poster presentation on Friday and  a classroom presentation on Saturday.

The conference was even featured on the local FOX21 news: http://www.fox21online.com/2018/04/06/college-st-scholastica-hosts-2018-mics/

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