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UMC JUNIOR KIMIE SHIOZAWA PRESENTED WITH 2020 JOSEF MESTENHAUSER STUDENT AWARD

Junior Kimie Shiozawa was presented with the 2020 Josef Mestenhauser Student Award for Excellence in Campus Internationalization this spring for her contributions to international education at the University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC). Shiozawa is actively involved in promoting inclusivity and building community for students from around the world. She continues to work hard towards promoting […]

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UMC, EXTENSION WORK TO BAND BREEDING BIRDS IN NATURAL HISTORY AREA

Local efforts are part of a much wider effort in assisting with the conservation of birds and their habitats through demographic monitoring. The Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survival Program (MAPS) is a network of stations that capture, band, and re-capture breeding birds at over 1200 locations in North America.   The MAPS station is located at

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