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05/10/2022
Great story about one our students who graduated this semester.
‘The ability to learn never ceases’ From a one-room schoolhouse to a large public research university, Betty Sandison’s educational journey is one for the ages.
08/25/2021
When the pandemic hit, Richard Oknick, a restaurant consultant, finally had the time to return to school and complete his degree.
https://ccaps.umn.edu/story/navigating-pandemic
08/18/2021
One of our very own Multidisciplinary Studies students!
08/18/2021
CCAPS Mentor Program: Alison Wong and Anna Kytonen-Coffman Listen to Alison Wong (mentee) and Anna Kytonen-Coffman (mentor) talk about why they joined the CCAPS Mentor Program.
See below for a message from Academic Advisor Karen Moon, who's thinking of advisees during COVID-19.
03/23/2020
Health in All Matters Podcast Get more understanding of what’s happening to people and populations as COVID-19 goes global.
03/18/2020
CCAPS has collected key resources and updates that pertain to its learners at: ccaps.umn.edu/covid19. Here students and faculty will find information about CCAPS courses and events, as well as links to U of M system-wide safety updates. We'll be updating this site with the most up-to-date information as possible. Stay safe and healthy, everyone!
02/10/2020
A Degree 60 Years in the Making Betty Sandison Multidisciplinary Studies Bachelor's Degree By Kelli Billstein From a childhood spent learning in a one-room country schoolhouse to lifelong pursuit of a college degree, Betty Sandison has always deeply valued education. The words “bachelor’s degree” sounded so impressive, and s...
Happy first day of the spring semester!
08/29/2019
👋 Hello to our newest U of M Twin Cities students! 〽️
04/30/2019
“This degree means a lot. It’s something that I’ve been chasing on and off for almost two decades. I’ve gone through periods where it didn’t mean much to me and periods where it meant a lot to me. Just riding that roller coaster for as long as I have and now actually finishing something tangible that genuinely reflects who I am--it means the world to me.”
-Brian Bangerter, Multidisciplinary Studies student graduating Spring 2019