Each month President Edward Inch offers his Prez Ed Says message to students. In his most recent message, President Inch extends a “Thank You” to all students as incredible ambassadors for the University.
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Minnesota State University, Mankato President Edward Inch announced today that Sheri Sargent has been promoted to chief of staff and vice president for administrative services, effective immediately. Sargent has served as chief of staff at Minnesota State Mankato since October 2018 and as the University’s executive administrative officer since January 2017.
In the latest MAVERICK MINUTE video, President Edward Inch visits with Amy Roemhildt about the Campus Hub as a student resource for addressing questions about financial aid and billing. The MAVERICK MINUTE is a bi-monthly video hosted by President Inch that shares valuable campus resources available to all students.
A new bronze statue commissioned by the Centennial Student Union entitled Sittin’ with Stomper was unveiled in the CSU on Wednesday, Jan. 17. The statue features the University’s beloved mascot, Stomper, seated on an 8-foot bronze bench that will be permanently placed on the main level of the CSU. A plaque commemorating the spirit of the statue was also installed near the sculpture.
The recent Supreme Court ruling overturning affirmative action in college admissions will not affect admissions at Minnesota State Mankato. As an open-access institution, Minnesota State Mankato does not use race as a criterion for admission.
Minnesota State Mankato announces the retirement of Rick Straka, Vice President for Finance and Administration, effective February 6, 2024. Straka has served in his current role as Chief Financial Officer since 2006. The search for a new vice president seeks to fill the position by the end of the Fall 2023 semester.
Minnesota State Mankato contributes more than $827 million to the state economy, President Edward Inch believes the numbers show just how strong of a partner MSU is to the local and statewide industry.
In his Prez Ed Says message for November 2023, University President Edward Inch invites students to a Virtual Town Hall with him on Thursday, Nov. 10 at 2 p.m. He also reminds students to connect with their advisors if they need support. Finally, he encourages student to vote in the Nov. 8 election.
President Edward Inch announced his launching of his Mav Coin Presidential Challenge. He and campus leaders will be watching for individuals modeling and advancing Inclusion, Cooperation, Innovation and Maverick Spirit. Recognized individuals receive a commemorative coin and will be honored at an April 2023 reception.