Economics is a academic discipline that describes the world around us. While it can sometimes seem rather abstract or theoretical, we see the relevance of economics in everyday life right here in Springfield. Over the spring semester, students in the Honors Section of ECO 165 Principles of Microeconomics met with local entrepreneur and MSU Professor Lyle Foster to … [Read more...] about Economist complete Local Business Consulting Project

On Friday, April 22, the Sociology-Anthropology Department hosted the 2022 Student Anthropology Conference.   The students presenting were: Brandie Robb - Exposure of Disabled or Deformed Infants in Classical Greece Sara Broyles - Barriers to Healthcare in Rural America: With a Special Look at Rural Missouri Hannah Scarborough - A Comparison of Historic Ceramic … [Read more...] about 2022 Student Anthropology Conference

    History students in Dr. Julia Troche’s senior seminar (HST 598) developed novel research projects on the theme of “The Living Dead: A Historical Perspective.” While students conducted research on any time period and any cultural group, they were united in their use of mortuary culture and funerary evidence in their projects. As the course is a Public … [Read more...] about HST 598 Student Research Poster Exhibit

Carolina Academic Press has recently published Conversation Law Enforcement by Michael J. Suttmoeller and Michael T. Rossler. Michael Suttmoeller is an Associate Professor in the Department of Criminology at Missouri State University. Michael Rossler is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences at Illinois State University. Conservation law … [Read more...] about New Criminology Book