This year my wife and I will spend Thanksgiving by ourselves. We’re making our traditional recipes, but the most important ingredients won’t be at our table. I’ll especially miss holding hands with my grandchildren during our little ritual of stating what we’re each thankful for. Their answers crack me up:
Dear MSP Community, Thursday morning and still no definitive answer in the Presidential Election. I could sit in front of the TV, working while mindlessly listening to endless analysis and projections. Instead, I’m making a pot of chili. Cooking is what I do when I need to boost my endorphins. The simple
MSP President Fran Brown sent the following letter via email to the community on Friday, October 23. Hello MSP Students, Faculty and Staff, As I sat here on a Friday afternoon, tired from a busy week and contemplating what next week will bring, I decided to take time out for a
Dear MSP Community, The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was a landmark piece of federal legislation in the United States that prohibits racial discrimination in voting. In 2013, Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act was struck down by the Supreme Court in Shelby County vs. Holder. Section 4 was
Dear MSP Community, With just weeks until the upcoming 2020 Presidential Election in November, I am writing to ask you to join me in an institution-wide effort to get-out-the-vote (GOTV). Many will face obstacles to voting this year. The media is reporting on fewer polling stations, longer lines and other
Dear MSP Community: Welcome all to our 2020-21 academic year! It’s an understatement to say that things are different this year, but the important thing is we’re here, we’re ready, and we’re energized to deliver a robust learning experience for our students. When COVID struck last spring, we scrambled to
On Thursday, July 23, the day that was scheduled to be our Commencement Ceremony, MSP President Fran Brown reached out to the MSP community with this message of hope and gratitude to conclude the academic year. Dear MSP Community, July 23, 2020: A day set aside for celebrating our graduates
Dear MSP Community, I apologize for not reaching out to you sooner about the heinous racial incidents that the media has covered over the last few weeks. I have struggled with what to say, searching for the right words and ultimately reconciling with the fact that there are none. Every aspect of
Dear Students, I hope this email finds you well despite the challenges of this time. I know you’re working incredibly hard under challenging circumstances; your dedication and tenacity is impressive. This doesn’t surprise me given how far you’ve come in your life and education. I look forward to the day when this
Ambiguity, noun Def: doubtfulness or uncertainty of meaning or intention Dear MSP Community, I think of you every day. I miss your smiling facings, the busy atrium, the smell of coffee and pizza wafting through the building. I wonder how your families are doing, how those with small children are
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