Have You Seen This SCSU Student?

Ka Vang is a student who lives in Hill Hall at Saint Cloud State University.  She was reported missing, and is at risk for hurting herself.  Please read the St. Cloud Times article for more information, and what to do if you find her.

Update from Saint Cloud State University Thurs Dec 22, 9:07 pm

It is with great sadness that we share this St. Cloud Police Department notice about the death of a St. Cloud State University student.  The report was issued following an extensive search on campus for Ka Vang, a senior biomedical sciences student from Milwaukee:

 

Update 12-22-2011: On 12-22-2011 at approximately 1230hrs, Ka Vang was located deceased in the 600 block of 1st Avenue South on the SCSU Campus. The cause and manner of death are currently being investigated by the St. Cloud Police Department's Investigations Unit and the Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office. At this time the death does not appear to be criminal in nature. Reporting was delayed on this due to the notification of next of kin.

 Update 12-22-2011: On 12-22-2011 at approximately 1230hrs, Ka Vang was located deceased in the 600 block of 1st Avenue South on the SCSU Campus. The cause and manner of death are currently being investigated by the St. Cloud Police Department's Investigations Unit and the Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office. At this time the death does not appear to be criminal in nature. Reporting was delayed on this due to the notification of next of kin.

SGT Martin Sayre

Public Information Officer

St. Cloud Police Department

Anyone needing support or guidance in coping with this tragedy may call Public Safety, 308-3453, 24 hours a day, seven days a week for referral to appropriate resources.

2012 Global Goes Local Conference Coming Soon!

The Faculty Research Group on Immigrant Workers in Minnesota Proudly Presents the 3rd Annual Saint Cloud State University Global Goes Local Conference.  The conference is FREE and open to the general public.  It will be held on the Saint Cloud State University campus, at the Atwood Memorial Student Union, April 9-11, 2012.

Keynote speakers include:

Ruth Milkman

 

Christopher Lehman

 

                                    

Immanuel Ness

  

        

John Keller

Louis Espinosa

 Conference co-sponsors include Saint Cloud State University College of Liberal Arts, School of Public Affairs, and the Herberger School of Business; the University of Minnesota Immigration History Research Center; the University of Minnesota Chicano Studies Department, and the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's Gender and Womens Studies Program.

To watch videos from the 2011 Global Goes Local Conference, click here.