MSU Authors Collection
The MSU Authors Collection is an important part of the University Archives' holdings because the works in this collection document the intellectual heritage of the university and the contributions of MSU faculty, staff, students, and alumni to contemporary scholarship. Beginning in 2008, the University Archives has hosted a biennial reception honoring MSU faculty, staff and emeriti faculty authors who had written and/or edited monographs, musical scores or recordings, films or videos. This digital exhibit showcases the books, scores, recordings, films or videos created by faculty and staff at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Where appropriate and where copyright allows, full-text versions are made available of certain MSU Authors' works. For more information about the MSU Authors Collection, visit https://library.mnsu.edu/archives/collections/university-archives/msu-authors/.
Beginning Country Fiddle
Country Music for Teaching Social Studies and Humanities
A Guide for Reading Instruction in Adult Basic Education
Need For and Use of Computers and Other Technologies as Instructional Tools in Special Education in Minnesota School Districts
How Steve Became Ralph: A Cancer/Stem Cell Odyssey (with Jokes)
Media, culture, and Korea
Stealing History: Art Theft, Looting, and Other Crimes Against Our Cultural Heritage
Yugoslav Migrations to America
Libraries and Sustainability: Programs and Practices for Community Impact
Insatiable: A Nation's Unappeasable Hunger
The Political Economy of Uneven Rural Development: Case of the Nonfarm Sector in Kerala, India
Transformations: Change Work across Writing Programs, Pedagogies, and Practices