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/.
Stardust and fate: The blueroad reader: New writing
Declaring War Against Schooling: Personalizing Learning Now
Teaching and Learning with Digital Photography: Tips and Tools for Early Childhood
The Quiet Prince; A Biography of Dr. Melvin G. Larson, Christian Journalist
Cross-Disciplinary Essays on Don Quixote: The Minnesota Conference Celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Its Publication
The Challenge to Spanish Nobility in the Fourteenth Century: The Struggle for Power in Don Juan Manuel's Conde
Concerto Grosso for Two Oboes, Strings and Harpsichord
Niemand Wie Ich: Roman
Battered Mothers' Informal Social Networks: A Qualitative Exploration
School Law and Classroom Teaching: A Handbook for Minnesota Teachers
Interrogating Secularism: Race and Religion in Arab Transnational Literature and Art
Academic Labor Beyond the College Classroom: Working for Our Values