Driven to Discover - University of Minnesota, Crookston

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We are Driven to Discover at the U of M, Crookston!

Driven to Discover is an official brand of the University of Minnesota---it describes the University's mission and communicates our search for knowledge and the drive to share that learning and discovery with our students, our local community, the state, the nation, and the world. Here are some of the pursuits taking place right here at the U of M, Crookston. For more information about Driven to Discover on the Twin Cities campus, visit www.discover.umn.edu.

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Because - Together we sustain dreams and launch careers.

Ability. Desire. Resolve. And you. These are essential to every student success story at the University of Minnesota, Crookston. Whether researching greenhouse gas emissions, determining best business practices, programming a computerized touch screen, or performing in a musical production, students have the opportunity to discover possibilities and uncover potential. Your gifts to the U of M, Crookston can mentor and inspire, help guarantee graduation, and launch a career. To make your gift, visit: www.umcrookston.edu/give

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UMC Driven to Discover We are all Search Engines


Because health and nature are intertwined. View PDF > More Children and Nature	Because what at virtual today could be real tomorrow. View PDF > More Academics	Online Degrees. View PDF > More Online Programs

Business students do research. View PDF > More Business Management	Will I find a job after graduation? V iew PDF >	Fuel for the Future. View PDF > More Ag Systems Management

Why Celebrate Homecoming? View PDF > More Homecoming	Impact of Study Abroad. View PDF > More Study Abroad	Why Tag Monarch Butterflies? View PDF > More Natural Resources

The Impact of Climate Change View PDF > More Biology	Computer Games and Physics View PDF > More Software Engineering	Will People Ever Get Along? View PDF > More Communication

	If corn costs too much, what else could we feed livestock? View PDF > More Animal Science

*Photos by John Zak & composed by Patti Tiedemann - University Relations.