(3:50) MSU Denver's President Davidson talks with Katia Campbell about a summer dialogue series that aims to provide the campus community with space for critical discourse about racial justice.

(1:58) Roadrunner Grad Story from spring 2020 graduate Heather Gaenzle-Ross.

(2:47) Roadrunner Grad Story from spring 2020 graduate Danielle McDowell.

(0:09) Roadrunner Grad Story from spring 2020 graduate W. Michele Richmond.

(1:49) President Davidson: Message on racism, hate and violenceWith so much uncertainty in our world, we must come together to care for one another. We must hold true to our commitment of creating an inclusive, respectful and safe learning environment for every member of our Roadrunner family.msudenver.edu

(1:56) Roadrunner Grad Story from spring 2020 graduate Connor O'Brien-Stoffa.

(1:49) President Davidson: Message on racism, hate and violence.With so much uncertainty in our world, we must come together to care for one another. We must hold true to our commitment of creating an inclusive, respectful and safe learning environment for every member of our Roadrunner family.www.msudenver.edu

(3:46) A special message to MSU Denver graduates from alum Leon Duran, Class of 2015, Alumni Association Board Member.

(1:11) A special message to our grads from MSU Denver President Davidson. ❤️💙🎓

(0:21) A special message to our grads from Colorado Governor Jared Polis. 🎓

(1:21) A special message to our grads from TIAA President Roger Ferguson. 🎉

(4:22) A special message to all our spring 2020 graduates from faculty and staff at MSU Denver!

(6:27) Congratulations to our spring 2020 graduates!

(0:16) Excellent education for a great price. Professors who care about you. Formats that fit your life. That's possible here.

(1:20) MSU Denver nursing students join STRIDE Community Health Center to ramp up testing for coronavirus – and earn the clinical experience required for graduation.

(1:48) MSU Denver President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., has a message for the Class of 2020.

(4:20) President Davidson talks with leaders at the Health Center at Auraria about COVID-19 testing for faculty, staff and students.

(55:14) Leadership in a Pandemic April 14 (3:00pm MDT/5:00pm EDT)Please join the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University and Metropolitan State University of Denver for an online discussion: Leadership in a Pandemic. Using recent events surrounding the USS Theodore Roosevelt, a US Navy carrier, the discussion will focus on governmental leadership and the actions/inactions of those involved. We have three distinguished panelists, all with extremely relevant expertise and backgrounds. This will be an off-the-record, moderated discussion, with time for questions.Janine Davidson, President, Metropolitan State University Dr. Davidson served as the 32nd undersecretary of the United States Navy and the president’s appointed “chief management officer” for the Navy and Marine Corps. She also serves as a presidentially appointed commissioner for the National Commission on Military, National and Public Service. She was a faculty member in the Schar School, among others, and was an aviation and aerobatics flight instructor at the U.S. Air Force Academy. She began her career as an Air Force officer and cargo pilot. She was a distinguished graduate of the Air Force Squadron Officer School and was the first woman to fly the Air Force’s tactical C-130. Bruce H. Lindsey, Vice Admiral (retired) Vice Admiral Lindsey recently retired as the Deputy Commander of the US Fleet Forces Command in Norfolk, VA. As such, he was responsible for the surface, subsurface, and Navy aviation assets on the Atlantic side of the country. He commanded the USS Carl Vinson, a carrier, providing humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to the people of Haiti and executing a deployment in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and New Dawn. He holds a master’s degree in strategic studies from the Navy War College and a PhD in Public Policy from the Schar School.Michael Morell, Moderator Mr. Morell spent 33 years with the Central Intelligence Agency, serving as Deputy Director and, on two occasions, Acting Director. During his CIA Career, he also served as Director of Intelligence and Executive Director. Currently, he is a senior national security contributor for CBS News and host of its national security podcast Intelligence Matters, and serves as a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the Schar School.https://secure.touchnet.com/C20788_ustores/web/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCTID=1427&SINGLESTORE=true

(2:46) A message for MSU Denver Roadrunners from President Janine Davidson as we adjust to the current reality of COVID-19 in Colorado. ❤️💙www.msudenver.edu/coronavirus-update

(2:32) Students at MSU Denver have a chance to learn from highly accomplished faculty, who provide real-world lessons in the classroom. In this edition of the Rundown, President Davidson, along with university General Counsel David Fine, teach “Freedom of Speech,” a communications class exploring the philosophical and legal origins of freedom of speech in America, and its role in preserving a functioning democracy. The class delves into provocative and controversial topics and considers the necessity of discussing contentious issues civilly in an increasingly polarized society that is more and more reliant on social media. www.msudenver.edu/president