Minot State University hosts Night Under the Bubble April 6

MINOT, N.D. – In partnership with Minot Public Schools Teens Night Out, as well as several other special interest groups, Minot State plans to host ‘Night Under the Bubble’ inside the campus air-supported dome on Tuesday, April 6 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

‘Night Under the Bubble’ is an inclusive night for students with disabilities from Minot Public Schools and the surrounding areas, as well as students from Minot State’s Advancing Students Towards Education and Employment Program (ASTEP). This night allows these students to experience a night full of fun and adaptive sports with Minot State student-athletes.

This will be the third-ever ‘Night Under the Bubble’ held. The objective of the event is to give students an opportunity to participate in sports activities and interact with peers and athletes. Additionally, the function aims to give student-athletes the opportunity to experience an inclusive environment and make connections with the community.

Minot State University hosts Night Under the Bubble April 6

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