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26 Mar NDSU launches new individual outreach program during remote learning

Posted at 14:44h in Uncategorized by hhotzler

NDSU staff understands that feeling connected to campus is a crucial element for most students who attend college. That’s why they’ve worked together to coordinate an individual outreach program for students learning remotely due to COVID-19 social distancing restrictions. The program commits to weekly contact...

09 Mar NDSU alumnae named to Top 25 Women in Business list

Posted at 17:04h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

NDSU alumnae are among this year’s selections for Prairie Business magazine’s Top 25 Women in Business. The women were recognized in the March issue of the publication. “These women come from varied backgrounds and professions, but all of them stand out in the workplace and in...

06 Mar NDSU students can soon have Plug and Play internship experiences

Posted at 21:11h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

NDSU students will soon have exciting internship opportunities because Plug and Play is coming to Fargo. The business innovation platform announced March 4 that its new Fargo location will focus on agriculture technology. The Fargo site will collaborate with four founding partners: Bremer Bank, CHS, Microsoft...

06 Mar Recent NDSU graduate receives national recognition

Posted at 21:09h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

NDSU alumna Kacie McCarthy, PhD ’19, is the recipient of the 2020 Young Scholar Award from the Midwest Section of the American Society of Animal Science. McCarthy, now a beef cow-calf specialist in the animal science department at the University of Nebraska, received the award at...

05 Mar NDSU President Bresciani welcomes high school student

Posted at 14:41h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

Zoe Bundy, a freshman at Davies High School in Fargo, spent March 4 getting an inside look at the life of NDSU President Dean L. Bresciani. Wanting to learn more about leadership, Bundy asked to job shadow him for the day. “I’m delighted that Zoe thought...

05 Mar NDSU professor named Choral Director of the Year

Posted at 14:39h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

Michael Weber, professor of choral activities, was named the North Dakota American Choral Directors Association Choral Director of the Year at the association’s recent state conference in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Weber conducts the Madrigal Singers and The Statesmen of NDSU and teaches classes in choral...

05 Mar NDSU escape room project to teach about antibiotic resistance

Posted at 14:38h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

The campus community and the public can soon join in an interactive learning experience that focuses on the antibiotic resistance problem worldwide. An escape room titled “ESKAPE the Antibiotic Resistance Crisis,” is scheduled for March 11-April 8 in Van Es Hall, room 136. During the activity,...

28 Feb NDSU College of Engineering earns diversity award

Posted at 21:21h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

The NDSU College of Engineering has received a Bronze Award from the American Society for Engineering Education Diversity Recognition Program. The honor means the NDSU College of Engineering is among the nation’s leaders in inclusive excellence. “Knowing that we are far better together, we’ve made diversity...

28 Feb Water Resources Research Institute awards graduate fellowships

Posted at 21:20h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

The North Dakota Water Resources Research Institute has announced its Graduate Research Fellowship recipients for 2020-2021. The fellowships, ranging from $1,000 to $14,614, were awarded to 19 graduate students, including 14 doctoral and five master’s degree students. The students will conduct water resources research at NDSU...

28 Feb NDSU professor making big data practical

Posted at 21:19h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

People involved with agriculture and hydrology know their decisions need to be data-driven. But when dealing with climate-induced changes to soil and water, the data sets are often huge and unwieldy, making them difficult to use and without the detail that is helpful for decision...

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