Author: jrostad

08 Apr

Posted at 15:28h in News and Media by

Fourteen North Dakota community college students have been named to the 2022 All-North Dakota Academic Team, which recognizes the academic achievements of community college students. Members of the team and the colleges they attend are as follows:   Ashley Kaiser, Bismarck State College Jaden Mitzel, Bismarck State College Shaelyn...

01 Apr

Posted at 16:35h in News and Media by

After hours of interviews and deliberations over the final three candidates, the State Board of Higher Education unanimously named Rod L. Flanigan, Ph.D., as the new president of North Dakota State College of Science and granted him tenured faculty status in the Technologies and Services...

01 Mar

Posted at 20:00h in News and Media by

After hours of interviews and deliberations over the final three candidates, the State Board of Higher Education unanimously named David Cook, Ph.D., as the new president of North Dakota State University. The morning opened with NDSU Presidential Search Co-Chairs Jill Louters, Ed.D. and Greg Lardy, Ph.D....

28 Jan

Posted at 08:45h in News and Media by

The State Board of Higher Education focused on presidential searches at one college and one university, emerging priorities that would impact the strategic outlook, and an update on COVID-19. Board Vice Chair Jill Louters, Ed.D. provided an update on the North Dakota State University Presidential Search,...

11 Dec

Posted at 17:30h in News and Media by

At the last meeting of the calendar year the State Board of Higher Education took time to review ever-changing details surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of that review the Board heard from the North Dakota Department of Health (NDDoH) and from its own legal...

01 Oct

Posted at 16:55h in News and Media by

The State Board of Higher Education heard and approved dozens of goals for the chancellor and campus presidents at its recent meeting, held at North Dakota State College of Science. NDSCS President John Richman welcomed the Board to the Wahpeton campus, noting that it was the...