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06 May UND College of Arts & Sciences to host first-ever Virtual Undergraduate Showcase bring student research to the forefront on Thursday, May 7

Posted at 13:42h in Campus Happenings by ddodds

The University of North Dakota College of Arts & Sciences is hosting our first-ever virtual Undergraduate Showcase on Thursday, May 7. The Undergraduate Showcase is an opportunity for students in Arts & Sciences undergraduate courses to present their research and creative activity to the larger campus...

04 May DSU to hold virtual commencement and invites graduates to attend future ceremony

Posted at 22:11h in Campus Happenings by crhoades

Dickinson State University will celebrate spring 2020 graduates during a virtual commencement ceremony that will be broadcast Saturday, May 16, at 10 a.m. MT. In addition to the virtual celebration, spring 2020 graduates are also invited to return to campus for either the fall 2020 or spring 2021 commencement...

04 May The most memorable part of the NDSU experience, according to new grads

Posted at 16:41h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

Nine spring 2020 graduates share their future plans and what they will remember about their NDSU experience. Chad Blank Major: Horticulture Hometown: Miltona, Minnesota Active participation in Fraternity and Sorority Life at NDSU allowed me to meet a variety of people and gain leadership and real-world experience during my...

04 May NDSU online nursing program provides seamless transfer for associate degree nurses

Posted at 16:34h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

NDSU’s School of Nursing and the North Dakota State College of Science are making it possible for seamless transition of students with two-year nursing degrees who want to pursue their four-year online Bachelor of Science in nursing degree. NDSU’s online blended RN to BSN program makes...

04 May NDSU health services students engage in real world opportunities

Posted at 16:32h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

When NDSU health services students placed Public Health 101 in their class schedules, they had no idea how the world would change, offering them real world education in real time. Andrea Huseth-Zosel and Stefanie Meyer co-teach the Introduction to Public Health course. The ongoing pandemic presented...

04 May College of Health Professions professor receives NDSU Mentoring Excellence Award

Posted at 16:29h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

Mark Strand, professor in the College of Health Professions, has been selected to receive NDSU’s Mentoring Excellence Award, which was established with the NDSU Foundation by an anonymous donor. Strand’s appointment is split between the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Department of Public Health. He advises...

04 May Restricted access continues at WSC, plans to reopen begin

Posted at 14:49h in Campus Happenings by cpallai

[caption id="attachment_13721" align="alignleft" width="300"] WSC COVID-19 update.[/caption] WILLISTON, N.D. - The following is an update from Williston State College president, Dr. John Miller, on WSC's response to the coronavirus (COVID-19): Dear Campus Community: In support of and following recommendations for North Dakota's "smart restart" return to general operations,...

01 May Two WSC students named to 2020 All-North Dakota Academic Team

Posted at 15:26h in Campus Happenings by cpallai

[caption id="attachment_14329" align="alignleft" width="300"] PTK logo.[/caption] WILLISTON, N.D. - Williston State College's Brook Russell and Peyton Beyerle have been named to the 2020 All-North Dakota Academic Team, which recognizes the academic achievements and distinguished leadership of community college students. Nominations are based on outstanding academic performance and...

30 Apr NDSU College of Health Professions announces faculty leadership roles

Posted at 20:27h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

NDSU’s College of Health Professions and School of Pharmacy have advanced three faculty members to leadership positions. Daniel Friesner was promoted to senior associate dean of the College of Health Professions, effective July 1. He will serve in the role upon Cynthia Naughton's retirement on June...

30 Apr More NDSU students to be trained COVID-19 contact tracers

Posted at 20:25h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

Another 100 NDSU students will be trained over several weeks to assist with contact tracing for the COVID-19 pandemic in North Dakota as businesses and other organizations plan to re-open. In addition to the initial NDSU graduate students in public health trained on how to help...

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