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01 Jul WSC Associate Professor Finishes Great Cycle Challenge

Posted at 14:51h in Campus Happenings by cpallai

WILLISTON, N.D. – June 30 marked the end of the month and the completion of the Great Cycle Challenge for Dr. Kyle Norris, Associate Professor of Music at Williston State College. Started in 2015, the Great Cycle Challenge is a fundraiser that benefits the Children’s Cancer...

28 Jun A New Season for the WSC Agriculture Program

Posted at 18:05h in Campus Happenings by cpallai

WILLISTON, N.D. – A partnership between Williston State College (WSC), Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB), and Lake Region State College (LRSC), known as the North Dakota Agriculture Consortium (NDAC), will bring a new Associate in Applied Science Agriculture degree to WSC students. Instead of campuses competing,...

28 Jun NDSU joins NSF-funded Center for Bioplastics and Biocomposites

Posted at 16:10h in Campus Happenings, Campus Info by hhotzler

NDSU has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant to become a university site of the Center for Bioplastics and Biocomposites, known as CB2. The center is part of NSF’s Industry–University Cooperative Research Centers program and NDSU will receive an initial award of $150,000 to...

27 Jun NDSU Department of Public Health chair named

Posted at 14:46h in Campus Happenings by hhotzler

NDSU announced Pamela Jo Johnson has been selected as chair and associate professor of the Department of Public Health in the College of Health Professions. Johnson also was named the Mary J. Berg Distinguished Professor of Women’s Health at NDSU. “Dr. Johnson’s background in epidemiology, research, community health,...

25 Jun Apprentice opportunities grow at LRSC

Posted at 19:05h in Campus Happenings by ewood

Lake Region State College and the Department of Labor entered into an agreement June 21 officially granting LRSC the ability to host apprenticeships. Barry Dutton, State Director DOL office of Apprenticeship in Bismarck and LRSC President Doug Darling signed the agreement. With this agreement, the Department of...

25 Jun First dual mission programs at Dickinson State a success

Posted at 17:18h in Campus Happenings by crhoades

The first two programs offered by Dickinson State University (DSU) as part of its dual mission initiative proved to be a success. A communication workshop, focused on writing, public speaking, social media, and other workplace skills, was held in early May. The class was incredibly well-received, and...

24 Jun Season of winning for UND alum and St. Louis Blues

Posted at 21:00h in Campus Happenings by ddodds

What was to be a semester-long video production internship with the St. Louis Blues turned into a season-long job for Andrew Marsh, who received an insider view of his favorite hockey team’s historic Stanley Cup triumph. Photo courtesy of Andrew Marsh. On May 21 in Enterprise...

24 Jun UND and local business community launch new round of student focused partnerships

Posted at 20:58h in Campus Happenings by ddodds

Three UND students—Maura Ferguson (left), Carter Razink and Anisa Holwerda (not pictured)—have been selected for the 2019 Main Street GF Challenge. Their ideas for improving Grand Forks earned a $5,000 prize and support from the entrepreneurial community. Photo by Connor Murphy/UND Today. Collin T. Hanson, executive...

24 Jun App will help NDSU students navigate college

Posted at 17:09h in Campus Happenings, Student by hhotzler

Starting college is a new adventure. You are bound to have questions about what to do and how to find things. An app called Navigate is designed to be your gateway to a great educational experience. Navigate provides convenient access to class schedules, faculty and adviser contact information...

19 Jun NDSCS Announces Spring 2019 President’s Honor List

Posted at 19:25h in Campus Happenings by jsveet

The North Dakota State College of Science has named 370 students to its spring semester 2019 President’s Honor List. The Honor List recognizes students who have achieved grade point averages of 3.5 or higher while taking at least 12 credits with letter grades. The honorees...