News and Media

18 May Louters resigns from State Board of Higher Education

Posted at 16:57h in News and Media by Billie Jo Lorius

Bismarck, N.D. — Vice Chair Dr. Jill Louters has resigned from the State Board of Higher Education effective today. Louters first four-year term on the Board was scheduled to conclude at the end of June and she was eligible for reappointment for a second term. “It...

04 May Board reviews assessments, DSU presentation

Posted at 19:43h in News and Media by jrostad

The State Board of Higher Education reviewed its self-assessment procedure this week, in addition to hearing a presentation from Dickinson State University and an update on North Dakota University System strategy. Board member Danita Bye briefed the Board on the executive summary of the Board self-assessment,...

04 May CTS Working to Strengthen Partnerships with Campuses

Posted at 16:07h in News and Media by Billie Jo Lorius

North Dakota University System has implemented a process improvement program called ServiceOne. ServiceOne began as a bottom-up change request. The purpose of ServiceOne is to deliver and support IT (Information Technology) products and services more efficiently and effectively to better serve the student community. While...

08 Apr Students Inducted to 2022 All North Dakota Academic Team

Posted at 15:28h in News and Media by jrostad

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...

04 Apr Dakota Digital Academy Announces Certificate Programs and Grants

Posted at 18:01h in News and Media by jrostad

The Dakota Digital Academy of the North Dakota University System is coordinating accelerated timeframe certificate programs in cybersecurity and software development beginning in Summer 2022. Six of the 11 institutions of the NDUS are collaborating on the development and delivery of 13 online courses. An undergraduate...

01 Apr State Board selects NDSCS president

Posted at 16:35h in News and Media by jrostad

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...

31 Mar SBHE names Flanigan new NDSCS president

Posted at 19:22h in News and Media by Billie Jo Lorius

Wahpeton, N.D. — The State Board of Higher Education (SBHE) has selected Dr. Rod Flanigan as the 10th president of the North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS). The Board interviewed three finalists at their meeting Thursday, March 31, on the NDSCS campus. During his interview,...

09 Mar NDSCS presidential finalists invited to interview with State Board of Higher Education

Posted at 22:42h in News and Media by Billie Jo Lorius

Bismarck, N.D. — The North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS) Presidential Search Committee has advanced three finalists for consideration as the next president of NDSCS. The State Board of Higher Education (SBHE) will interview these candidates on Thursday, March 31, 2022, on the NDSCS...

01 Mar Board names new NDSU president

Posted at 20:00h in News and Media by jrostad

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....

25 Feb Open forums announced for NDSCS presidential candidate visits

Posted at 17:49h in News and Media by jrostad

The North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS) Presidential Search Committee has announced that each of the four presidential candidates will hold open forums in the Harry Stern and Ella Stern Cultural Center during campus visits from March 2-8. The public is welcome and encouraged...