Shelby Krech has been named communication and program director for the NDSU Research and Technology Park. Krech is a native of Huron, South Dakota, and earned her bachelor’s degree in management communication from NDSU. She previously worked with the leadership programming in NDSU’s Student Activities Office and...
Research recently completed at NDSU has proven that the Bigmouth Buffalo (Ictiobus cyprinellus), a fish native to North America, lives more than eight decades longer than previously thought. The studypublished in Communications Biology documents several individuals more than 100 years of age, with one at 112...
Water is a critical issue for North Dakota. Farmers want precipitation and snowpack information; people living along rivers want data on snowmelt and flood potential; and everyone is affected when a drought hits. That’s why Xuefeng Chu, ND EPSCoR-funded researcher with the Center for Regional...
Brad Strand is educator who believes in the full potential of each of his students. He is a nationally recognized authority on physical education curriculum and sports-related research, and his mission is to share that knowledge with NDSU students. Housed in the College of Human Development...
NDSU senior Laura Jennen, a hospitality and tourism management major, has been selected for the prestigious National Association of College and University Food Services’ Clark E. DeHaven Scholarship for 2019. Only three awards were presented this year across the country. The $5,000 award is a highly competitive scholarship...
NDSU’s men’s and women’s golf teams each had a selection to the Summit League Academic All-League Teams announced May 22. For the second-straight year, Andrew Israelson was named to the team. Taylor McCorkle from the women’s team earned a spot in her first year of eligibility...
North Dakota consumers can share their experiences in a multistate research study about their interaction with health insurance and the health care system. "This research project is a chance for consumers to make their voices heard about their experiences with health insurance (or lack of health...
Jessica Jensen’s career focuses on how we prepare and respond to emergencies, disasters and catastrophes. She has been a tenure-track faculty member at NDSU since 2011. Jensen has developed or taught more than 12 courses, ranging from Vulnerability and Functional Needs in Emergency Management to Voluntary...
A group of NDSU engineering students placed second overall and won several other honors at the 2019 NASA Robotic Mining Competition held in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, May 6-10. Among the awards the team collected are: • IEEE Innovation Award • Caterpillar Autonomy Award, second place • On-site Mining, second place The...
Susan Ray-Degges, professor and interior design program coordinator, has been named a fellow of the American Society of Interior Designers. It is the society’s highest honor, with less than 1 percent of its members attaining the level. “I am truly honored and humbled by this recognition –...
