Physics and Astronomy Department senior Boston Heaford has been accepted into the materials and nanotechnology engineering PhD program at NDSU, under Dr. Qifeng Zhang to do research on renewable energy technology. Sakurako Tani, another physics senior has been accepted into the NDSU PhD program – Physics.
Michael Michlovic (emeritus), George Holley and Rinita Dalan (Department of Anthropology and Earth Science) published an article “Archaeology of the Sprunk Site (32CS4478)” in the Journal of the North Dakota Archaeological Association (Volume 9).
The 22nd Andrew B. Conteh Student Academic Conference will be held online. Students’ presentations, both poster and oral, will be available at the SAC site on Tuesday, April 21. Please, plan to support our students and their mentors by visiting their presentations.
There are many benefits for taking at least 15 credits per semester: Reduces student loan debt + savings on tuition, housing and fees Promotes lower dropout rates and higher GPAs Allows earlier entry into your career Graduate on time by taking at least 15 credits a semester or 30 credits a year.
Pick a major for your job and a minor for your life – consider adding the new Sustainability minor to any major! All courses are embedded within the LASC requirements, covering Areas 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. The Intro course, SUST 200, is offered this summer, along with HIST 379 (Environmental History). Fall offerings include SUST […]