Schultz, Hernandez present at Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society virtual conference

Planetarium director Sara Schultz and science education student Erick Hernandez presented Sept. 25 and 26 to the Middle Atlantic Planetarium Society (MAPS) annual virtual conference. Schultz presented to the members about her doctoral research on strategic questioning in the planetarium. Schultz and Hernandez presented a workshop based on that same research which Hernandez had been developing over the summer as […]

Student ID Card Access Update

All students currently have access to Academic Buildings from 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. and with their ID Card from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Students who need extended hours access to classrooms in academic buildings (AFTER 10 p.m. and BEFORE 5 a.m.) may make a request to their faculty. Faculty will use the Key/Card Access System where the Dean […]

Institutional Review Board approval

Are you or your students conducting research with human subjects? Undergraduate and graduate students engage in many research and classroom projects that involve human subjects. Student research is conducted under the auspices of Faculty Advisors, who are responsible for the professional and ethical conduct of students completing research projects and the protection of human subjects involved in research activities. Faculty […]

ND Heritage Center hosts an exhibit based on ‘The Prairie Post Office’ book

The Prairie Post Office: Enlarging the Common Life in Rural North Dakota (2017, NDSU Press), by authors Amy Phillips (formerly Social Work) and Steven Bolduc (Economics), and photographer Wayne Gudmundson (Communications, retired), continues to garner interest. The North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum has curated an exhibit based on Phillips and Bolduc’s book. The exhibit, “The Prairie Post Office,” is in the James E. Sperry Gallery and […]