Prairie Post Office: Enlarging the Common Life in Rural North Dakota (2017, NDSU Press), by authors Steven Bolduc (Economics) and Amy Phillips (formerly Social Work), and photographer Wayne Gudmundson (Communications, retired), received a Bronze medal in the Midwest—Best Regional Non-Fiction category of the 2018 IPPY Award. Since 1996, the IPPY Awards have been presented annually by the Independent Publisher Book […]
Nominate your respected colleagues or favorite professors for the prestigious Dille Outstanding Lecturer Award! Successful nominees will demonstrate how they transform the world by transforming students’ lives. Each year, students, faculty and staff are asked to submit a nomination for the faculty member they believe best exemplifies the award criteria. The Academic Affairs Council reviews the nominations and selects a […]
Two faculty members from the School of Teaching and Learning presented papers at the Comparative and International Education Society Meeting (CIES) held in Mexico City during the last week of March in 2018. Reina Sungok Park presented a paper on her research in South Korea and the United States entitled, “A Follow-Up Qualitative Study of South Korean Early Childhood Educators’ […]
All applications have been collected for the 2018-2019 Student Senate elections. Here are the individuals who have met the qualification and are seeking your votes: Executive Board: Maddie Jo Carlson – President Rahil Pereira – President Prakriti Shrestha – Treasurer Baylee Hanson – Secretary Senators: Jarrett Olek – At Large Senator Mona Barhouma – At Large Senator Sierra Koskela – […]
Boyd Bradbury served recently as a keynote speaker and session presenter at the 2018 International Conference on Big Data and Education in Honolulu. His keynote address was entitled “Growing Graduate Enrollment through Quality Online Programs: A Mutually Beneficial Partnership between Students and the Higher Education Institution.” In addition, he presented a paper, entitled “Fundamentals of New Effective System to Accelerate […]