Please join this week for the first eries of talks by seminar students. The students have been working throughout the semester to find interesting articles from the literature to present to a wide audience. Friday, Nov. 8 3-3:50 p.m. 325 Hagen Hall •Kyle Salk: Why Do Stars Twinkle, and Why Do They Twinkle on Mars? Twinkling is a phenomenon that […]
Susan Everson-Rose graduated from the Psychology Department in 1985 and completed a Ph.D. at the University of Oklahoma. She was the first President of the Psi Chi Chapter on our campus. Her research has received recognition from the American Heart Association and she received an Alumni Award from MSUM some years ago. Her colloquium at NDSU is Friday, Nov. 8, […]
The Tom McGrath Writers Series convenes today at 4:30 p.m. in CMU101. Two New Rivers Press authors, professors Bradford Tice and David Haynes, will read from their newest publications, discuss how their books came to be, and field questions from the audience. Dr. Tice teaches literature and writing at Nebraska Wesleyan University. He was New Rivers Press’ Many Voices Project […]
The Office of Student Activities is pleased to announce the winners of this month’s dragon pride awards! Student Leader of the Month: Kevin Struxness, Student Senate President “Kevin does a lot of work for this school that often goes unnoticed or unrecognized. As the representative of the student body, he is constantly working with all aspects of campus, often without […]
Professor Steven Bolduc, Economics, has been appointed Interim Director of Women’s and Gender Studies, effective January 2014. Steve studied at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (B.S., 1993) and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (Ph.D., 2001). He is trained as an institutional economist—a tradition rooted in the work of Thorstein Veblen, John Dewey, and John R. Commons—and has written on industrial policy, […]