Kim Mollberg, Paseka School of Business, had an article “Time to consider a Roth conversion” published in the October 2020 issue of the Journal of Accountancy, the flagship publication of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Published continuously since 1905, the Journal of Accountancy (with 400,000 paid subscriptions) reaches more financial decision makers than all the other accounting publications […]
Before the first class of each semester, Dr. Konrad Czynski carefully studied his roster of students. Upon entering the classroom, the philosophy professor asked students – sometimes as many as 60 of them – to identify themselves. By the end of the class, he’d try to recite their names without a hint. He usually succeeded. Czynski retired from teaching at […]
AnaLisa Odetunde, Health Services Administration alumni and Dr. Jitendra Singh’s research study “Lean in Online Education” has been accepted for presentation at Lean Higher Education Global Festival. Lean in Higher Education, is a flagship conference, that allows leading educators and practitioners across the world to share experiences about how they’ve made an impact, to learn from each other what works […]
Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney appointed Brad Bachmeier to a three-year term on the Fargo Arts & Culture Commission at the Monday, Aug. 31 City Commission meeting. Bachmeier having ended his term on the City Planning Commission in June, served as an official advisor for the Public Art Commission during its inception, and during the 2016 drafting and adoption of their […]
Dr. Ananda Shastri (Physics & Astronomy) has been awarded the Tri College University Excellence in Innovation and Adaptive Education Award. Each of the five TCU partner campuses had one recipient of this award that honors a faculty member for: Excellence, innovation/creativity and the use of technology in producing high-quality education under the challenge of limited time allowed for transition to […]