Author Archives: NDSU News

The Graduate Student Association invites the community to learn about the innovative research in progress at North Dakota State University by attending the Graduate Research and Arts Forum from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11, in the … Continue reading →

Erin Gillam, assistant professor of biological sciences, is scheduled to present the April Science Café, titled “Beauty and the Bat; Tales From Life’s Only Flying Mammal,” on Tuesday, April 10, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Stokers Basement, Hotel … Continue reading →

North Dakota State University Provost Bruce Rafert has announced that Denver Tolliver is the new director of the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute, effective April 2. He has served as the institute’s associate director since 2003. “Dr. Tolliver’s contributions to … Continue reading →

Acting Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs for the U.S. Department of State Michael Hammer is scheduled to meet with students and faculty at North Dakota State University on Monday, March 26. Hammer will discuss career opportunities within the Department of … Continue reading →

North Dakota State University will host several events to explore and celebrate diversity from around the world during its annual International Week scheduled March 26-30. The events, sponsored by NDSU’s Office of International Programs, are open to campus and the … Continue reading →

NDSU Provost Bruce Rafert has announced Scott Wood is the new dean of the College of Science and Mathematics. Wood, dean of science at the University of Idaho, Moscow, is expected to join NDSU in July. “Scott will help build … Continue reading →

The 23rd Annual Woodlands and High Plains Traditional Powwow sponsored by North Dakota State University, Concordia College, Minnesota State University Moorhead and Minnesota State Community and Technical College is scheduled for Saturday, March 24, in the Bison Sports Arena on the … Continue reading →

Conwell Erin Conwell, assistant professor of psychology, is scheduled to present the March Science Café titled, “When getting it wrong means they’re getting right: What children’s errors tell us about their language skills” on Tuesday, March 13, at 7 p.m. … Continue reading →

Organizers of the Dakota Memories Oral History Project, in cooperation with Prairie Public Broadcasting, will air a new radio program titled “German-Russian Folk Medicine: Old Docs, Prairie Women, and Healing Hands.” The program is scheduled for  Wednesday, March 14, at … Continue reading →