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This week’s video address sees President Andrew Armacost and Shane Schellpfeffer, UND’s director of institutional effectiveness & accreditation, covering the upcoming April 22-23 site visit from the Higher Learning Commission. The visit from a team of peer reviewers on behalf of the HLC is one of the final stages of UND’s once-every-10-years reaffirmation of accreditation,…
The University community and general public is invited to join the Indigenous Student Center for UND’s 52nd annual Time Out Wacipi Powwow on April 19 and 20 at the Hyslop Sports Center. Both days of the event are free and open to the public. A Wacipi (powwow) is a celebration…
Wildlife artist will speak on ‘Conservation Storytelling and the Power of Art’ at noon on Friday, April 26 What: UND’s annual Glenn Allen Paur Lecture Who: Wildlife artist and UND wildlife biology alum Chuck Black, winner of the 2023 Federal Duck Stamp Art Contest. Black’s topic is ‘Conservation Storytelling and…
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UND researchers – The National Science Foundation Innovation Corps (I-CORPS) program is celebrating one year of being at UND! The I-CORPS program uses experiential education to help researchers gain valuable insight into entrepreneurship and helps expand research beyond the lab. I-CORPS works in collaboration with the UND Center for Innovation…
Congratulations to Kevin Bowe, a student employee of the Wellness Center, for being named Student Employee of the Year.
Dear faculty and staff, Please help to spread the word about the “Plans After Graduation & Experiences Survey.” In order to gather information on post-secondary plans, receive reflections on their time at UND, and get answers to employment questions we are often asked, we are asking for your support to…
Lloyd Omdahl, professor emeritus of political science, former lieutenant governor of North Dakota and longtime columnist, died Sunday, April 14, at age 93.