Haley Hamilton Haley Hamilton, a fourth-year doctoral student in English, has received the UND School of Graduate Studies Excellence in Teaching Award. This award is given to a student who demonstrates excellence in teaching and mentorship during their graduate teaching assistantship appointment. Hamilton, […]
The State Board of Higher Education has authorized institutions to temporarily waive the requirement of standardized test scores (ACT or SAT) that are normally submitted as part of the application process for admission to North Dakota’s eleven colleges and universities. […]
For all my wonderful UND family, Denise Bischoff retired June 30 after 31 years with UND. Thank you so much for the wonderful surprise virtual retirement. It was so fabulous to see all of you. What a great group I work with! […]
Dear faculty, Many at the university continue to plan for the Fall 2020. Faculty representatives from University Senate engage in these discussions through their participation on the Pandemic Group and the Fall Planning Group. In addition, deans meet weekly to discuss […]
Friday, July 3, will be observed as a holiday by the University. Only those employees designated by supervisors are required to work on a holiday.
Dear UND Colleagues, As we think about national events and Goal 5 (Inclusion) of our One UND Strategic Plan, there is a tremendous need and an opportunity to create a comprehensive action plan for how we move the UND campus forward—together—to […]
Please watch my video. Dear UND Community Members, Kathy and I are thrilled to be on campus. We are eager to meet you and to share in the joy of what it means to be members of the UND campus and the […]
Ilene Odegard is retired from UND effective June 30. Ilene began her career at UND in 2010 as a recruiter for the School of Graduate Studies. She moved to Career Services in 2011 and became director in 2012. Her professional work […]
The North Dakota University System has released its annual affordability report, which focuses on key factors tied to educational access and affordability in the state. Among other findings, the report notes that 2019-20 tuition and mandatory fee rates at the research […]
NDUS is offering Microsoft Teams training, with a focus toward campus staff. Office 365 Teams is more than a chat or meeting tool, it is a collaboration tool allowing staff to communicate and share ideas with others. Agenda Chat Meetings, Calls, and Files Teams […]
Don Lemon Donald Keith Lemon, Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Education & Human Development, passed away June 22, 2020, at the age of 85. Don was born to Hatton O. and Frances (Summers) Lemon on Dec. 3, 1934, the third of […]
For the sixth time since 2010, the UND Writers Conference has received grant funding from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). The award was named as part of a June 10 announcement from the independent federal agency, which approved more […]
June is Pride Month, a time to note the achievements, goals, experiences of LGBTQ people. And normally at this time of year, the pride and transgender flags would be waving at the American Indian Center, and several events would be […]
As student-athletes return to campus for voluntary summer workouts, UND Athletics has implemented best practices and training to ensure the safety amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the plan, all student-athletes will undergo mandatory training and indicate they understand and will comply […]
Mary Beth McGurran After 41 years of service, Mary Beth McGurran will retire from her position as administrative assistant in the UND Department of Medical Laboratory Science on June 30, 2020. Mary Beth began her career in 1979 at the Human Nutrition […]