The University Senate will meet Thursday, Nov. 7, at 3:30 p.m. in Education, Room 113. Agenda items for this meeting are due in the Office of the Registrar by noon Thursday, Oct. 24. They may be submitted electronically to: jeffrey.vanlooy@und.edu or […]
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UND takes a stand against violence
Jody Thompson (center) receives the 2019 CVIC Peacemaker Award, presented by Director of Community Innovations Kari Kerr, Grants Administrator Julie Christianson, Board Chair Darla Adams, President/CEO Coiya Tompkins, Director of Advocacy & Empowerment Laura Nash Frisch, and Prevention & Education […]
Don’t take the bait: How you can spot a phish
October is cybersecurity awareness month, and the University Information Technology department wants to provide you with important information on how to protect yourself. This week’s topic: Phishing “Phishing” is a tech industry term for a kind of cybercrime where people try to […]
Winter Graduation Expo is Oct. 22
Graduating in December? Attending the Grad Expo on Oct. 22 can help you take care of the details and ensure your commencement experience will be one of the most memorable days of your life. Purchase your cap & gown, diploma frames, […]
International Student Orientation on Jan. 13 is mandatory for new F-1 and J-1 students
The International Center announces the upcoming International Student Orientation. Attendance at this event is mandatory for all new students in F-1 and J-1 student status. This includes transfer students. The next International Student Orientation will be: Spring 2020: Monday, January 13, 2020; 9 a.m. […]
New Why? Radio episode is now online
“Who Should We Blame and Who Should We Forgive?” with guest Miranda Fricker, is now online at Why? Radio. We’ve been told that forgiveness is a part of psychological wellness, that blaming people is a form of hostility. But if these […]
Retirement reception for Phil Harmeson postponed to April
The retirement reception for Phil Harmeson, faculty member in the College of Business & Public Administration, previously set for Saturday, Oct. 12, has been postponed to April 18.
North Dakota Museum of Art features concerts in the galleries through April
Russian pianist Arsentiy Kharitonov opened up the North Dakota Museum of Art’s 2019-2020 season of the Myra Presents : Sunday Concerts in the Galleries, Oct. 6.. His debut concert at Carnegie Hall was cited in the New York Observer as […]
Institutional Review Board meets Nov. 1
UND’s Institutional Review Board Meeting will meet Friday, Nov. 1, in the Tech Accelerator, Room 1054, at p.m. to consider all full board review research proposals that are submitted to the IRB Office before Friday, Oct. 18. Clinical medical projects must […]
Policies Posted for Campus Comment and Notification of Approval
A number of documents have been posted to the Policy Office website for campus comment and notification of approval. Policies Open for Comment Policies open to comment may be reviewed and commented on by going directly to the Policy Comment Periods & […]
Oct. 10 Take Back the Night March and Rally will shed light on personal violence
The Community Violence Intervention Center (CVIC) and its CVIC at UND program will host the annual Take Back the Night March and Rally Thursday, Oct. 10 during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, as well as honor a Peacemaker Award winner who […]
New photo archive available for UND websites, publications, presentations and social media
The Division of Marketing & Communications is pleased to announce a new photo archive to share photos with campus. These photos can be used for professional purposes on UND websites, in publications or presentations, or for social media posts. If you’ve been […]
Starfish can help you locate student information
With Starfish, you can obtain useful information on the students you are working with. This will help you prepare for appointments and provide holistic, coordinated support. There are several ways that you can search for students and view student data in […]