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Nistler College of Business & Public Administration ranked in U.S News for best online graduate programs

Jan Orvik Honors January 16, 2020

The UND Nistler College of Business and Public Administration is pleased to announce that U.S. News & World Report has ranked UND’s Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Applied Economics & Predictive Analytics and Master of Accountancy […]

National Resource Center on Native American Aging celebrates 25 years

Jan Orvik Honors January 6, 2020

Several leaders and supporters of the NRCNAA were recognized at the December 18 event. Among them were (from left), Cynthia LaCounte; Kathy Allery, Dr. Allan Allery’s widow; Gina Allery, Dr. Allen Allery’s daughter; Dr. Richard Ludtke; Brad Hawk, who appeared on behalf of the North Dakota Indian Affairs Commission and represented Dr. Russ McDonald; Dr. Twyla Baker; and Dr. Paula Morin-Carter. Also pictured is Dr. Collette Adamsen, current director of the NRCNAA. LaCounte is the director of the Office for American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Programs with the Administration on Aging, an agency of the Administration for Community Living, which is responsible for programs for social and supportive services for older adults. Dr. Allen Allery worked with American Indian people for 30 years—15 years with Indian Health Service and 15 years with UND, including his time as NRCNAA director beginning in 1995. Ludtke was a research director at the NRCNAA for 14 years. McDonald was director of the NRCNAA from 2006 to 2008. Baker served as director of the NRCNAA from January 2009 to July 2013. Morin-Carter was NRCNAA director from 2013-2017.

Several leaders and supporters of the NRCNAA were recognized at the Dec. 18 event. Among them were (from left), Cynthia LaCounte; Kathy Allery, Dr. Allan Allery’s widow; Gina Allery, Dr. Allen Allery’s daughter; Dr. Richard Ludtke; Brad Hawk, who appeared […]

Dennis Caine named to endowed chair at St. Thomas University

Jan Orvik Honors December 16, 2019December 16, 2019

Dennis Caine Dennis Caine, Professor Emeritus of Kinesiology and Public Health Education, was invited to serve this past fall semester as Visiting Endowed Chair in Gerontology at St. Thomas University in Fredericton, Canada. In addition to departmental service and teaching a […]

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