UND: A Lifeline for Rural America
Rural health isn’t just another issue at the University of North Dakota. It’s a priority
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A Q&A with Maggie Lowery, activist, Renaissance woman and holder of three degrees from UND
At UND, Maggie Lowery earned a doctorate in 2019, almost 50 years after graduating with two bachelor’s degrees
$450,000 to help school teachers teach engineering
National Science Foundation grant will pair school teachers and UND researchers to design engineering tasks
UND Kinesiology’s growing impact
Temporal trends in research output, citation rates and graduate-student success show a program punching above its weight
UND graduate awarded $50,000 scholarship to study in Scotland
Drive to serve others earns Kacie Baumler ’20 a prestigious Rotary Global Grant scholarship to study abroad
Two birds, one stone: UND’s IDT program shows impact
Federal TSA explosives specialist excels in Instructional Design & Technology program to national acclaim
UND research and North Dakota: Rural health
Rural health is not just another issue for UND. It’s a top-priority mission, as a look at campuswide efforts shows
UND experts host webinar on K-12 students, parents and teachers’ mental health
College of Education & Human Development faculty offer tips to help North Dakotans cope with pandemic’s teaching, parenting challenges
Tribal leaders in action
All five presidents of tribal colleges in North Dakota are UND Ph.D.’s
New scholarship helps rural North Dakota teachers – and their hometown schools
Burgum Foundation, in collaboration with UND, sponsors ‘Partnership for Rural Education in North Dakota’
Turn to teachers to lead
For teachers, professionalization never brought power — and it’s time to change that, historian Diana D’Amico Pawlewicz said in her UND Faculty Lecture
How UND’s teachers-in-training navigate COVID-19
Students in ‘Methods and Materials’ class earn field experience through virtual collaborations, tutoring
UND Ph.D. Student Maylynn Warne selected for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Health Policy Research Scholars Program
Multi-year fellowship supports Warne’s work with National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative at UND Center for Rural Health
Wanted: Volunteers for one of UND’s most important projects
The document that’ll help UND win reaccreditation needs drafting, and one of its authors could be you
UND study points to cost-effective way to find elite athletes
Findings by Kinesiology graduate student, faculty show the high-level precision of affordable 3D body-scanning technology