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Retirement Congratulations A Heartfelt Farewell to Jody Paulson – An Inspiring UND Educator and Speech-Language Pathologist After a remarkable career spanning nearly three decades, Jody Paulson retired from the University of North Dakota in May.  She has made an indelible mark on students, colleagues, and countless clients.  Jody’s journey from clinical practice to academia, alongside […]

  It is with sadness that we announce that our friend, colleague, and Professor Emerita, Janet Moen has passed. Read the obituary online. The Department of Sociology and UND benefitted greatly from the tireless efforts of Dr. Moen to find ways to use sociologically informed tools to bring about social change. Students remember her collaborative […]

Faculty Publications, Presentations and Accolades Dr. Doug McDonald, Psychology, Director of the INPSYDE program, received the APA Division 45 (Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity and Race) Lifetime Achievement Award. His career was celebrated in an interview article in the journal Psychological Services, which concludes “Dr. McDonald models the leadership of a community […]

UND CONNECT serves as a way for faculty and students to perform community-based research, development and outreach while partnering with local and regional organizations. Established in 2024 and funded by the North Dakota Economic Diversification Research Grant Fund, UND CONNECT projects must positively and tangibly impact the community and/or the state of North Dakota. Several […]

Two College of Arts & Sciences faculty receive NSF grants for national security research. Markus Allgaier, assistant professor of physics & astrophysics, and Ayush Asthana, assistant professor of chemistry, each received $800,000 in funding from the National Science Foundation through the Expanding Capacity in Quantum Information Science and Engineering (Expand QISE) program. Read More about […]

This semester we added a new faculty member to the Sociology Department. Please join us in welcoming Dr. Daniel Bartholomay. Dr. Daniel Bartholomay (he/him) is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of North Dakota. His research examines inequalities, health disparities, and family dynamics within marginalized populations, with a particular focus on LGBTQ+ communities. […]

Daniel Bartholomay Dr. Daniel Bartholomay (he/him) is a sociologist specializing in the teaching and study of familial formations, inequities, and health disparities within marginalized communities, with a focus on LGBTQ+ populations. His research also explores pedagogical practices that promote equity and inclusivity in higher education, including his advocacy for ungrading. Dr. Bartholomay is currently investigating […]