Hello from the University of North Dakota College of Arts & Sciences! I send warm greetings from UND Arts & Sciences and am excited to share a few examples of the great things happening in the college. Through the collective efforts of our community of students, staff, faculty, alumni, and friends, the College of Arts […]
CSD Collaborates with Theatre Arts for “My Fair Lady”
Categories: News, Research, Students
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders was proud to partner with the Department of Theatre Arts for the November production of My Fair Lady at UND’s Burtness Theater. The themes of the musical—identity, communication, and the power of language—align closely with the work in CSD, making this a natural and meaningful collaboration. Graduate students […]
Balancing Books and Competition: Celebrating Student-Athletes in Communication Sciences and Disorders
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) is proud to highlight several remarkable student-athletes who exemplify dedication, discipline, and determination—both in the classroom and in competition. These students have proven that success in academics and athletics requires not only time management and grit, but also an unwavering passion for both pursuits. We are […]
UND Psychology Summer 2025 Newsletter Highlights
Categories: Alumni, Faculty, News, Staff, Students
Welcome From the Chair I am honored to introduce myself as the new Chair of the Department of Psychology at UND. I stepped into this role last July with a deep appreciation for the department’s history, the excellence of our students and faculty, and the vibrant support of our alumni. The 2025 Academic Year brought […]
The Chemistry Graduate Student Association (CGSA) and the American Chemical Society Graduate Student and Postdoc Organization at UND by Eugene Oga, CGSA President Student Organization Impact Graduate school is a transformative period that goes beyond just academics and research. It’s a crucial time to build a strong support system, develop leadership skills, and plan for […]
Welcome to another edition of the newsletter for the Department of Sociology at the University of North Dakota! I am happy to share with you the many ways in which our students, alumni, and faculty members are contributing to UND and the world! It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the passing […]
Fall 2024 Undergraduate Showcase
Categories: Research, Students
Sociology capstone students presented their research at the Fall 2024 Undergraduate Showcase. Dana Conley Support for Gay Marriage in Italy and Spain: Public Perceptions in the Context of Legalization Jamison Ahlstrom The Impact of Religiosity on Views Regarding Medical Aid in Dying Alden Brookens American Trends Regarding Voter Registration and Social Media In Social Identity […]
Daphne Pedersen and Joe Jochman Drs. Pedersen and Jochman are part of a UND team that was recently awarded a $2 million NSF grant to support undergraduate students in STEM. They will be leading the social science research component of the grant, investigating best practices in student recruitment and retention. Their focus will be mentoring […]
2025 Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois. This year, UND Sociology was very active at the Midwest Sociological Society’s annual meeting! Several faculty members presented their research, teaching techniques, facilitated panel discussions, teaching and learning workshops, and served as committee members and leaders at the conference. Here are some highlights from the conference. On the first […]
Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD – Sociology Honor Society) and the Sociology Club had a very productive and fun year! During Fall 2024, we met for a pizza/game night at the Union, visited the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, hosted an invited speaker (Dr. Bridget Goosby, University of Texas at Austin) who gave an […]