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Graduate Research Achievement Day (GRAD) On February 26th, 2025, UND held its annual virtual Graduate Research Achievement Day (GRAD), followed by the in-person program on February 27th. Graduate students across the university had the opportunity to share their research through poster presentations, which were judged by a faculty panel. This year, Kim Berthet, a Ph.D […]

Annual Graduate Research Achievement Day Successfully held at Memorion Union Ballroom 214C Students from the Earth System Science & Policy (ESSP) program displayed their outstanding research achievements through impressive poster and presentations. Their contributions highlighted innovative scientific advancements and demonstrated the depth of their expertise in various research areas. The event provided a valuable platform […]

University of North Dakota photographers display their top picks for 2024.In ESSP department, graduate student Mohammed Alsaadi was chosen in the gallery: 2024 memory Congratulations Mohammed！

October 22rd, UND Memorial Union. ESSP department were in the Major-Minor Grad Fair. Professor Dr. Hammond, along with graduate students Taylor Dolan, Yeqian Xu, Elliot Peltier, Mohammed Alsaadi, Anaí Caparó Bellido were there to assistant and answer the questions they curious. The majority of the discussions centered around the selection of minors, considering career paths, […]

As UND doctoral student Anaí Caparó Bellido can testify, research can take UND graduate students to far corners of world. Read on UND Today

In the article to follow, Dr. Soizik Laguette discusses her past research and how she, and many of her colleagues and students would like to use their knowledge of the past and present to continue researching and directing the school towards a more positive environmental stance. Background The first Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) inventory of […]

Dr. Morgan Burke earned his MS in Geography and his Ph.D. in Earth System Science and Policy at UND. Morgen is remembered as a kind and gentle person who gave freely of his time to assist faculty and fellow students overcome technical issues related to research projects. This Fellowship will support graduate students in Geography […]

  Dr. Rebecca J. Romsdahl’s Mindful Wandering: Nature and Global Travel through the Eyes of a Farmgirl Scientist takes the reader from a Minnesota farm to England, Morocco, Peru and beyond. Part travelogue, part book of essays, and part scientific manifesto, Romsdahl blends her experiences growing up on a Minnesota farm, studying and teaching environmental […]

Thousands venture through halls of UND Aerospace and get first-hand experience with nation’s leading flight school Eight-year-old Andrew Cassanelli controlled a virtual airfield with the help of Hannah Park, an air traffic management major, at Saturday’s Aerospace Community Day. Photo by Connor Murphy/UND Today. With a headset equipped, Andrew Cassanelli felt like he was the […]

  One February 16, Emeritus Professor Michael Hill will chair a symposium at the American Association for Advancement of Science annual meeting in Seattle, WA exploring the current issues surrounding human activities and biodiversity conservation in the grassy biomes (grasslands and savannas) of plant Earth.                 Background: The […]