UND experts on Indian gaming law and policy surprised with UND’s highest academic honor
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A Q&A with Maridee Shogren, the College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines’ new dean
Fall Social Work graduates honored at hooding and pinning ceremonies
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Students and faculty of the UND Social Work department held their hooding and pinning ceremonies for Fall graduates via Zoom on Dec. 15
A journey, a family and a legacy
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Heidi Crawford is among latest graduates of Recruitment & Retention of American Indians into Nursing (RAIN) program
Maridee Shogren named dean of College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines
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Shogren, who has served as interim dean since February, will begin her duties Dec. 1
Finalists named for College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines deanship
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Open forums will be held Nov. 1 for Margaret Moss, Nov. 7 for Maridee Shogren
Introducing The Conversation
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New partnership will help UND show the world our faculty’s important work
UND salutes nursing professionals during National Nurses Week
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The dedicated student nurses, alums and other nursing field professionals from UND have their own stories to share
President, provost surprise two profs with UND’s highest academic honor
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Glenda Lindseth, Julia Zhao earn Chester Fritz Distinguished Professorships
UND College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines dean search begins
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Applications and nominations sought by Jan. 14
College of Nursing & Professional Disciplines dean search begins
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Search committee named; will be chaired by UND Aerospace Dean Robert Kraus
Patrick Schmid, ’20, leans on his own life experiences to tackle the issues of food insecurity and homelessness in his community
Thomasine Heitkamp has spent 39 years helping communities
Rural health isn’t just another issue at the University of North Dakota. It’s a Grand Challenge, meaning a top priority
Meet Amy Oehlke and Pete Tunseth from UND’s Children & Family Services Training Center, which trains North Dakota’s social services workers