Dickinson State University (DSU) is building a five-year plan for the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program (TRHLP). Part of that plan was to bring in a recognized Roosevelt scholar, which was accomplished when Stacy Cordery agreed to serve as the Dennis & Vaune Johnson endowed chair for Theodore Roosevelt honors leadership studies and the director of the TRHLP for one academic year.
Emily Klym ’12 grew up in southeast North Dakota but has found her place on the Western Edge. Take a couple minutes to learn how her life has come full circle and what role DSU played.
Article courtesy of the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation.
Klym has directed the organization’s accounting activities as controller since 2018
(Medora, ND) – The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation (TRMF) is happy to announce that Emily Klym, an Edgeley native who graduated from Dickinson State University in 2012, has assumed the mantle of Chief Financial Officer for the organization.
Dickinson State University’s (DSU) Nursing Students’ Association (NSA) recently selected Teresa Bren as the 2022 Nurse Educator of the Year (NEDY).
Erin Berger, assistant professor of nursing at Dickinson State University (DSU), has been named the Best College Professor for 2022 in The Dickinson Press’ annual Best of the Western Edge contest, an accolade she also won last year.
Duane Monlux ’99 graduated DSU with a double major, receiving degrees in composite science and physical education. Although he’s coaching another North Star Conference team, we’re proud he’ll forever be a member of the Blue Hawk family!
Written by Karter Kudrna, DSU Student Intern
Dickinson State University (DSU) alumni Grace Thorson ’19 and Adam Jangula ’97 visited Associate Professor of Sociology Karen Hale Lewis’ Introduction to Corrections class this fall to speak about what they do, pique students’ interest in the corrections field, give their perspectives on attending DSU, and answer student questions about their respective jobs or career fields.
Dickinson native Dylan Skabo ’18 graduated Dickinson High School in 2014 before earning his Bachelor of Science in accounting and business administration with a minor in leadership through the TRHLP (Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program). We caught up with him to see what he’s up to now.
Meet Sagan Osborne ’18, DSU’s new professional advisor and career development specialist.
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Mackenzie Hicks ’18 was recently hired as the new Campus Activities Coordinator and resident director of Selke Hall at Dickinson State University.
