Dickinson State University held the 2022 Faculty and Staff Recognition & Awards Ceremony Monday, May 2, 2022, in the DSU Student Center Ballroom. The following individuals were recognized for excellence in their respective areas.
Meet DSU’s new programming specialist at the Williston State College campus, Anthony Campbell!
Tell us a little about yourself, Anthony.
To try to lessen an ag teacher shortage throughout the region, Dickinson State University is partnering with North Dakota State University to train more potential ag teachers through an innovative master’s degree program.
With a national shortage of qualified teachers, North Dakota State and Dickinson State universities collaborate on a solution.
The Office of Career Services at Dickinson State University (DSU) hosted a series of events on campus this spring to assist students as they prepare for their next year at DSU or life after graduation. Stephanie Osborne, professional advisor and career services specialist, organized the events and plans to host them again in future semesters and years due to their success.
“From the Hawks’ Nest” is a monthly column written by Dickinson State University President Steve Easton for The Dickinson Press.
In my first monthly column, I shared with you how Dickinson State University (DSU) improved the lives of many generations of my family in fulfilling its mission of providing high quality, accessible programs. Now, more than 100 years after the University’s inception in 1918, our staff and faculty continue to be innovative leaders in higher education, expanding access to education for students near and far.
Written by Kayden Heckaman, DSU Student Intern
Dickinson State University (DSU) Bismarck Instructor of Education and Educational Programs & Data Coordinator Pamela Krueger recently received her doctorate in teaching and learning from the University of North Dakota. Krueger, who has research interests in early reading, writing, and spelling skills along with dyslexia, presented her dissertation titled “Teacher Knowledge of Dyslexia and Foundational Reading Skills.”
Dickinson State University held the 2021 Faculty and Staff Recognition & Awards Ceremony in-person Wednesday, April 21, 2021, at the Biesiot Activities Center. The following individuals were recognized for excellence in their respective areas.
A research paper naming a new species of dinosaur co-authored by Dr. Elizabeth Freedman Fowler, assistant professor of biology at Dickinson State University (DSU), was recently published in PeerJ, an open-access scientific journal.
The DSU Heritage Foundation (DSUHF) recently made two significant changes to its team. Alicia Erickson ’00 was promoted in December from director of alumni relations to the position of development officer for alumni. Kyle Smith ’12 was hired as the development officer for athletics and rodeo.
