NDSU News | College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies

NDSU graduate student Rocky Kreuser was voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-America third team, it was announced Tuesday, Mar. 15, by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Kreuser’s accolade is the ninth Academic All-America honor of the Division I era for…

The NDSU football team is scheduled to play Montana State University in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision national champiionship game on Saturday, Jan. 8. Kickoff is slated for 11 a.m., at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. The game will be broadcast nationally…

NDSU winter commencement ceremonies are scheduled for Friday, Dec. 17, at Sanford Health Athletic Complex. The commencement ceremony is one of the oldest and most colorful customs that links 21st century education with its origins.

Campus interviews have been scheduled with the three finalists for the NDSU dean of graduate and interdisciplinary studies position. Each also will give an online open forum presentation.

Red River Valley Writing Project consultant and Fargo teacher Caitlin Johnson will be featured on The Write Time podcast with award-winning author Joseph Bruchac at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 10, on Facebook. A production of the National Writing Project, the show pairs…

NDSU graduate student Kishore Chittimalli received a first-place award for his oral presentation in the ASPET Cardiovascular Pharmacology Trainee Showcase held on April 30. His research focuses on cardiovascular disease.

The academic apparel contemporary scholars wear dates back to medieval times and the rise of universities. Medieval scholars dressed in gowns, caps and hoods to distinguish themselves from merchants and other townspeople.

Three doctoral students have won the top awards in the NDSU Three Minute Thesis Competition. Winners were announced Feb. 3. The honorees are:

The NDSU College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies has awarded five fellowships to outstanding students for spring semester. The fellowships provide $2,500 per month plus $2,500 for travel and supplies. The money is a direct appropriation from the legislature…