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Mark Coppin, NDSU Disability Services director, has written October’s principal leadership article for the webpage for the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The article, “Future Technologies in Special Education,” includes sections titled Universal…

The Office of Institutional Research and Analysis has announced Derisa Collymore, Burgum Hall director, and Hollie Mackey, associate professor of education, have been named NDSU Equity and Inclusion Fellows for the spring 2021 semester.

Lynette Flage has been named NDSU Extension associate director, according to Greg Lardy, NDSU vice president for Agricultural Affairs. “Lynette brings many years of experience to this position,” Lardy said. “She has held positions that span the continuum of roles…

Joel Hanson and Kayla Dewey have received College of Engineering staff awards. Two staff members were honored for their contributions to the success of the NDSU College of Engineering during a virtual awards event on Sept. 23.

NDSU’s annual Celebration of Excellence event will be held online this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The recognition for faculty and staff is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 1, from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Zoom. Faculty and staff were emailed the Zoom link and…

Mark Coppin, director of Disability Services, is featured in the July issue of Disability Compliance for Higher Education. In the article by contributing editor Gary A Enos, Coppin describes the steps his office has taken to meet students’ needs during the pandemic.…

Philip Hunt, registrar at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in Rapid City, has been named NDSU registrar. He is set to begin his new duties on June 1.

April is National Records and Information Management Month. Established in 2002, the month promotes standards and best practices for record keeping and information management and emphasizes the importance of organized records. Records Management leadership wants to…

Two NDSU employees recently completed the LEAD 21 leadership program. LEAD 21 is a one-year leadership development program for individuals in research, academics and Extension from land-grant institutions such as NDSU and their strategic partners throughout the U.S.