Multicultural Affairs in Professional Programs (MAPP)

North Dakota State University (NDSU) and the NDSU's health profession programs are dedicated to creating an inclusive, robust and highly educated student body that reflects the rich range of cultures in the global workplace. The university and college offer students from all backgrounds a welcoming and challenging educational environment in which to prepare for rewarding careers in health care fields and success in life.

Through diversity, students are empowered to seek excellence and grow in their understanding and respect for others. NDSU’s administration, faculty, staff and students embrace diversity and consider it a vital element to quality teaching, research and the best care for patients.

An example of a couple CHP MAPP related/sponsored activities include the Walgreens wing flag display and opportunity-based presentations by Indian Health Services (IHS).

NDSU campus

NDSU serves more than 14,400 students in eight academic units and its main campus encompasses some 30 square blocks. The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education has named the university to the elite “Research University/Very High Research” category, which represents the 108 most successful private and public universities in the United States. NDSU is the first and only institution in North Dakota to receive the prestigious categorization. 

NDSU has more than 100 buildings on its main campus and it also has a major presence in Fargo’s historic downtown area. Among its facilities are laboratories equipped with the newest instruments, a communications center, an elegant fine arts center, research and technology park, student wellness center and some of the best indoor recreational facilities in the region.

The university is a proud fixture in Fargo-Moorhead, a vibrant community with a population of about 230,000 in the metropolitan area. Often cited as a leader in economic development and job creation, the safe and friendly municipality is noted for its entertainment options, wealth of activities, excellent parks and outstanding shopping. 

NDSU is a student-focused, land-grant, research institution that is often described as a national leader and a model for others in higher education. With a national reputation for excellence in education, research and service, NDSU has a positive, lasting impact on the lives of students and the vitality of the community, state, region and nation.

Contact Information

For information about NDSU admissions or to schedule a visit, check out the NDSU Office of Admission website or call 701.231.8643 (toll-free 800.488.NDSU). The Office of Admission can help arrange a visit to campus, including the College of Health Professions.

For additional information about Multicultural Affairs in Professional Programs, contact Dana Davis.

Contact

Aleisha Lokken
Director of Student Affairs
231.7837

 

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