"Our students will not be fully prepared for a diverse, global work world if they are not part of an inclusive university environment. We must diversify our faculty, staff, and student body, as this is absolutely the right thing to do for all of us."
-President Joseph A. Chapman
The NDSU Couple and Family Therapy program is this year's recipients of the President's Diversity Impact Award. The award was presented to Tom Stone Carlson, Christine McGeorge and Kristen Benson by Evie Myers, Vice President for Equity, Diversity and Global Outreach. The Impact Award was created in 2007 to recognize individuals, groups and units that have demonstrated a significant contribution to advancing diversity as related to the strategic plan of the President's Diversity Council.
NDSU News:
Perceptions on the Recruitment and Retention of Women at NDSU Presentation. To see the presentation click here.President Chapman Outlines Plans for Global Impact.
Couple and Family Therapy Program wins Impact Award.
Vondall-Rieke named program coordinator. To read more click here.
Larson named assistant director of study abroad.
The Office of the General Counsel listed as a resource, NDSU family friendly policies, on their website. To see them click here.
Brooks, Koriko, Mathers inducted into Tapestry of Diverse Talents.
NDSU international student enrollment growing! For the CBS news story click here.
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