Home > Organization Directory > Organization Detail

• SHARE
• Tell A Friend
• Feedback

• Tell-a-friend
• Official Website
• Add to My Favorites

University of North Dakota

Founded by the Dakota Territorial Assembly in 1883, six years before statehood, UND was intended to be, and has remained, a university with a strong liberal arts foundation surrounded by a variety of professional and specialized programs. UND is one of only 47 public universities in the nation with both accredited graduate schools of law and medicine. It is admired for its spacious, beautiful campus and extensive resources. The University has earned an international reputation for its academic and research programs. UND enrolls 12,834 students (fall 2006) in 193 fields of study from baccalaureate through doctoral and professional degrees. Fifty-one percent come from North Dakota; the rest represent all other states, seven Canadian provinces, and more than 50 other countries. Location The University is located in Grand Forks, a college town of 50,000 on the Red River of the North separating North Dakota and Minnesota. The campus includes 223 buildings (5.33 million square feet under roof) on 549 acres. Grand Forks is linked by Interstate 29 to Fargo, N.D., 70 miles to the south, and to Winnipeg, Manitoba, 150 miles to the north. The city is 300 miles northwest of Minneapolis and a day’s drive from Chicago, Milwaukee, and Des Moines. Commercial air service links the Grand Forks International Airport to Minneapolis and on to other destinations worldwide. Academic Divisions John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences College of Arts and Sciences College of Business and Public Administration College of Education and Human Development School of Engineering and Mines Graduate School School of Law School of Medicine and Health Sciences College of Nursing Division of Continuing Education Academic Overview Undergraduate education is offered in 193 fields of study and 2,938 courses. The five most popular areas include commercial aviation, elementary education, psychology, communication, and nursing. Undergraduate enrollment totaled 10,370 in fall 2006. Graduate education is offered in 94 programs, including professional programs in law (J.D.) and medicine (M.D.). Graduate and professional enrollment for fall 2006 was 2,464.

• At-a-
  Glance

  • Contact Info

    University of North Dakota

    University Station
    Grand Forks, ND 58202

    Phone: (701) 777-2011

    Official Website

• Current &
  Upcoming Events

  • Current Events

    There are no current events available for this organization at this time.

  • Upcoming Events

    There are no upcoming events available for this organization at this time.

• Past
  Events

  • Past Events

    04/19/10	Roxana Saberi to Speak on UND Campus Chester Fritz Auditorium Roxana Saberi to Speak on UND Campus Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium April 19, 2010 Former Miss North Dakota (1997) Roxana Saberi, who captured world attention following reports of her imprisonment in Iran, will speak at the Chester Fritz Auditorium April 19. Saberi, an Iranian-American, was sentenced to eight years in prison after being accused of spying. Her battle for freedom created an international uproar that included criticism by President Barack Obama and Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D-ND). Saberi was released May 11, 2009, when an Iranian appeals court overturned her...
    04/17/10	Hands On Learning Fair Purpur-Gambucci Arena Hands On Learning Fair Presented by University of North Dakota at Purpur-Gambucci Arena April 17, 2010 The 19th annual HANDS-ON LEARNING FAIR offers exciting learning activities for children birth to age seven, including art, science, water play, music, stories and much, much more. Early Years are Learning Years is the theme for this year’s event, which is in observance of April as the Month of the Young Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. The brain power of a young child is amazing! In the earliest years, the foundation is laid for healthy development, learning, and success...
    04/12/10	Neanderthal Genomics UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes Neanderthal Genomics Presented by University of North Dakota at UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes April 12, 2010 Igor Ovtchinnikov, associate professor of biology, will present an Anatomy and Cell Biology seminar, “Neanderthal Genomics,” at noon Monday, April 12, in Room 5510, School of Medicine & Health Sciences. All are welcome.
    04/08/10- 04/17/10	UND Ceramics Centennial UND Hughes Fine Arts Center UND Ceramics Centennial Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Hughes Fine Arts Center April 8-April 17, 2010 The Ceramics Centennial highlights the historic and contemporary ceramic program at the University of North Dakota. Workshops to open the 50/50 Cable Years/Contemporary Years exhibition feature two internationally recognized clay artists: Robert Archambeau and John Glick. Jim Ulmer, an early 1970’s clay student at UND and owner of Springwood Pottery in Minnesota, will hold a pre-symposium workshop on April 8 and 9th. All events are free and open to the public. The...
    04/08/10	Nigeria Cultural Night UND Memorial Union Nigeria Cultural Night Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union April 8, 2010 The Office of International Programs would like to invite you to Nigeria Culture Night on Thursday, April 8, in the Loading Dock of the Memorial Union at 6:30 p.m. The event will start with a presentation at 6:30, followed by a sampling of Nigerian food. The event is free as always and the food costs $1. Everyone is welcome. -- International Programs.
    04/07/10	Monika Zagar Booktalk and Signing University Bookstore Monika Zagar Booktalk and Signing Presented by University of North Dakota at University Bookstore April 7, 2010 Author of "Knut Hamsun: Dark Side of Literary Brilliance,Monika Žagar, will give a book talk at the UND Bookstore.
    04/07/10	Active Learning in SCALE-UP and Traditional Classrooms UND Memorial Union Active Learning in SCALE-UP and Traditional Classrooms Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union April 7, 2010 The Office of Instructional Development is pleased to announce that Robert Beichner, Director of the STEM Education Initiative and Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor of Physics, North Carolina State University, will present “Active Learning in SCALE-UP and Traditional Classrooms” on Wednesday, April 7, from noon to 1 p.m. in Swanson 16-18. Everyone interested in student learning is invited to attend. Dr. Beichner is one of the nation’s leading experts on...
    04/07/10- 04/09/10	Backpacks for Brilliance Backpacks for Brilliance Presented by University of North Dakota April 7-April 9, 2010 Applebees on Columbia is hosting a "Dine to Donate" fundraiser for Backpacks for Brilliance April 7-9, and you can help! Backpacks for Brilliance is a local non-profit organization that strives to ensure no child with special needs in Grand Forks is deprived of an adequate education. To accomplish this, Backpacks for Brilliance donates backpacks filled with school supplies to special needs children who express a desire for school supplies. In order to participate, print off...
    03/23/10- 04/15/10	Digital Camera Workshop Session Digital Camera Workshop Session Presented by University of North Dakota March 23-April 15, 2010 If you want to learn more about your digital camera, how to take great shots and then how to edit those images in Photoshop, you’ll want to attend workshops on March 23 and/or April 15. The workshops are sponsored by the Graphics and Photography Society (GaPS), a student organization in the Department of Technology. From 4 to 5 p.m. Thursday, April 15, in 235 Starcher Hall, you will learn how to enhance your photographs by applying basic editing functions in Adobe Photoshop software....
    03/09/10	Center for Human Rights and Genocide Studies hosts Chinese legal scholar Zhiyuan Guo as Visiting Fellow Chester Fritz Library Center for Human Rights and Genocide Studies hosts Chinese legal scholar Zhiyuan Guo as Visiting Fellow Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Library March 9, 2010 The UND Center for Human Rights and Genocide Studies (CHRGS) will host Zhiyuan Guo, a highly respected legal scholar and judge from the People's Republic of China. Guo, an attorney, chief arbitrator, professor and director of the Center for Law Application at Anhui University, is scheduled to be on campus for five days as a Visiting Fellow with the Center. He is known for his comparative law research on the theory and practice of alternative dispute resolution and human rights. The schedule...
    10/16/09	An All-Campus Colloquium on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning UND Memorial Union An All-Campus Colloquium on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union October 16, 2009 The Office of Instructional Development and the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs is sponsoring Reflecting on Teaching: An All-Campus Colloquium on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SOTL). The all day colloquium will provide an opportunity for faculty from across campus and the Northern Plains region to engage in discussion about their research on teaching and learning in concurrent panel discussions, forums, workshops, round tables, and individual...
    10/02/09- 10/04/09	Family Weekend UND Memorial Union Family Weekend Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union October 2-October 4, 2009 UND Family Weekend is a great time to visit campus! Families have the opportunity to spend the weekend with their student, as well as attend sessions on their own! Family Weekend also runs in conjunction with Homecoming.
    09/28/09- 10/03/09	Homecoming 2009: Scream Green UND Memorial Union Homecoming 2009: Scream Green Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 28-October 3, 2009 Save the date for Homecoming 2009 Scream Green! Come back and enjoy a jam-packed weekend of things to do and people to see. September 28 - October 3. Featuring: Sioux Awards, Class of 1984 Reuinion, Class of 1959 reunion, Parade, Tailgating, Fighting Sioux Men's Football vs. South Dakota, Johnny Holm concert, and more!
    09/19/09	North Dakota Women's Health Connection UND Memorial Union North Dakota Women's Health Connection Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 19, 2009 The University of North Dakota Department of Family & Community Medicine’s National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health will host our annual North Dakota Women’s Health Connection. The free-of-charge event is open to the public and will be held on the second floor of the Memorial Union on the UND campus.  Our 2009 Connection keynote speaker Patty Purpur, an outstanding athlete and a Grand Forks native, is a nationally recognized health and fitness expert....
    09/10/09	A Day with Winona LaDuke UND Memorial Union A Day with Winona LaDuke Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 10, 2009 Winona LaDuke will be visiting the UND campus to be hornored for her work and to participate in a mini summit with campus and community leaders.
    09/02/09	Volunteer Recruitment Day UND Memorial Union Volunteer Recruitment Day Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 2, 2009 Volunteer Recruitment Day will take place at the University of North Dakota Memorial Union on Wednesday, September 2, 2009 from 9 am to 3 pm in the UND Memorial Union's Loading Dock. This is an opportunity for nonprofit agencies to let students know about volunteer opportunities that will be available during the Fall Semester, 2009.
    07/27/09- 08/07/09	Lego Robotic Camp Lego Robotic Camp Presented by University of North Dakota July 27-August 7, 2009 The UND Computer Science Department present the Lego Robotic Camp. Introductory Camp: Session 1: July 27-31 Session 2: August 3-7 for ages 10-14 1-4 p.m. $70 Advanced Camp: Session 1: July 27-31 Session 2: August 3-7 for ages 10-14 8am - noon $85
    07/20/09- 07/24/09	Children's Movie-Making Camp Children's Movie-Making Camp Presented by University of North Dakota July 20-July 24, 2009 See your stories come to life on the big screen this summer! visit www.english.und.edu/moviemaking.htm for registration form. Places are limited - register early. Classes held on the UND campus. Sponsored by the UND English and UND Art Depts.
    07/13/09	Sushi -- Culinary Corner UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen Sushi -- Culinary Corner Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen July 13, 2009 Join the Health Educator and Dietitian from the GFAFB as they each you how to make your own Sushi. There will be a demonstration on making some basic rolls and then ingredients will be provided for you to create your own. Cost: $10/person To register, go online to www.wellness.und.edu- click on Nutrition and Culinary Corner. Space is limited, so register today.
    07/13/09- 07/24/09	Foriegn Language Camps Foriegn Language Camps Presented by University of North Dakota July 13-July 24, 2009 Local experienced language teachers are offering Spanish, German and French language camps for ages 6-13.
    07/02/09	Coffee with the Kelley's Coffee with the Kelley's Presented by University of North Dakota July 2, 2009 Join University of North Dakota President Robert Kelley and First Lady Marcia Kelley for "Coffee with the Kelleys" Thursday, July 2, at the REAC 1 building on the UND campus (at 4201 James Ray Drive, next to the Hilton Garden Inn). REAC 1 features a snack bar operated by Dakota Harvest. The conversation will begin at 7:30 a.m. and run until 8:15 a.m. Refreshments will be provided. Bob and Marcia want to hear from you. Bring your comments and questions and visit in a...
    06/01/09- 06/12/09	Adult's Movie-Making Camp Adult's Movie-Making Camp Presented by University of North Dakota June 1-June 12, 2009 See your stories come to life on the big screen this summer! visit www.english.und.edu/moviemaking.htm for registration form. Places are limited - register early. Classes held on the UND campus. Sponsored by the UND English and UND Art Depts.
    05/18/09	40 Hour Family Mediation Seminar UND Memorial Union 40 Hour Family Mediation Seminar Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union May 18, 2009 Learn the skills necessary to become a family mediator during one of our Family Mediation seminars. Our Family Mediation seminar will cover: Understanding the dynamics of conflict Impact of family conflict and divorce on parents and children Transformative Mediation Theory Role of empowerment and recognition Mediator skills and interventions Ethics Domestic violence issues Role of family law in mediation A significant portion of the seminar is also devoted to mediation practice where you...
    05/18/09- 05/22/09	Adult's Advanced Screen Writing Adult's Advanced Screen Writing Presented by University of North Dakota May 18-May 22, 2009 See your stories come to life on the big screen this summer! visit www.english.und.edu/moviemaking.htm for registration form. Places are limited - register early. Classes held on the UND campus. Sponsored by the UND English and UND Art Depts.
    05/08/09	UND Staff Appreciation Luncheon/Spring Fling UND Memorial Union Ballroom UND Staff Appreciation Luncheon/Spring Fling Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom May 8, 2009 Lunch will include sloppy joes, potato salad, macaroni salad, baked beans, beverage and dessert. Limited vegetarian option available. Entertainment provided by "The Diers."
    05/07/09	Awards and Recognition Reception Awards and Recognition Reception Presented by University of North Dakota May 7, 2009 The Department of Political Science and Public Administration will host its Second Annual Awards and Recognition Reception. There will be a short program starting at 5 p.m. Please join us in celebrating the outstanding students and faculty of what we believe has become and will continue to be one of the best small departments of Political Science and Public Administration in the United States. The program will include a number of highlights. We will recognize our graduating seniors, students...
    05/06/09	Young Legislators UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Young Legislators Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl May 6, 2009 On Wednesday, May 6, 2009 the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, in conjunction with the Bureau of Governmental Affairs and the Political Science honors society, Pi Sigma Alpha, will host the Wenstrom Lecture at 7 p.m. in the Lecture Bowl of the Student Union. Established through the generosity of the family of the late Lieutenant Governor Frank Wenstrom, this event focuses on North Dakota politics. This year’s theme will be “Young Legislators.” We...
    05/05/09	Dakota Harvest Bakers: Breadmakers' Secrets UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen Dakota Harvest Bakers: Breadmakers' Secrets Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen May 5, 2009 Join the bread experts from Dakota Harvest Bakers as they share some bread making secrets. This hands-on class will be one to remember! Cost is $10 per session. To register: www.wellness.und.edu, and click on "Nutrition and Culinary Corner."
    05/03/09	Community-Refugee Picnic University Park Community-Refugee Picnic Presented by University of North Dakota at University Park May 3, 2009 The UND Honors Program and Global Friends Coalition will be hosting a picnic to foster relations between refugees and the broader community. The meal is potluck, to allow for cultural exchange. Plates, utensils, and beverages will be provided.
    05/02/09	The Big Event The Big Event Presented by University of North Dakota May 2, 2009 A one-day Community Service Project where UND students, faculty, and staff say THANK YOU to the Greater Grand Forks Community for their support of UND.
    05/02/09	UND Apartment Community Rummage Sale University Children's Center UND Apartment Community Rummage Sale Presented by University of North Dakota at University Children's Center May 2, 2009 UND apartment Community Center(525 Stanford Rd)
    04/30/09	, Serbofilia, Sex, and Suicide: The Mad World of Slovene Literature and Politics Around 1900 , Serbofilia, Sex, and Suicide: The Mad World of Slovene Literature and Politics Around 1900 Presented by University of North Dakota April 30, 2009 Professor John Cox of North Dakota State University Department of History will lecture on "Socialism, Serbofilia, Sex, and Suicide: The Mad World of Slovene Literature and Politics Around 1900." The talk will take place in Gamble Hall, room 280.
    04/30/09	Land Surface Phenologies across Asia: The Challenge of Attribution UND - Clifford Hall Auditorium, Room 210 Land Surface Phenologies across Asia: The Challenge of Attribution Presented by University of North Dakota at UND - Clifford Hall Auditorium, Room 210 April 30, 2009 Geoffrey Henebry, professor of Biology and Geography at South Dakota State University, will present "Changing Land Surface Phenologies across Asia: The Challenge of Attribution." Refreshments will be served a half-hour before the presentation. This presentation is part of the UND Earth System Science and Policy Spring 2009 Colloquium Series.
    04/29/09	Retirement Reception for Janet Moen North Dakota Museum of Art Retirement Reception for Janet Moen Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art April 29, 2009 Please join us at a reception to honor Janet Kelly Moen for her 24 years of outstanding service to Sociology, Peace Studies, Conflict Resolution and International Programs.
    04/29/09	Architects in Film UND Merrifield Hall Architects in Film Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall April 29, 2009 Elizabeth Birmingham, associate professor of English, North Dakota State University, will present "Architects in Film: What Americans Always Think They Know About Architects, Even if They Don’t Know Much about Architecture." The discussion will take place at UND, in Merrifield Hall, room 116.
    04/27/09- 04/30/09	Street Bound Col. Eugene E. Myers Gallery Street Bound Presented by University of North Dakota at Col. Eugene E. Myers Gallery April 27-April 30, 2009 Every person from every walk of life is compelled to use the street. Whether relying on the street to make a living, to get around, or to find a place to sleep, all people are in some sense bound to the street. Car windshields have become like TV screens where some people view the lives of others for entertainment, like those who slow down to get a quick look at a traffic accident. In contrast, with this exhibition of my works, I hope to shine a warm, illuminating light on the cold streets...
    04/27/09- 04/30/09	Street Bound Col. Eugene E. Myers Gallery Street Bound Presented by University of North Dakota at Col. Eugene E. Myers Gallery April 27-April 30, 2009 Every person from every walk of life is compelled to use the street. Whether relying on the street to make a living, to get around, or to find a place to sleep, all people are in some sense bound to the street. Car windshields have become like TV screens where some people view the lives of others for entertainment, like those who slow down to get a quick look at a traffic accident. In contrast, with this exhibition of my works, I hope to shine a warm, illuminating light on the cold streets...
    04/18/09	Hands On Learning Fair Purpur-Gambucci Arena Hands On Learning Fair Presented by University of North Dakota at Purpur-Gambucci Arena April 18, 2009 The 18th Annual Hands-On Learning Fair will be held on Saturday, April 18, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Purpur Arena in Grand Forks. The Learning Fair features an exciting variety of learning activities for children age birth to 7 and their families—art, science, music, construction, bubbles, water play, and much, much more. There will also be parent information displays, and the mayor’s proclamation will kick off the event at 9:45. The Hands-On Learning Fair is a community...
    02/26/09	The 2009 UND Founders Day Banquet UND Memorial Union Ballroom The 2009 UND Founders Day Banquet Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom February 26, 2009 Join in the 2009 Founders Day Celebration as UND honors employees who have retired or will be retiring in 2008-09; UND faculty and staff who have been employed at the University for 25 years; along with Faculty and departmental award winners. Come early for the social and music beginning at 5:45 p.m. in the Memorial Union Ballroom. Dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 each and can be purchased by contacting Terri Machart in the Office of Ceremonies and Special Events,...
    02/05/09	The Road to Success: Imagine the Possibilities UND Memorial Union The Road to Success: Imagine the Possibilities Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union February 5, 2009 “The Road to Success: Imagine the Possibilities” is the theme of the 22nd Annual Hultberg Lectureship Series presented by the College of Business and Public Administration at the University of North Dakota.  This year’s lecture features four successful female graduates from the University of North Dakota: • Jan Heidinger, Director, Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets, New York, NY • Shirley Martz, CPA and Retired Partner, Brady Martz, Bismarck, ND...
    02/03/09	Astronomy Public Talk Astronomy Public Talk Presented by University of North Dakota February 3, 2009 The Physics Department, University of North Dakota, will be celebrating the International Year of Astronomy 2009 by holding an astronomy & astrophysics public talk and telescope observing session on Tuesday February 3, 2009 at 7pm in Witmer Hall, room 116. The talk, "The Telescope Turns 400: How Galileo Changed Our View of the Universe" will be presented by Dean Smith (Physics/UND). Following the talk, attendees will be given the opportunity to observe the night sky through a...
    01/31/09	John Michael Lerma -- Live Cooking Demonstration UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen John Michael Lerma -- Live Cooking Demonstration Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen January 31, 2009 Mark your calendars -- UND alum, John Michael Lerma, is a Corporate Chef at Kitchen Window in Minneapolis,Minn. and a featured chef at The Chef's Gallery in Stillwater, Minn. John Michael returns to UND for a live cooking demonstration. All are welcome! More information to come. The event is sponsored by the Wellness Center and the English Department.
    01/22/09	Volunteer Recruitment Day UND Memorial Union Ballroom Volunteer Recruitment Day Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom January 22, 2009 Volunteer Recruitment Day at the Spring Involvement Fair will be held and agencies will be on campus to recruit volunteers for the spring semester. Everyone is invited to visit with agency representatives about available opportunities. Faculty and staff, in addition to students, are encouraged to attend. Those programs and departments that require service hours are asked to inform students about Volunteer Recruitment Day. For further information, contact Linda Rains, assistant director for...
    01/15/09	David Linden Public Lecture: The Accidental Mind UND Memorial Union David Linden Public Lecture: The Accidental Mind Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union January 15, 2009 David Linden, author of The Accidental Mind, will present a lecture followed by reception/book signing in Fireside Lounge in the UND Memorial Union.   The Accidental Mind is a new book by David Linden. It seeks to explain how brain evolution has given rise to those qualities that most profoundly shape our human experience. It was published by The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press in March, 2007 and a paperback edition was released in October, 2008.
    12/17/08	Reception to Honor Tami Carmichael Reception to Honor Tami Carmichael Presented by University of North Dakota December 17, 2008 The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) have named Dr. Tami Carmichael, UND's Director of Humanities and Integrated Studies, the 2008 North Dakota Professor of the Year. A reception in her honor is set for 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17, in the J. Lloyd Stone Alumni Center. Everyone is welcome to honor her and recognize the importance of excellence in undergraduate teaching. The U.S....
    12/09/08	Lecture by Paul Worley UND Merrifield Hall Lecture by Paul Worley Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall December 9, 2008 Paul Worley, faculty candidate for assistant professor of Spanish, will speak at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9, in 114 Merrifield Hall. The title of his talk is "if We Don't Tell Them Who Will? The Storyteller and Indigenous Agency in Contemporary Yukatek Maya Literature." He is a doctoral student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
    12/03/08- 12/04/08	Holiday Sale - Ceramic Arts Organization UND Hughes Fine Arts Center Holiday Sale - Ceramic Arts Organization Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Hughes Fine Arts Center December 3-December 4, 2008 Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars): The UND Art Department's Ceramic Arts Organization is holding a Holiday Sale on December 3 & 4 from 8:00am - 7:00pm at the UDN Hughes Fine Arts Center. Artists are UND students, faculty and alumni. All proceeds support the Ceramic Arts Organization activities and its members. CAO is a UND student organization.
    12/02/08	Retro-Rocketry: NASA Looks Back to Move Forward Retro-Rocketry: NASA Looks Back to Move Forward Presented by University of North Dakota December 2, 2008 The physics department will hold an astronomy and astrophysics public talk and telescope observing session at 7 p.m. Tuesday Dec. 2, in 116 Witmer Hall. The talk, "Retro-Rocketry: NASA Looks Back to Move Forward," will be presented by the UND Frozen Fury Rocketry Team. Following the talk, attendees will be given the opportunity to observe the night sky through a telescope (weather permitting).
    11/25/08	Sports Nutrition UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen Sports Nutrition Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen November 25, 2008 Sports Nutrition Tuesday, Nov. 25, 6 p.m. The cost is $5. Whether you are eating before an athletic competition, or a basic training workout, what you eat can make a difference in both your performance and recovery. If you are interested in how fat, carbohydrates, protein, and hydration influence an athlete, then this class is for you. Come join us in the kitchen for a breakdown of sports nutrition into phases, and get the basic knowledge for peak performance. Learn a great...
    11/24/08	Cheap, Fast and Healthy UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen Cheap, Fast and Healthy Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Wellness Center - Burnt Toast Kitchen November 24, 2008 Monday, Nov. 24, 5:30 p.m. Class is free. Come join us Monday nights for Cheap, Fast, and Healthy! The session features tips on shopping for fresh and healthy ingredients, easy to prepare recipes, and cost comparisons. Participants will see the recipe being prepare, enjoy a sample, and leave with a recipe card and nutrition information to make the meal themselves.
    11/24/08	Great Merrifield Pie Challenge UND Merrifield Hall Great Merrifield Pie Challenge Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall November 24, 2008 Are you hungry?   We hope not. However, many of our neighbors are. Please bring a pie to the Great Merrifield Pie Challenge on Monday, 11/24, from 12-1:30 and help raise money for those who truly wonder where their next meal is coming from. Don’t bake? That’s okay. Just come to the first floor of Merrifield Hall and enjoy 3 slivers of pie for $2.00. All proceeds will go to the food pantry at St. Vincent de Paul. The winner of the best pie...
    11/24/08	The Battle for Whiteclay UND Memorial Union Ballroom The Battle for Whiteclay Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom November 24, 2008 The State of Nebraska's refusal to halt alcohol sales to the dry Pine Ridge Indian Reservation from its border town of Whiteclay gets an in-depth look in this new documentary about a century-old problem. Four off-sale beer stores in this 14-person hamlet sell over 11,000 cans of beer a day to an Indian clientele with virtually no legal place to drink it. Struggling with crippling poverty and epidemic alcohol abuse that afflicts 4 out of 5 families, the Oglala Sioux Tribe has for decades...
    11/21/08	North Dakota's New Geography UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl North Dakota's New Geography Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl November 21, 2008 John C. Hudson, director of the program in geography at Northwestern University, will discuss how high crop prices, developing international markets, and advances in grain transportation technology have contributed to a new strategic significance for northern Great Plains agriculture at 11 a.m Friday, Nov. 21, in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl. The free, public lecture is sponsored by the Department of Geography. Hudson, who taught at UND from 1966-1968, is visiting during Geography Action...
    11/21/08	Bakken Geologic and Reservoir Engineering Technical Evaluation Methods Bakken Geologic and Reservoir Engineering Technical Evaluation Methods Presented by University of North Dakota November 21, 2008 David Brimberry, Bakken project subsurface manager at Marathon Oil Company, will give two LEEPS lectures Friday, Nov. 21. Both presentations are in 109 Leonard Hall. At noon, Brimberry will speak on "Bakken Geologic and Reservoir Engineering Technical Evaluation Methods." At 3 p.m., he will speak on one of two topics, depending on interest: "The Importance of Integrated Subsurface Solutions" or "Resource Estimation Approaches." Both topics include examples from...
    11/21/08	Turning Crocodiles into Birds: Lessons from Altering Cardiac Anatomy Turning Crocodiles into Birds: Lessons from Altering Cardiac Anatomy Presented by University of North Dakota November 21, 2008 James Hicks, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of California, Irvine, will be the biology fall 2008 George C. Wheeler Distinguished Lecturer.  Hicks will deliver two presentations, the first of which, "Wall-E and the Professor: The Effects of Space Physiology and Form," will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl. Another presentation, titled "Turning Crocodiles into Birds: Lessons from Altering...
    11/20/08	Japan Night UND Memorial Union Japan Night Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union November 20, 2008 Experience the culture of Japan at Japan Night at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, at the Loading Dock, Memorial Union. The event is free and you may sample Japanese food for $1.
    11/17/08	The Ghost Riders UND Memorial Union Ballroom The Ghost Riders Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom November 17, 2008 Seven generations ago the horrifying and fate-sealing event of the Massacre at Wounded Knee unfolded. Among Natives, the Massacre of 1890 is commonly observed as the final nail in the coffin of what is nostalgically called the old way of life. Nearly one hundred years later a Lakota leader and educator, began having a recurring dream in which he saw his fellow tribe's people riding into Wounded Knee just as his ancestors had done before. In his dream, once his people arrived at the site of...
    11/10/08	Standing Silent Nation UND Memorial Union Ballroom Standing Silent Nation Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom November 10, 2008 When the Oglala Sioux Tribe passed an ordinance separating industrial hemp from its illegal cousin, marijuana, Alex White Plume and his family glimpsed a brighter future.Having researched hemp as a sustainable crop that would grow in the inhospitable soil of the South Dakota Badlands, the White Plumes envisioned a new economy that would impact the 85% unemployment rate on the Pine Ridge Reservation. They never dreamed they would find themselves swept up in a struggle over tribal sovereignty,...
    11/05/08	Stone Soup Awards Program UND Memorial Union Ballroom Stone Soup Awards Program Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom November 5, 2008 Registration is now available for the Stone Soup Awards Program and Luncheon Wednesday, Nov. 5, sponsored by the UND Center for Community Engagement. It will be held in the Memorial Union Ballroom, beginning at 11:30 a.m. with registration and exhibits.  President Robert Kelley and Grand Forks Mayor Michael Brown will serve a unique vegetarian stone soup symbolizing the collaborative efforts that sustain a community, like the old folk tale of the travelers who start a soup with a...
    11/04/08	Graduate & Professional School Information Day UND Memorial Union Ballroom Graduate & Professional School Information Day Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom November 4, 2008 If you are considering graduate education, don't miss the first Graduate and Professional School Information Day. It will be held in the Ballroom of the Memorial Union, November 4, from 10am - 3pm. This event is free and open to the public. Collect information from various departments and schools including: • University of North Dakota • University of Minnesota • North Dakota State University • Creighton University • William Mitchell College of Law • University...
    11/03/08	Miss Navajo UND Memorial Union Ballroom Miss Navajo Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom November 3, 2008 From World of Wonder Productions and filmmaker Billy Luther, whose own mother was crowned Miss Navajo 1966, the film reveals the inner beauty of the young women who compete in this celebration of womanhood. Not only must contestants exhibit poise and grace as those in typical pageants, they must also answer tough questions in Navajo and demonstrate proficiency in skills essential to daily tribal life: fry-bread making, rug weaving and sheep butchering. The film follows the path of...
    10/30/08	Mini Mobile Health Fair UND Wellness Center Mini Mobile Health Fair Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Wellness Center October 30, 2008 Do you know your numbers? Work Well has teamed up with the College of Nursing to provide free health screening. Breakfast is on us.  Thursday, Oct. 23, Swanson Hall, Room 10-12, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 30, Facilities, second floor, Lunch Room, 6:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. (includes flu shot clinic). Congratulations to Jan Orvik, Audrey Rambough, and Kathleen Howes for being the first ones to complete their screening and their PHA's! They are already registered for...
    10/29/08	War and Terrorism: Just War Theory War and Terrorism: Just War Theory Presented by University of North Dakota October 29, 2008 Join Campus Ministry Association, representing Christus Rex, Newman Center, United Campus Ministry, and Wittenberg Lutheran Chapel for the fall Theology for Lunch series. The topic and presenters for the fall series will be:  Politics and Faith: Hot Topic Issues * Oct. 22 – "Economy: Who and How Much to Tax? – Patrick O’Neill, economics, and Robert Dosch, accountancy, UND * Oct. 29 – "War and Terrorism: Just War Theory" –...
    10/28/08	Walk-through of UND President's Home Walk-through of UND President's Home Presented by University of North Dakota October 28, 2008 President Robert and Marcia Kelley cordially invite all faculty and staff to tour University House, the new residence for the President of UND. The walk-through is scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28.
    10/28/08- 10/29/08	Supreme Court to hear arguments at Law School Supreme Court to hear arguments at Law School Presented by University of North Dakota October 28-October 29, 2008 The North Dakota Supreme Court will hear two oral arguments at the School of Law Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 28 and 29, 2 in the Baker Courtroom. The arguments will begin at 10:10 a.m. each day.  The Supreme Court visit to the law school provides a unique opportunity for the members of the law school community, UND campus and surrounding area to see the state’s highest court in session. In addition to hearing cases, the Supreme Court will judge the final argument of the law...
    10/28/08	Thomas O'Neil - Reception Thomas O'Neil - Reception Presented by University of North Dakota October 28, 2008 A reception will be held for Thomas O’Neil, associate professor in computer science, in appreciation for chairing the computer science department from January 1998 through June 2008. The reception will take place from 2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28, in 203 Streibel Hall. Everyone is welcome to attend.
    10/28/08	Money, Power, and Influence: What is the role of ethics in politics UND Memorial Union Ballroom Money, Power, and Influence: What is the role of ethics in politics Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom October 28, 2008 "Money, Power, and Influence: What is the role of ethics in politics" is the title of the fourth annual Olafson Ethics Symposium to be held Tuesday, Oct. 28, beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union's Ballroom. The three-hour Symposium will include two presentations, a pizza social and round table discussion that focuses on ethics and politics.  The event is free and open to all UND students and the Greater Grand Forks community. The event will begin with a...
    10/24/08	UND Delta Tau Delta's 18th Annual Halloween Event UND Delta Tau Delta's 18th Annual Halloween Event Presented by University of North Dakota October 24, 2008 Get spooky this season with a family tradition! Recommended for ages 10 and up. FREE parking behind the house. SAVE up to two dollars with two non-perishable food items. Tours available 7pm-Midnight. Five dollars per tour guest. All Proceeds benefit The Children’s Cancer Research Fund in memory of Matthew Hoff.
    10/24/08	World Poetry Evening UND Memorial Union World Poetry Evening Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union October 24, 2008 Please join us for World Poetry Evening as we listen to international poetry read in original languages, including Arabic, German, Bosnian, Hebrew, Spanish, and a Swiss dialect. We are still signing up readers. If interested, please contact Dr. Czerwiec at heidi.czerwiec@und.nodak.edu, or Dr. Berwald at olaf.berwald@und.nodak.edu.
    10/23/08	Nature's Experiment with Humans, Humans' Experiment with Nature UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Nature's Experiment with Humans, Humans' Experiment with Nature Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl October 23, 2008 Dr. George Seielstad is the first recipient of the Benediktson Chair and in appreciation, he is presenting public lectures on the wonders of science. Humans are extraordinarily clever and have accomplished miraculous things. In the twentieth century alone, we have built telescopes that peer to the beginning of time, particle accelerators that probe the origin of matter, spaceships that travel beyond the Solar System, gene sequencers that reconstruct the history of life, supercomputers that...
    10/22/08	Google Sketch-up Workshop Google Sketch-up Workshop Presented by University of North Dakota October 22, 2008 The Graphics and Photography Society (GaPS) student organization is sponsoring a Google Sketchup workshop led by John Freden. Google SketchUp is free software that you can use to create, share and present 3D models. Whether you want to design a new deck for your house, model your business and put it in Google Earth, or design a new living room sofa, you can use SketchUp to see your ideas in 3D. And when you're done, you can export an image, make a movie or print out a view of what you...
    10/22/08	Democracy, Labor, and the Prosperity Myth -- Michael Parenti UND Memorial Union Ballroom Democracy, Labor, and the Prosperity Myth -- Michael Parenti Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom October 22, 2008 The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), the Multicultural Awareness Committee, the Department of Educational Foundations and Research, and the Arts and Sciences Interdisciplinary Speakers Series proudly present award-winning writer and internationally renowned speaker, Dr. Michael Parenti. Dr. Parenti is a leading progressive political analyst and author of 20 books. Some of his books will be for sale, courtesy of UND Barnes & Noble. Dr. Parenti will be available book signing, after...
    10/20/08	Great Conversation Series with Stephen Bloom Chester Fritz Auditorium Great Conversation Series with Stephen Bloom Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium October 20, 2008 The fall Great Conversation Series features nationally known journalist and author, Stephen Bloom. Mr. Blooms non-fiction book Postville: A Class of Cultures in Heartland America focuses on changes confronting a small, predominately Lutheran, Iowa town after 150 Lubavitcher Jews settle there, buy a local business and become the community's new power brokers. This book and other essays will be the basis for discussion and conversation at this event. Attendees are encouraged to read Bloom's...
    10/20/08	Stephen Bloom -- Book Discussion Follette Bookstore Stephen Bloom -- Book Discussion Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore October 20, 2008 Join us today. at UND's Barnes and Noble for a discussion of author and professor Stephen Bloom's book, "Postville: A Clash of Cultures in the Heartland of America". Leading the discussion is Dr. Kim Porter, Chair of the History Department.  The University also invites everyone to Stephen Bloom's appearance for a Great Conversation. Where: Chester Fritz Aucitorium When: October 20th Time: 7 P.M.
    10/19/08	Gunnar Sonsteby UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Gunnar Sonsteby Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl October 19, 2008 Gunnar Sonsteby--World War II hero, leader of the Norwegian resistance to Nazi occupation, author, and former body guard to the King of Norway--will give a public talk about his experiences. He will be joined by Ivar Kraglund, assistant director of Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum and Anne Myklebust, Cultural Affairs Officer for the Royal Norwegian Embassy.
    10/18/08	Northern Lights Psychology Conference UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Northern Lights Psychology Conference Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl October 18, 2008 Elizabeth Loftus will give the keynote address titled "Rich False Memories" at the 2008 Northern Lights Psychology Conference. Dr. Loftus' talk is free and open to the public. She is a distinguished professor in the Department of Psychology and Social Behavior, Department of Criminology, Law, and Society, and the Department of Cognitive Sciences at the University of California, Irvine.
    10/17/08	Writing Seminar UND Merrifield Hall Writing Seminar Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall October 17, 2008 Avg. Event Rating (5.0 Stars): Please register now for the Center for Community Engagement’s Alvin E. Austin Memorial Seminar, “Writing Your Family Memoirs," to be presented by Archie N. Hill, former UND professor of journalism and colleague of Al Austin. Bring your family memories and your favorite writing utensils or a laptop. Hill will give pointers on effective and exciting ways to use words to "show" rather than "tell" your story, with attention given to words that appeal...
    10/17/08	Evening of the Arts Empire Arts Center Evening of the Arts Presented by University of North Dakota at Empire Arts Center October 17, 2008 Please join Dean Martha Potvin and the College of Arts and Sciences as we celebrate an Evening of the Arts as part of Homecoming 2008. The social begins at 6:30 p.m. with complimentary hors d'oeuvres. Art exhibits feature art from UND students, faculty, and alumni. Mini concerts are from UND groups: Steel Pan Band, 12 O'clock Jazz Ensemble, Varsity Bards, and music assistant professor Alejandro Drago on violin. Special guests include David, '70 & Gay, '69 Williamson; Jennifer Thorson,...
    10/13/08- 10/18/08	University of North Dakota Homecoming 2008 University of North Dakota Homecoming 2008 Presented by University of North Dakota October 13-October 18, 2008 A week's worth of alumni events will culminate on Saturday with a Homecoming Parade at 10 AM, followed by a Tailgate Party and UND football game at the Alerus Center.
    10/10/08	The Lost Art of Listening UND Memorial Union The Lost Art of Listening Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union October 10, 2008 Fine tune your ability to listen, to increase your effectiveness at work, with customers, clients, colleagues and others. A half day workshop to help you develop stronger listening skills with your family, friends, and clients. Too often we are not fully attentive to those who count on us to give insightful and meaningful responses to important personal and professional issues. Learn why we don't listen attentively, how careful listening has become and necessity in our fast paced lives, and...
    10/10/08	Difficult Conversations UND Memorial Union Difficult Conversations Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union October 10, 2008 Effective work relationships, strong careers, and well-functioning organizations all draw from the same source of power: the ability to talk openly about high-stakes, emotional and controversial topics. Attend this workshop to learn and practice the skills required to successfully have difficult conversations. Professional/Continuing Education Credits available. Join us in the Badlands Room, UND Memorial Union, Grand Forks, ND
    10/07/08	Astronomy public talk, telescope observing session Astronomy public talk, telescope observing session Presented by University of North Dakota October 7, 2008 The Department of Physics will hold an astronomy public talk and telescope observing session at 7 p.m. Tuesday Oct. 7, in 116 Witmer Hall. The talk, "Near-Earth Objects, Dinosaurs, and You" will be presented by Mike Gaffey (space studies). Following the talk, attendees will be given the opportunity to observe the night sky through a telescope (weather permitting).
    10/07/08	HECUA Grantts - Information Session HECUA Grantts - Information Session Presented by University of North Dakota October 7, 2008 The Partners Internship Program (PIP) grants internship awards to nonprofit organizations in Minnesota, North Dakota, and northwestern Wisconsin. Each recipient organization hires an undergraduate student to manage a project designed by the organization. HECUA staff will be available to provide information, advise organizations on potential internship projects, and answer questions about the program. Eligible organizations must have a 501c(3) or (4) status.
    10/06/08- 10/10/08	14th Annual Clothesline Project UND Memorial Union Ballroom 14th Annual Clothesline Project Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom October 6-October 10, 2008 What is the Clothesline Project? It's display of t-shirts hung on clotheslines, demonstrating the effects of domestic violence, sexual assault, incest and other forms of violence in our society. Each t-shirt represents a particular adult's, young adult's, or child’s experience. The t-shirts are decorated by survivors as well as family members and friends of victims of such violence. All of the t-shirts are made by residents of North Dakota which emphasizes the fact that VIOLENCE...
    10/06/08- 10/10/08	The 14th Annual Clothesline Project UND Memorial Union Ballroom The 14th Annual Clothesline Project Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom October 6-October 10, 2008 What is the Clothesline Project? A display of t-shirts hung on clotheslines, demonstrating the effects of domestic violence, sexual assault, incest and other forms of violence in our society. Each t-shirt represents a particular adult's, young adult's, or child’s experience. The t-shirts are decorated by survivors as well as family members and friends of victims of such violence. All of the t-shirts are made by residents of North Dakota which emphasizes the fact that VIOLENCE...
    10/03/08	29th Annual Writers Conference in Children's Literature UND Memorial Union 29th Annual Writers Conference in Children's Literature Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union October 3, 2008 Join us at the Writers Conference in Children's Literature as this year's featured Writer's are: Andrea Weiss Editorial Director, Evan-Moor Educational Publishers; Mary Rude Author; Sarah Shumway, Editor, Dutton Children's Books; Will Weaver Author; Jean L. S. Patrick SCBWI Regional Advisor for the Dakotas; Yvette LaPierre, conference Co-Director/author.  For Further Information contact the Conference Committee at: October 3 6:30 Reception and Early Registration...
    10/02/08	Serves One Serves One Presented by University of North Dakota October 2, 2008 Serves One Thursday, Oct. 2, 6 p.m.; cost is $5 Do you find yourself making the same old dinner every night because you're cooking for one? Or do you just enjoy learning new and healthy recipes that you can make for yourself any night of the week? Either way you should join us in the Burnt Toast Kitchen Thursday, Oct. 2. We will learn how to make quick and healthy recipes for one.
    10/02/08- 10/04/08	Chester Fritz Library Book Sale Chester Fritz Library Book Sale Presented by University of North Dakota October 2-October 4, 2008 The Chester Fritz Library will hold a book sale in the Main Reading Room (second floor) Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 2, 3, and 4. There will be hundreds of non-fiction, fiction and reference titles available, covering almost every subject. The sale will run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3, and Saturday, Oct. 4. Most books will be sold for one dollar (hardcover) or 50 cents (paperback). A table of special books will be priced slightly higher...
    10/01/08	Emotional Eating Emotional Eating Presented by University of North Dakota October 1, 2008 Emotional Eating Wednesday, Oct. 1, 6 p.m.; cost is $5 This class if for anyone who has ever craved a certain food. Whether it be salty foods, sugar, or carbs there is a reason for it. To gain a better understanding of why you crave the foods you do and eat when you are not hungry, come learn about the emotional aspects behind eating. We will demonstrate how you can maintain these cravings with more than just will power.
    10/01/08	Fall Career Fair Hyslop Sports Center Fall Career Fair Presented by University of North Dakota at Hyslop Sports Center October 1, 2008 Dress professionally and bring copies of your resume. Attend our Career Fair Success Session on September 23rd to master the three minute interview.
    09/30/08	Burnt Toast Burnt Toast Presented by University of North Dakota September 30, 2008 German Cooking Tuesday, Sept. 30, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? No need! Learn how to make spätzle (egg noodles/dumplings) dishes on the stove top or in the oven. Each participant will help prepare the recipe, taste the final product, and take a recipe card home to try it on your own.
    09/29/08- 12/01/08	Cheap, Fast & Healthy Foods Cheap, Fast & Healthy Foods Presented by University of North Dakota September 29-December 1, 2008 Cheap, Fast, and Healthy Cost is free; time is 5:30 to 6 p.m. every Monday during the school year. Are you on a hectic schedule and tight budget? Are you sick of going through the drive through and ordering unhealthy food just because it’s convenient? Come join us Monday nights for Cheap, Fast, and Healthy! Each 30-minute session will feature tips on shopping for fresh and healthy ingredients, easy to prepare recipes, and cost comparisons.  Class participants...
    09/29/08	Travis Roy: 11 Seconds Chester Fritz Auditorium Travis Roy: 11 Seconds Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium September 29, 2008 Travis Roy, a young hopeful in the world of hockey, finally realized his lifelong dream - only to see it turn, in an instant, into an unexpected nightmare. Yet for Travis, another saga was about to begin. That story, a drama of courage, determination, and the power of love, would open up an astonishing new life for one extraordinary young man - and touch the hearts of millions. Travis Roy was a promising 20-year-old hockey star. Then moments into...
    09/28/08	Postville: Book Discussion Follette Bookstore Postville: Book Discussion Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore September 28, 2008 Join us in discussing Stephen Bloom's book "Postville: A Clash of Cultures in Heartland America," September 28, 3 p.m. at the Barnes & Noble Coffee Shop. The book discussion will prepare participants for Bloom's Great Conversation Oct. 20. Kim Porter, chair of the history department, will be the facilitator. As a guy who spent much of his career as a journalist, Stephen Bloom knows a good story when he hears one. And when he first heard about a community of Hasidic Jews...
    09/25/08- 09/27/08	John F. Kennedy: History, Memory, Legacy UND Memorial Union John F. Kennedy: History, Memory, Legacy Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 25-September 27, 2008 To commemorate the 45th anniversary of the President's Grand Forks visit, the University of North Dakota is organizing a conference to foster interdisciplinary discussion and analysis of the issues addressed in JFK's UND speech, as well as other significant issues of the Kennedy era including civil rights, space exploration, the nuclear threat, and the influence of the media on presidential politics. The Conference will also explore issues related to the President's assassination within...
    09/24/08	Ultimate Road Trip UND Memorial Union Ultimate Road Trip Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 24, 2008 Presented by Monster.com, hosted by Career Services. Learn about time management and the power of Co-ops/Internships. Tips on getting good grades and the importance of meaningful extra curricular activities.
    09/23/08- 12/09/08	Global Visions Film Series UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Global Visions Film Series Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl September 23-December 9, 2008 Global Visions film series to start Tuesday, September 23, 2008 in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl at the University of North Dakota The Global Visions Film Series begins its 6th year at UND. In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the adoption and proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Global Visions will feature films on and about human rights from a global perspective. The Global Vision Film Series (GVFS) is a forum that promotes diversity in North Dakota through...
    09/20/08	North Dakota Women's Health Connection UND Memorial Union North Dakota Women's Health Connection Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 20, 2008
    09/19/08	ND EPSCoR -- 2008 State Conference UND Memorial Union ND EPSCoR -- 2008 State Conference Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 19, 2008 The North Dakota Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) 2008 State Conference theme is “The Dimensions of North Dakota EPSCoR.” The event begins with registration and a complimentary continental breakfast. Two hundred faculty and students from North Dakota universities and colleges are expected to register for the event. Senators Conrad and Dorgan, along with Representative Pomeroy and Gov. Hoeven have been invited to welcome conference participants....
    09/18/08	Reception for female faculty North Dakota Museum of Art Reception for female faculty Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art September 18, 2008 The Women's Center and the President's Advisory Council for Women (PAC-W) are hosting this reception to provide new faculty the opportunity to network with other women on campus. We hope that established faculty members will attend this event to help extend our welcome and provide support to new faculty. The reception is set for 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18, at the North Dakota Museum of Art, 261 Centennial Dr. Refreshments will be served.
    09/17/08	UND to celebrate Constitution Day with speaker on Guantanamo Bay detainees UND to celebrate Constitution Day with speaker on Guantanamo Bay detainees Presented by University of North Dakota September 17, 2008 In celebration of Constitution Day at the University of North Dakota, Wednesday, Sept. 17, the School of Law will host a speaker on military tribunals and the Guantanamo Bay detainees. Colonel Ward Johnson, an alumnus of both the University of North Dakota and the School of Law, will give a public lecture at 12:15 p.m. in the School of Law’s Baker Courtroom. The lecture is free and open to everyone.  From 2004 to 2007, Col. Johnson served on active duty in support of...
    09/13/08	GeoGeographer to discuss emerging strategic significance of North Dakota agriculture UND Memorial Union Ballroom GeoGeographer to discuss emerging strategic significance of North Dakota agriculture Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom September 13, 2008 John C. Hudson, Northwestern University, will discuss how high crop prices, developing international markets, and advances in grain transportation technology have contributed to a new strategic significance for northern Great Plains agriculture. Hudson will deliver his keynote lecture at 12:30 p.m Saturday, Sept. 13, in the Memorial Union Ballroom. The lecture is a part of the Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Division of the Association of American Geographers Conference being held on the UND...
    09/13/08	Geography of 2008 Presidential, Congressional elections to be discussed UND Memorial Union Geography of 2008 Presidential, Congressional elections to be discussed Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 13, 2008 A panel of scholars will discuss the geography of the 2008 presidential and congressional elections at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 13, in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl. The panel will discuss how economic, social, and political events (current economic conditions, race, and the Iraq War in 2008) lead to alterations in voting patterns. They will also discuss historical voting trends, minority voting, effects of the mortgage crises on suburban voting, gender voting, generational voting, and...
    09/12/08	Inauguration -- President Robert Kelley Chester Fritz Auditorium Inauguration -- President Robert Kelley Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium September 12, 2008 The State Board of Higher Educaton, the Faculty, Staff, Students, and Alumni of the University of North Dakota request the honor of your presence at the Inauguration of Dr. Robert O. Kelly, as the 11th President of UND.  A reception will follow in the Chester Fritz Library Reading room.
    09/12/08	dership Lunch Panel Extends Invitation UND Memorial Union dership Lunch Panel Extends Invitation Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 12, 2008 Please attend the lunch panel, “Exploring Issues in Higher Education Leadership,” presented by the 2007-08 members of the President’s Issues in Higher Education Leadership Seminar. Panel members are Mary Baker (teaching and learning), Olaf Berwald (German), Elizabeth Bjerke (aviation), Paul Hardersen (space studies), and Shari Nelson (student success center). To reserve a box lunch, please contact Lisa Moore (777-4141) by Tuesday, Sept. 9. If you are interested in applying...
    09/12/08	Inauguration of President Kelley Chester Fritz Auditorium Inauguration of President Kelley Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium September 12, 2008 2 p.m., Robert O. Kelley officially will be inaugurated president of UND. A public reception will be held following the ceremony in the Reading Room in the Chester Fritz Library. UND classes will be canceled beginning at 1 p.m., to encourage faculty members and students to attend the installation ceremony. Faculty members also have been invited to participate in the ceremony by marching in the procession in academic regalia.
    09/12/08	Inauguration -- President Robert Kelley Chester Fritz Auditorium Inauguration -- President Robert Kelley Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium September 12, 2008 The State Board of Higher Educaton, the Faculty, Staff, Students, and Alumni of the University of North Dakota request the honor of your presence at the Inauguration of Dr. Robert O. Kelly, as the 11th President of UND.  A reception will follow in the Chester Fritz Library Reading room.
    09/11/08	Faculty Lecture Series -- Dr. Bruce Smith North Dakota Museum of Art Faculty Lecture Series -- Dr. Bruce Smith Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art September 11, 2008 Please join us for the 2008 - 2009 season's first talk: Dr. Bruce Smith, dean of the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences.  Reception begins at 4 o'clock; Dr. Smith speaks at 4:30.
    09/11/08	Flight of the Odegard North Dakota Museum of Art Flight of the Odegard Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art September 11, 2008 "Flight of the Odegard," a recently published book about the history of the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences, which, incidentally, is celebrating its 40th anniversary, will be the next topic discussed as part of the University of North Dakota Faculty Lecture Series. Bruce A. Smith, dean of the Odegard School, will give the talk Thursday, Sept. 11, at the North Dakota Museum of Art. A reception starts at 4 p.m., followed by the lecture at 4:30 p.m.  In honor...
    09/11/08	September 11 Tribute UND Memorial Union September 11 Tribute Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 11, 2008 11:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., UND Students, including members of Student Government, will lead the campus in a tribute to the first responders who dedicated their lives to the service of their country and others following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Students also will rededicate a stone monument that sits near a tree planted on the one-year anniversary of the attacks. The ceremony is set to take place near the flagpole in the front of the UND Memorial Union.
    09/10/08- 11/05/08	Nominations accepted for Stone Soup luncheon awards program UND Memorial Union Ballroom Nominations accepted for Stone Soup luncheon awards program Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom September 10-November 5, 2008 UND Faculty and administrators are invited to nominate community partners and UND students, departments, and faculty for well-deserved recognition at a special Center for Community Engagement 2008 Civic Engagement Awards luncheon Nov. 5.  Nominees and award winners will be recognized at a special "Stone Soup" luncheon served with the help of President Robert Kelley and Grand Forks Mayor Mike Brown at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5 in the Memorial Union Ballroom....
    09/09/08	North Dakota Obesity Summit North Dakota Obesity Summit Presented by University of North Dakota September 9, 2008 Brian Wansink, executive director, USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, and author of “Mindless Eating,” will headline a one-day conference focused on overcoming obesity “Obesity in North Dakota: Finding Solutions.” The summit will organize leaders from across the state and across disciplines to address the obesity epidemic in North Dakota with a special focus in the areas of practice, education and research, and public policy. Health care...
    09/08/08	German Freelance Writer, Editor to Speak -- Thomas Jeier Grand Forks Herald Community Room German Freelance Writer, Editor to Speak -- Thomas Jeier Presented by University of North Dakota at Grand Forks Herald Community Room September 8, 2008 Thomas Jeier was grew up in Frankfurt and is one of German's most prolific and successful authors of historical novels and books for young readers about American history. The public is invited to hear him speak about his work. His visit is sponsored by UND German division of the Department of Languages.
    09/05/08	Essential Studies Fall Summit UND Memorial Union Ballroom Essential Studies Fall Summit Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom September 5, 2008 UND begins its innovative new general education program in the fall of 2008 and this event includes a number of sessions to help faculty and advisors learn more about Essential Studies. The whole campus is invited to the Keynote Speech at 1:00 in the Lecture Bowl at the Memorial Union. President Kelley will be there to introduce the new Director of Essential Studies to the campus and Dr. Stephen Brookfield, an internationally recognized expert in post-secondary education, will herald in the...
    09/04/08- 09/05/08	Hydrogen Action Summit Hydrogen Action Summit Presented by University of North Dakota September 4-September 5, 2008 The EERC will host a Hydrogen Action Summit focused on hydrogen technologies at its facilities in Grand Forks. The event is sponsored by U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan’s Red River Valley Research Corridor and will feature strategic presentations on hydrogen production, infrastructure, and utilization. The focus of the action summit is how to implement hydrogen today. Sept. 5, the EERC will dedicate its new $3.5 million NCHT facility. Construction began about two years ago on the...
    09/03/08	Volunteer Recruitment Day UND Memorial Union Volunteer Recruitment Day Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union September 3, 2008 The University of North Dakota welcomes students and community members to the Volunteer Recruitment Day, where students can learn about and sign up for volunteer experiences.
    09/02/08- 12/11/08	Yoga Classes Lotus Meditation Center Yoga Classes Presented by University of North Dakota at Lotus Meditation Center September 2-December 11, 2008 Classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. in the Lotus Meditation Center. Beginners and continuing students are welcome. The first eight-week session ends Oct. 23. The second session runs from Oct. 28 through Dec. 18. The cost is $65 for each session or $10 drop-in fee. Dyan Rey, instructor, can be reached at 772-8840.
    07/25/08	Phil Jackson to Receive Honorary Degree Chester Fritz Auditorium Phil Jackson to Receive Honorary Degree Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium July 25, 2008 Legendary National Basketball Association coach Phil Jackson will return to his Alma Mater, the University of North Dakota, in August to help the University celebrate its 125th anniversary. The 1967 UND graduate will also receive an honorary Doctor of Letters degree at this special convocation, open to the public, and he will spend part of his time at UND visiting with students.
    06/16/08- 06/26/08	Transforming Communities Where We Live, Work & Play Transforming Communities Where We Live, Work & Play Presented by University of North Dakota June 16-June 26, 2008 The Conflict Resolution Center will hold a conference June 22: Transforming Communities Where We Live, Work & Play: A Conference Celebrating 20 Years of Conflict Resolution at UND. We welcome the campus community to join us for a day of thinking and learning about peacemaking and conflict resolution in a variety of contexts. There will be a welcoming breakfast plenary. Choose from 12 1.5-hour sessions; enjoy a keynote luncheon with Magistrate Judge Karen Klein; and an exhibitors reception...
    05/13/08	The 2008 Recognition Ceremony for Staff Personnel UND Memorial Union Ballroom The 2008 Recognition Ceremony for Staff Personnel Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom May 13, 2008 Employees will be recognized for years of service in five-year increments, 10 Meritorious Service Award winners will be presented, and the winner of the Ken and Toby Baker UND Proud Award will be announced. Tickets may be purchased in Human Resources, 313 Twamley Hall, for $4 each or from the human resources manager in your department. Tickets must be purchased no later than Friday, May 2. All members of the University community are invited. Anyone wishing to participate in the luncheon...
    05/10/08	Dewey Kvidt Memorial Duathlon & 5K South Middle School Auditorium Dewey Kvidt Memorial Duathlon & 5K Presented by University of North Dakota at South Middle School Auditorium May 10, 2008 Dewey Kvidt Memorial Duathlon & 5K Duathlon os a 3 mi. run/15 mi. bike/3 mi. run (individuals or 2-person teams) -or- 5K run/walk (individuals) Awards and door prizes and proceeds benefit the Lance Armstrong Foundation. Info and registration available at: www.deweydu.org
    05/07/08	American Cancer Relay for Life Bracelet Sale UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes American Cancer Relay for Life Bracelet Sale Presented by University of North Dakota at UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes May 7, 2008 The American Cancer Society Relay for Life team "Angels Among Us" have made Cancer Awareness bracelets that will be sold for $10 each. A table will be set up and all proceeds go to the American Cancer Society; donations are welcome.
    05/07/08	UND Lecture Series: Dr. Martha Potvin North Dakota Museum of Art UND Lecture Series: Dr. Martha Potvin Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art May 7, 2008 The final University Faculty Lecture of this academic year -- to be presented by Dean Martha Potvin of the College of Arts and Sciences, and was previously scheduled for Thursday, has been moved to today. The reception starts at 4 p.m., followed by the presentation at 4:30 p.m.
    05/06/08	UND Film Class Movies Empire Arts Center UND Film Class Movies Presented by University of North Dakota at Empire Arts Center May 6, 2008 Join UND film students as they show their work at the Empire Arts Center.
    05/04/08	Free Concert & Charity Raffle Christus Rex Free Concert & Charity Raffle Presented by University of North Dakota at Christus Rex May 4, 2008 The Varsity Bachelors Club of UND, in association with Dru's Dive, present "Singing for Students" a free concert and charity raffle. The community is invited to enjoy a unique blend of men's a cappella music and humor and support Dru's Dive funding scholarships and sky diving for Awareness about Violence against Students! Concert songs include "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," "Jessie's Girl," "Kiss the Girl," "Goober Peas," and many more. Raffle prizes include a Sioux jersey; UND apparel;...
    05/01/08	Spring Fling UND Memorial Union Ballroom Spring Fling Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom May 1, 2008 Staff Senate Invites you to Spring Fling free event. Enjoy free sloppy joes; potato salad; macaroni salad; baked beans; chips; beverages; and dessert. A limited vegetarian option available. Please bring a non-perishable food item for the East Grand Forks Food Shelf. Special guests are our outgoing President Charles and Adele Kupchella and our incoming president and his wife, Dr. Robert and Marcia Kelley.
    05/01/08	How do we know what we know about dinosaurs How do we know what we know about dinosaurs Presented by University of North Dakota May 1, 2008 "How do we know what we know about dinosaurs?" will be presented by Mary Schweitzer, associate professor of Marine, Earth And Atmospheric Sciences at North Carolina State University. She will speak at noon Thursday, May 1, in 100 Leonard Hall at the University of North Dakota. Schweitzer is a graduate of the biology program at Montana State University, and is an expert in molecular paleontology, which is the preservation and detection of original molecular fragments in well-preserved fossil...
    04/24/08	National finance expert talks on sub-prime mortgage meltdown National finance expert talks on sub-prime mortgage meltdown Presented by University of North Dakota April 24, 2008 The Department of Economics will host author, consultant, and nationally renowned financial expert Ed Kane, who addresses this very issue in his upcoming presentation, “The Making of the Sub-Prime Mortgage Meltdown.” The event will take place in Gamble Hall, Room 1, on the UND Campus. Kane asserts problems now facing the mortgage market are a function of lax supervision by many public and private agencies. The event is free and all members of the UND community and Greater Grand Forks...
    04/21/08- 04/22/08	Symposium on Sustainability Chester Fritz Auditorium Symposium on Sustainability Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium April 21-April 22, 2008 Monday, April 21 8:30 - 8:40 Opening Ceremony Jhon Goes In Center, Lakota Cultural Naturalist and Geo-spatial Technologist 8:40 - 10:00 Significance of Sustainability to State, Nation, and World North Dakota's Contributions to Global Solutions Moderator: Dr. George Seielstad, Director, Northern Great Plains Center for People and the Environment, University of North Dakota Discussants: U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan U.S. Senator Kent Conrad Congressman Earl Pomeroy Governor John Hoeven...
    04/21/08	The Great Ocean Adventure Chester Fritz Auditorium The Great Ocean Adventure Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium April 21, 2008 Presidential Lecture by Jean-Michel Cousteau. Free and open to the public. For more than four decades, explorer, environmentalist, educator, and film producer Jean-Michel Cousteau has used his vast experience to communicate to people of all nations and generations his love and concern for our water planet. Since first being "thrown overboard" by his father at the age of seven with newly invented Scuba gear on his back, Cousteau has been exploring the ocean realm. The son of ocean explorer...
    04/19/08- 04/20/08	Northern Plains Conference on Early British Literature UND Memorial Union Northern Plains Conference on Early British Literature Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union April 19-April 20, 2008 The 16th annual Northern Plains Conference on Early British Literature Conference lists its schedule. All events will be in the Lecture Bowl, Memorial Union, unless otherwise listed. Saturday, April 19 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. * Michelle Sauer, Minot State University, The Rhetoric of Desire and Lesbian Space in the Late Medieval Dream Vision * Christopher Lozensky, Minot State University, ‘She Loved as Man May Do His Brother’: “Hom(m)osexuality” and Chaucer’s Un-Queer Poetics in...
    04/19/08	17th ANNUAL HANDS-ON LEARNING FAIR Purpur-Gambucci Arena 17th ANNUAL HANDS-ON LEARNING FAIR Presented by University of North Dakota at Purpur-Gambucci Arena April 19, 2008 The HANDS-ON LEARNING FAIR offers exciting learning activities for children birth to age 7, including art, science, water play, music, stories and much, much more. "Bring Communities Together for Children—Children Bring Communities Together" is the theme for this year’s festival in observance of the Month of the Young Child and Child Abuse Prevention Month. The early years are the foundation for healthy development, learning, and success throughout life. Many of the people in our community...
    04/18/08	Norwegian Ambassador Wegger Strommen Lecture Norwegian Ambassador Wegger Strommen Lecture Presented by University of North Dakota April 18, 2008 Norwegian Ambassador Wegger Strommen will present "Norway and the United States: Working together in a Changing World". The presentation will take place in UND Gamble Hall, room 1.
    04/09/08- 04/10/08	Understanding Experience: Diversity Conference UND Memorial Union Understanding Experience: Diversity Conference Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union April 9-April 10, 2008 The University of North Dakota, in conjunction with the North Dakota University System Diversity Council and Multicultural Awareness Committee (MAC), will sponsor the 2008 Diversity Conference April 9-10, at the Memorial Union. This year’s theme, “Understanding the Experience,” provides participants with the opportunity to learn about issues that challenge current understandings of the world around us, including race, ethnicity, religion, culture, sexual orientation, life style, and...
    04/08/08	Unmanned Aircraft System to be Displayed on the Odegard School Parking Lot Unmanned Aircraft System to be Displayed on the Odegard School Parking Lot Presented by University of North Dakota April 8, 2008 The Insitu Group will have their Scan Eagle Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) system on display in the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Science's campus facility parking lot from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 8. This display will include two mobile ground control stations, a launcher and recovery system and three aircraft. It is the system that is used extensively in Iraq and Afghanistan. Please contact Douglas Marshall at 701-777-3557 (dmarshal@aero.und.edu) or Ben Trapnell at...
    04/06/08- 06/16/08	UND Native American Art Collection North Dakota Museum of Art UND Native American Art Collection Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art April 6-June 16, 2008 The Museum is collaborating with UND as the institution celebrates its 125 anniversary by hosting an exhibition of the University’s American Indian art collection. Many events will take place around the show.
    04/06/08	Afternoon of the Arts UND Hughes Fine Arts Center Afternoon of the Arts Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Hughes Fine Arts Center April 6, 2008 Join us for the afternoon and experience pieces of two art collections that have never been seen before in their entirety. An exhibition of works by Native American artists from the University of North Dakota Art Collection, on display through June 1, 2008, (M-F, 9am-5pm, Weekends, 1-5pm) will open at the North Dakota Museum of Art, and across the coulee, at the Colonel Eugene E. Myers Art Gallery in the Edmond A. Hughes Fine Arts Center, peruse recently found pieces of the UND Art...
    04/05/08	Pancakes for Peace Pancakes for Peace Presented by University of North Dakota April 5, 2008 April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. On Saturday, April 5, from 8 to 10 a.m., you can eat all you want at the Grand Forks and East Grand Forks Applebee's locations for $5. The proceeds go toward scholarships for NDCAWS in memory of Dru Sjodin (UND), Mindy Morgenstern (Valley City State University), and Anita Knutson (Minot State University).
    04/03/08	Bill Ayers: Freedom Now! UND Merrifield Hall Bill Ayers: Freedom Now! Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall April 3, 2008 The Academy Award-nominated film (Best Documentary, 2002), "The Weather Underground" by Sam Green, will be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 1, in 116 Merrifield Hall, in advance of a lecture hall talk by Bill Ayers, Distinguished Professor of Education at the University of Illinois, Chicago. Dr. Ayers will give a talk titled "Freedom Now!" at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 3, in the the Ballroom, Memorial Union. There will be a book signing after the talk, with book sales of Dr. Ayers's recent texts...
    04/03/08	Community Forum on Rural Health Care Community Forum on Rural Health Care Presented by University of North Dakota April 3, 2008 The Cooperstown (N.D.) Medical Center has been selected as one of two sites in North Dakota to host a community forum on the future of rural health care, facilitated by the Center for Rural Health. The forum will take place from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 3, at the Park Place Assisted Living Facility, 1204 Park Place Ave., Cooperstown, N.D. It is open to anyone with an interest in the health and well-being of rural people and communities across the upper Midwest. The forum will focus on...
    03/29/08	Science Day UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes Science Day Presented by University of North Dakota at UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes March 29, 2008 Science Day March 29, 2008 For fifth- and sixth-graders UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences 501 N. Columbia Road, Grand Forks, ND Morning Session runs from 9 a.m. - Noon (Limit is 150 per session) Afternoon Session runs from 1 - 4 p.m. (Limit is 150 per session) Science Day is hosted by the UND chapter of the American Medical Student Association Demonstration topics include: Human Health and Anatomy: Learn about the human body systems through...
    03/29/08	Science Day -- Grades 5 & 6 UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes Science Day -- Grades 5 & 6 Presented by University of North Dakota at UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Vennes March 29, 2008 All students in grades five and six are invited to Science Day. The free event features active, “hands-on” learning experiences organized by medical students. The event is designed to stimulate children’s interest in science. Children will conduct science projects, and learn about human anatomy and various health issues such as the dangers of tobacco use, among other topics. Two sessions, morning (9 a.m. to noon) and afternoon (1 to 4 p.m.) will be offered. The event is free and...
    03/28/08	U.S. Attorney Drew Wrigley, Linda Walker to lecture at UND Law School U.S. Attorney Drew Wrigley, Linda Walker to lecture at UND Law School Presented by University of North Dakota March 28, 2008 United States Attorney Drew Wrigley and Linda Walker, mother of Dru Sjodin, will present a lecture titled “In the Limelight or Lost in It? The Victim and the Victim’s Family During a High-Profile Trial” at 3 p.m. Friday, March 28, in the School of Law Baker Courtroom. The lecture is free and open to the public. University of North Dakota student Dru Sjodin disappeared Nov. 22, 2003. Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. was arrested days later. For the next three years, Dru Sjodin’s family attended...
    03/28/08	Writers Conference Film Festival: Lumumba UND Memorial Union Ballroom Writers Conference Film Festival: Lumumba Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom March 28, 2008 Lumumba Friday, March 28 - 6 p.m. Selected by Russell Banks Synopsis: The true story of the rise to power and brutal assassination of the formerly vilified and later redeemed leader of the independent Congo, Patrice Lumumba. Directed by Raoul Peck. Cast includes Eriq Ebouaney, Alex Descas, Théophilé Sowie, Maka Kotto, Dieudonné Kabongo. Dubbed. Unrated. Run time: 115 minutes. (2000). Russell Banks writes: “Lumumba…a fascinating mix of advocacy journalism, biography,...
    03/28/08	Writers Conference Film Festival: The Greatest Silence - Rape in the Congo UND Memorial Union Ballroom Writers Conference Film Festival: The Greatest Silence - Rape in the Congo Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom March 28, 2008 The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo Friday, March 28 - 2 p.m. Selected by Alice Fulton "He who rapes a woman rapes an entire nation." Synopsis: “The Greatest Silence is about the war in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo and the systematic rape, torture and enslavement of hundreds of thousands of girls in that war -- and the use of rape as a weapon of choice.” -- Lisa Jackson, Director. Documentary. In French and Swahili. English subtitles. 76 minutes. ...
    03/27/08	Writers Conference Film Festival: Amores Perros UND Memorial Union Ballroom Writers Conference Film Festival: Amores Perros Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom March 27, 2008 Amores Perros Thursday, March 27 - 6 p.m. Selected by Junot Díaz “You and your plans. You know what my grandmother used to say? If you want to make God laugh...tell Him your plans.” Synopsis: A horrific car accident connects three stories, each involving characters dealing with loss, regret, and life's harsh realities, all in the name of love. Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu. Cast includes Emilio Echevarría, Gael García Bernal, Goya Toledo, Álvaro...
    03/27/08	Writers Conference Film Festival: To Catch a Fire UND Memorial Union Ballroom Writers Conference Film Festival: To Catch a Fire Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom March 27, 2008 Catch a Fire Thursday, March 27 - 2 p.m. “My children, when they speak of their father, they will say he was a man who stood up for what was right, a man who said he must do something now. What will your children say about you?” – Patrick Chamusso in Catch a Fire Synopsis: “This film, based on actual events in Apartheid-era South Africa, follows Patrick Chamusso, a black man wrongly accused of sabotage. After he and his wife are tortured by the government,...
    03/26/08	Writers Conference Film Festival: The Year of Living Dangerously UND Memorial Union Ballroom Writers Conference Film Festival: The Year of Living Dangerously Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom March 26, 2008 The Year of Living Dangerously Wednesday, March 26 - 6 p.m. Selected by Peter Kuper “I would have given up the world for her. You wouldn't even give up one story.” – Billy Kwan Synopsis: Guy Hamilton is a journalist on his first job as a foreign correspondent. His apparently humdrum assignment to Indonesia soon turns hot as President Sukarno electrifies the populace and frightens foreign powers. Guy soon is the hottest reporter on the story. Guy's affair with diplomat...
    03/26/08	Writers Conference Film Festival: The Battle of Algiers UND Memorial Union Ballroom Writers Conference Film Festival: The Battle of Algiers Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Ballroom March 26, 2008 The 39th Annuanl Writer's conference presents a film festival. Col. Mathieu: What were they saying in Paris yesterday?” Journalist: Nothing. Sartre's written another article. Col. Mathieu: Will you kindly explain to me why the Sartres are always born on the other side? Journalist: So you like Sartre, Colonel? Col. Mathieu: Not really, but I like him even less as an adversary. Synopsis: “A film commissioned by the Algerian government that shows the Algerian revolution from both...
    03/25/08	Great Conversations: Salman Rushdie Chester Fritz Auditorium Great Conversations: Salman Rushdie Presented by University of North Dakota at Chester Fritz Auditorium March 25, 2008 The first "The Great Conversation" Series features internationally-known author, Salman Rushdie. Rushdie will engage in a conversation with UND English professor Rebecca Weaver-Hightower, on March 25, 2008 at 7 p.m., in the Chester Fritz Auditorium. Midnight’s Children, written by Mr. Rushdie won a Booker Prize and is one of the books being discussed in book clubs throughout the city. The 2008 Writer's Conference theme is “Revolutionary Writers” and will be held March 25-29. Sir...
    03/25/08- 03/29/08	Revolutions: 2008 Writers Conference UND Memorial Union Revolutions: 2008 Writers Conference Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union March 25-March 29, 2008 The 39th Annual Writers Confernece, Revolutions, features poetry readings, lecture and panel discussions, a commuinity writers workshop, and a film festival. This year's featured writers include: Salman Rushie, Russell Banks, Junot Diaz, Alexandra Fuller, Alice Fulton and Peter Kuper. The complete schdule of events can be found at www.und.edu.
    03/18/08	Global Visions film series: The Weeping Meadow UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Global Visions film series: The Weeping Meadow Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl March 18, 2008 The series is currently the only venue in Grand Forks to view award-winning, nationally recognized independent films from a wide variety of contemporary filmmakers around the world. The series, free and open to the public, is funded by the Multicultural Awareness Committeeand the Department of Anthropology and the Anthropology Club.. Filmgoers are encouraged to come early to ensure a seat. Film:"The Weeping Meadow" (Greece)
    03/16/08	Writer's Conference 101 Follette Bookstore Writer's Conference 101 Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore March 16, 2008 Writers Conference 101 for Spring 2008 lists no tuition, no credits, no homework. Okay, so there's homework! Read suggested poetry, fiction, drama and discuss it with other readers. The UND English Department and Barnes & Noble are sponsoring a book group to be held at the Tower Cafe in Barnes & Noble in Grand Forks from 2 to 3:30 p.m. for five Sundays in January through March. No need to register, simply stop in, grab a cup of something warm, and prepare to discuss the selected books. We...
    03/14/08	Thomas Jefferson (Clay Jenkinson) on Education UND Memorial Union Thomas Jefferson (Clay Jenkinson) on Education Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union March 14, 2008 Clay Jenkinson to appear as Thomas Jefferson for special presentation March 14 Clay Jenkinson, a cultural commentator, humanities scholar and author, will be on campus celebrating UND's 125th Anniversary as Thomas Jefferson, his alter ego. Jefferson will speak about the founding of his own University of Virginia, Friday, March 14. Later in the day, Jenkinson will take part in a panel discussion on the future of education in North Dakota. Both events are sponsored by the UND College of...
    03/13/08	Faculty Lecture Series -- Dr. Denny Elbert North Dakota Museum of Art Faculty Lecture Series -- Dr. Denny Elbert Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art March 13, 2008 Please join us for today's talk: Dr. Denny Elbert of the College of Education and Human Development. Reception begins at 4 o'clock; Dr. Elbert speaks at 4:30.
    03/12/08	UND Lecture Series: Dr. Denny Elbert North Dakota Museum of Art UND Lecture Series: Dr. Denny Elbert Presented by University of North Dakota at North Dakota Museum of Art March 12, 2008 Two more deans will deliver talks yet this spring at the North Dakota Museum of Art as part of the University Faculty Lecture Series. The first is Dr. Denny Elbert, dean of the UND College of Business & Public Administration, on Wednesday, March 12, 4 p.m. reception and 4:30 p.m. The next will be Dr. Martha Potvin, dean of the UND College of Arts & Sciences, on Thursday, April 10, 4 p.m. reception and 4:30 p.m. Dr. Bruce Smith, dean of the UND John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences,...
    03/11/08	Global Visions film series: The Fast Runner UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Global Visions film series: The Fast Runner Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl March 11, 2008 The series is currently the only venue in Grand Forks to view award-winning, nationally recognized independent films from a wide variety of contemporary filmmakers around the world. The series, free and open to the public, is funded by the Multicultural Awareness Committeeand the Department of Anthropology and the Anthropology Club.. Filmgoers are encouraged to come early to ensure a seat. Film:"The Fast Runner" (Canadian/Inuit);
    03/05/08	Women's Center Meet,Eat and Learn at the International Center Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre Women's Center Meet,Eat and Learn at the International Center Presented by University of North Dakota at Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre March 5, 2008 National Women's History Month
    03/02/08	Writer's Conference 101 Follette Bookstore Writer's Conference 101 Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore March 2, 2008 Writers Conference 101 for Spring 2008 lists no tuition, no credits, no homework. Okay, so there's homework! Read suggested poetry, fiction, drama and discuss it with other readers. The UND English Department and Barnes & Noble are sponsoring a book group to be held at the Tower Cafe in Barnes & Noble in Grand Forks from 2 to 3:30 p.m. for five Sundays in January through March. No need to register, simply stop in, grab a cup of something warm, and prepare to discuss the selected books. We...
    02/28/08	UND Founder's Day Banquet Alerus Center UND Founder's Day Banquet Presented by University of North Dakota at Alerus Center February 28, 2008 Celebrate UND's 125th Anniversary by celebrating with UND faculty and staff who have retired or will be retiring in 2007-08. UND faculty and staff who have been employed at the University for 25 years will also be recognized. Awards for Outstanding Departmental Teaching, Outstanding Departmental Service, Outstanding Faculty Development or Service, Individual Faculty Scholar, Outstanding Graduate Teaching, Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching, Outstanding Faculty Advisor, Outstanding Departmental...
    02/27/08	Happy Birthday UND UND Memorial Union Happy Birthday UND Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union February 27, 2008 Faculty, students, staff and the Greater Grand Forks community are invited to stop by for birthday cake and ice cream in celebration of UND's 125th anniversary. Entertainment and brief programs will be provided throughout the afternoon. Staff Senate's 125th Anniversary cookbooks will be on sale too. Join in the celebration!
    02/26/08	Global Visions film series: Duck Season UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Global Visions film series: Duck Season Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl February 26, 2008 The series is currently the only venue in Grand Forks to view award-winning, nationally recognized independent films from a wide variety of contemporary filmmakers around the world. The series, free and open to the public, is funded by the Multicultural Awareness Committeeand the Department of Anthropology and the Anthropology Club. Filmgoers are encouraged to come early to ensure a seat. Film: "Duck Season" (Mexico)
    02/26/08	Broadway Bound: UND New York Acting Showcase Burtness Theatre Broadway Bound: UND New York Acting Showcase Presented by University of North Dakota at Burtness Theatre February 26, 2008 Support our local actors. Send them off to their New York audition with a full house for their Burtness performance.
    02/21/08- 03/10/08	Call for Proposals: Community/ University Forum Call for Proposals: Community/ University Forum Presented by University of North Dakota February 21-March 10, 2008 CALL FOR PROPOSALS: Generating Ideas Through Partnerships: A Community-University Forum April 18-19, 2008, Grand Forks, ND Forum sessions at UND (University Place, 3601 University Avenue) and in a community location (The Link, 300 Cherry Street). Are you doing scholarship on community issues, with community partners? Would you like to discuss this with community and campus members? Do you want to help plan innovative approaches to community issues? If you do, send your...
    02/21/08	Salman Rushdie Book Discussion Follette Bookstore Salman Rushdie Book Discussion Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore February 21, 2008 Join in a discussion about Sir Salman Rushdie's award winning book, Midnight's Children. Rebecca Weaver-Hightower, assistant professor of English, and Brian Schill, lecturer in the Honors Program, will lead the conversation about this books and other novels written by Sir Rushdie. This will be a good starting point for the Great Conversation Series featuring Rushdie on March 25. You don't need to read or finish the book to participate, just be part of the discussion.
    02/19/08	Salman Rushdie Book Discussion Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre Salman Rushdie Book Discussion Presented by University of North Dakota at Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre February 19, 2008 Join in a discussion about Sir Salman Rushdie's award winning book, Midnight's Children. Rebecca Weaver-Hightower, assistant professor of English, and Brian Schill, lecturer in the Honors Program, will lead the conversation about this books and other novels written by Sir Rushdie. This will be a good starting point for the Great Conversation Series featuring Rushdie on March 25. You don't need to read or finish the book to participate, just be part of the discussion.
    02/17/08	Writer's Conference 101 Follette Bookstore Writer's Conference 101 Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore February 17, 2008 Writers Conference 101 for Spring 2008 lists no tuition, no credits, no homework. Okay, so there's homework! Read suggested poetry, fiction, drama and discuss it with other readers. The UND English Department and Barnes & Noble are sponsoring a book group to be held at the Tower Cafe in Barnes & Noble in Grand Forks from 2 to 3:30 p.m. for five Sundays in January through March. No need to register, simply stop in, grab a cup of something warm, and prepare to discuss the selected books. We...
    02/16/08	Feast of Nations Alerus Center Feast of Nations Presented by University of North Dakota at Alerus Center February 16, 2008 Rusalka Ukrainian Dance Ensemble For over 40 years, RUSALKA UKRAINIAN DANCE ENSEMBLE has enchanted audiences around the world. The ensemble unique and vibrant style has gained international recognition. Rusalka have performed for heads of state, world leaders and royalty and toured Mexico, Europe, Asia, and Australia as well as North America. Members of RUSALKA have also traveled to study dance in the Ukraine, homeland of their forefathers. Since its humble beginning in 1962, RUSALKA...
    02/07/08	Violent Bodily Politics and Representations of the Postcolonial Subject UND Merrifield Hall Violent Bodily Politics and Representations of the Postcolonial Subject Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall February 7, 2008 Gladys M. Francis, Purdue University, a candidate for a position in French, will discuss how, through the lenses of violence, the artist invites us to observe the difficult position of the body trapped in-between liberalism and colonialism, affiliation and alienation, patriarchy and imperialism. Through concepts of gender, class and race issues, the speaker will explore how the suffering body negotiates its own identity and creates heterogeneous dialogues, which constitute the revolutionary...
    02/03/08	Writer's Conference 101 Follette Bookstore Writer's Conference 101 Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore February 3, 2008 Writers Conference 101 for Spring 2008 lists no tuition, no credits, no homework. Okay, so there's homework! Read suggested poetry, fiction, drama and discuss it with other readers. The UND English Department and Barnes & Noble are sponsoring a book group to be held at the Tower Cafe in Barnes & Noble in Grand Forks from 2 to 3:30 p.m. for five Sundays in January through March. No need to register, simply stop in, grab a cup of something warm, and prepare to discuss the selected books. We...
    01/31/08	Women Communicating Wisdom UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Women Communicating Wisdom Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 31, 2008 The Association for Women in Communication presents a panel discussion “Women Communicating Wisdom” on January 31, 2008 at the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl from 6:30pm to 9:00pm. Eight women with diverse backgrounds and experiences will explore the concept of wisdom. Representing local and international cultures, their interests and experiences include medicine, education, mothering, writing, and others. The panelists are: Amanda Danielson, Nicole Derenne, Ida Downwind, Karin...
    01/30/08	Christus Rex Talks on Salman Rushdie's Works - A Psychological Perspective Christus Rex Christus Rex Talks on Salman Rushdie's Works - A Psychological Perspective Presented by University of North Dakota at Christus Rex January 30, 2008 Internationally-known author, Salman Rushdie, will visit UND in March, and in preparation for his visit, conversations about his works, writing style, and the political context surrounding his work are scheduled on Wednesdays in January during the noon hour. This week's topic is "Salman Rushdie: A Psychological View."
    01/27/08	Writers Conference 101 Follette Bookstore Writers Conference 101 Presented by University of North Dakota at Follette Bookstore January 27, 2008 Writers Conference 101 for Spring 2008 lists no tuition, no credits, no homework. Okay, so there's homework! Read suggested poetry, fiction, drama and discuss it with other readers. The UND English Department and Barnes & Noble are sponsoring a book group to be held at the Tower Cafe in Barnes & Noble in Grand Forks from 2 to 3:30 p.m. for five Sundays in January through March. No need to register, simply stop in, grab a cup of something warm, and prepare to discuss the selected books. We...
    01/26/08	Working with Bisexual Clients Working with Bisexual Clients Presented by University of North Dakota January 26, 2008 UND Ten Percent Society and Robyn Ochs discuss the question, what issues ought therapists and counselors be aware of when counseling bisexually-identified clients? (This presentation is intended for social work students or for counseling center staff, and is based on Robyn's work on biphobia and on labelling.)
    01/25/08	Homophobia: What You Can Do About It UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Homophobia: What You Can Do About It Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 25, 2008 What is homophobia? What is its effect upon each of us? How can we unlearn negative messages and misinformation? How can we be allies to gay, lesbian, bi and transgendered people? This interactive and thought-provoking workshop will help us to answer these questions, and then organize our shared knowledge into tools and tactics for intervening against homophobia Hosted by the University of North Dakota Ten Percent Society, featuring special guest speaker Robyn Ochs. The presentation will...
    01/25/08	Choosing to Label: What's In a Name? Christus Rex Choosing to Label: What's In a Name? Presented by University of North Dakota at Christus Rex January 25, 2008 Join UND Ten Percent Society and special guest Robyn Ochs to discuss "Choosing to Label"...Bi, lesbian, gay, straight, queer, questioning, choose-not-to-label. How do you decide what words to use to describe yourself? What are the advantages of choosing a label? What are the disadvantages? Why do other people care so much what you call yourself? This is a participatory workshop, and all are welcome.
    01/25/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Lunc Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Martin Luther King Jr. Awards Lunc Presented by University of North Dakota at Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre January 25, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/25/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Michael Fosberg's Incognito Burtness Theatre Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Michael Fosberg's Incognito Presented by University of North Dakota at Burtness Theatre January 25, 2008 “Imagine discovering in your early 30’s that you are not the person who you thought you were? That you have a family, a history, an ethnicity you never knew? How would this discovery impact your life, the lives of those around you; your vision of yourself and society?” With his performance, “Incognito”, Michael Sidney Fosberg, takes his audience on such a journey. In a one-hour, solo-theatrical, autobiographical storytelling presentation, Michael relates his story of growing up...
    01/24/08	Crossing Lines: Identity and Sexuality Spectrum UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Crossing Lines: Identity and Sexuality Spectrum Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 24, 2008 How do we assign labels to our complicated and unique experiences? At what point on the sexuality spectrum does heterosexuality turn into bisexuality, and bisexuality into homosexuality? Uses and limitations of the Kinsey scale. Includes discussion of sex/gender, time, and much more. This engaging presentation will transform your thinking! Hosted by the University of North Dakota Ten Percent Society, featuring special guest speaker Robyn Ochs.
    01/24/08	Rita Faulkner -- National Allegory: Land and Body in Nawal El Saadawi and A UND Merrifield Hall Rita Faulkner -- National Allegory: Land and Body in Nawal El Saadawi and A Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Merrifield Hall January 24, 2008 Rita Faulkner, candidate for faculty position in French, will speak on "National Allegory: Land and Body in Nawal El Saadawi and Assia Djebar". Dr. Faulkner's work calls into question forms of representation of nation and woman in novels written in both Arabic and French. After an introduction to the topic, those in attendance may witness, or participate, in the process of shooting back at Eurocentrism, as demonstrated in Francophone film and in issues of immigration, diversity, and religion...
    01/24/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Panel Discussion: Little Rock Toda UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Panel Discussion: Little Rock Toda Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 24, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/24/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Comedian Preacher Moss Burtness Theatre Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Comedian Preacher Moss Presented by University of North Dakota at Burtness Theatre January 24, 2008 "Understanding diversity and multiculturalism requires that we eliminate or reduce the anxiety of our ignorance and how to speak honestly when we can't." -Preacher Moss Preacher Moss is clearly the new prototype for the comedian of these times and the times to come. A writer for "The Damon Wayans Show" and "Saturday Night Live," his comedy style is distinguished for being sculptured out of the everyday relevance of life and the rare glimpses of truth we value as reality. He is intellectual,...
    01/24/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Martin Luther King Jr. Documentary Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Martin Luther King Jr. Documentary Presented by University of North Dakota at Univeristy of North Dakota International Centre January 24, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/24/08	UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit UND Memorial Union UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union January 24, 2008 Five candidates for the University of North Dakota presidency will visit campus for interviews this month. After the interviews are complete, the presidential search committee will recommend finalists to the State Board of Higher Education. Board members will interview those finalists Feb. 4-5. President Charles Kupchella, who has served as UND’s 10th president since July 1999, will retire June 30, 2008. Each of the five candidates will participate in a 3:30 p.m. "Meet and Greet," for...
    01/23/08	Christus Rex Talks on Salman Rushdie's Works: Satanic Verses: The Political Christus Rex Christus Rex Talks on Salman Rushdie's Works: Satanic Verses: The Political Presented by University of North Dakota at Christus Rex January 23, 2008 Internationally-known author, Salman Rushdie, will visit UND in March, and in preparation for his visit, conversations about his works, writing style, and the political context surrounding his work are scheduled on Wednesdays in January during the noon hour. This week's topic is “Satanic Verses: The Political Context,” Paul Sum.
    01/23/08	LEEPS Lectures -- Steven D. Jacobsen LEEPS Lectures -- Steven D. Jacobsen Presented by University of North Dakota January 23, 2008 Northwestern University scientist presents, Steven D. Jacobsen, Mineralogical Society of America's Distinguished Lecturer from Northwestern University, will present the next LEEPS lecture. Jacobsen will speak on “Water Cycling in the Deep Earth: Are the Oceans Just the Tip of the Iceberg?,”
    01/23/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: July in January: Food and Games UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: July in January: Food and Games Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 23, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/23/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Gospel Outreach Choir Conccert UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Gospel Outreach Choir Conccert Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 23, 2008 Urban contemporary gospel (sometimes marketed as "Black gospel" to help distinguish it from other forms of Christian music) is a subgenre of Gospel music. The music—popularized by urban contemporary gospel pioneers—has its roots mostly in spirituals sung by southern slaves during the 18th and 19th century but also in the freewheeling forms of religious devotion of 'Sanctified' or 'Holiness' churches. These churches encouraged individual church members to 'testify', speaking or singing...
    01/23/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Panel Discussion on War & Morality UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Panel Discussion on War & Morality Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 23, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/22/08	Gourmet Cooking with Amazing Grains Gourmet Cooking with Amazing Grains Presented by University of North Dakota January 22, 2008 Impress your friends with healthy, gourmet food that can be prepared with ease, and it doesn't need to be expensive. In this session, we'll cook and eat David Eyres Pancakes; Orzo a la Eduardeo Giurrici, and more! All dishes can be cooked quickly, are simple, and make great eats!!
    01/22/08	MAGDALEN HSU-LI Burtness Theatre MAGDALEN HSU-LI Presented by University of North Dakota at Burtness Theatre January 22, 2008
    01/22/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Roots Selections Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Roots Selections Presented by University of North Dakota January 22, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support.
    01/22/08	UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit UND Memorial Union UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union January 22, 2008 Five candidates for the University of North Dakota presidency will visit campus for interviews this month. After the interviews are complete, the presidential search committee will recommend finalists to the State Board of Higher Education. Board members will interview those finalists Feb. 4-5. President Charles Kupchella, who has served as UND’s 10th president since July 1999, will retire June 30, 2008. Each of the five candidates will participate in a 3:30 p.m. "Meet and Greet," for...
    01/21/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Candlelight Vigil Christus Rex Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Candlelight Vigil Presented by University of North Dakota at Christus Rex January 21, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/21/08	Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Panel Discussion on Islam in Ameri UND Memorial Union Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Week: Panel Discussion on Islam in Ameri Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union January 21, 2008 You are invited to attend activities are free and open to the public during Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week, Jan. 21-26. Thank you for your support and attendance at the events.
    01/17/08	UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit UND Memorial Union UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union January 17, 2008 Five candidates for the University of North Dakota presidency will visit campus for interviews this month. After the interviews are complete, the presidential search committee will recommend finalists to the State Board of Higher Education. Board members will interview those finalists Feb. 4-5. President Charles Kupchella, who has served as UND’s 10th president since July 1999, will retire June 30, 2008. Each of the five candidates will participate in a 3:30 p.m. "Meet and Greet," for...
    01/16/08	George Seielstad presents: The World of Education/Education of the World UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl George Seielstad presents: The World of Education/Education of the World Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union Lecture Bowl January 16, 2008 George Seielstad, director of UND's Northern Great Plains Center for People and the Environment, will present "The World of Education/Education of the World" at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 16, in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl. It is open to all. It will simultaneously be webcast (http://www.umac.org). Refreshments will be served beginning at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Seielstad observes that humanity has arrived at a major inflection point in the history of civilization. Humans collectively are changing...
    01/15/08	COMMacademy: Mac from Iraq COMMacademy: Mac from Iraq Presented by University of North Dakota January 15, 2008 On January 15, 2008, PRSSA will host COMMcademy: Mac from Iraq in Swanson Hall rooms 10-12 at 7:00 p.m. Marine Reserve Officer Maj. Mike McNamara will discuss the use of the internet with his campaign to win the elections for Grand Forks City Council for Ward 2 while stationed in Iraq in 2006. Mike McNamara started in radio in 1999 voicing radio ads for his business; a year later, he was a talk show host and "MacTalk" was born. MacTalk has been interrupted twice since that time as Mac, a...
    01/15/08	Astronomy Talk and Telescope Observing Astronomy Talk and Telescope Observing Presented by University of North Dakota January 15, 2008 The Physics Department will hold a public astronomy talk and telescope observing session at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15, in Rm 116 Witmer Hall. The talk, "Black Holes: A Mysterious Talk", will be presented by Prof. Timothy Young (Physics/UND). Following the talk, attendees will be given the opportunity to observe the night sky through a telescope (weather permitting).
    01/11/08	UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit UND Memorial Union UND Presidentitial Candidate Visit Presented by University of North Dakota at UND Memorial Union January 11, 2008 Five candidates for the University of North Dakota presidency will visit campus for interviews this month. After the interviews are complete, the presidential search committee will recommend finalists to the State Board of Higher Education. Board members will interview those finalists Feb. 4-5. President Charles Kupchella, who has served as UND’s 10th president since July 1999, will retire June 30, 2008. Each of the five candidates will participate in a 3:30 p.m. "Meet and Greet," for...

• Media
  Reviews

  • Media Reviews

    There are currently no media reviews for this organization.

• Member
  Reviews

  • Member Reviews

    • Event Name: Hands On Learning Fair
      "Saturday, April 17th"
      Comment posted by: Paula from Grand Forks, ND, Apr 02, 2010
      

      The learning fair will be held on Saturday, April 17th. I wanted to clarify the date so no one would miss out on the fun!

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      The learning fair will be held on Saturday, April 17th. I wanted to clarify the date so no one would miss out on the fun!

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

    • Event Name: Writing Seminar
      "Archie N HIll"
      Review posted by: Nikki Faine from Grand Forks, ND, USA, Oct 03, 2009
      

      I have recently attended Archie's seminar at UND and am totally blown away by what I have learned. I have been writing since I left the seminar and have also given some pointers to my 11 year old... Expand

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      I have recently attended Archie's seminar at UND and am totally blown away by what I have learned. I have been writing since I left the seminar and have also given some pointers to my 11 year old daughter who is a miniature writer in the making! Thank you Archie! I will be attending future seminars! Collapse

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

    • Event Name: A Day with Winona LaDuke
      "Tree Planting Time Change"
      Comment posted by: Richard from Grand Forks, ND, Sep 04, 2009
      

      The time of the tree ceremony will be 9:30am

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      The time of the tree ceremony will be 9:30am

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

    • Event Name: Holiday Sale - Ceramic Arts Organization
      "wow what a great sale"
      Review posted by: Cindy from Grand Forks ND, Nov 30, 2008
      

      I have been to some of their sales and they have great stuff. It is all oven miceowave and dishwasher safe wow they also have very decently priced items and you are helping the UND CAO and the... Expand

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      I have been to some of their sales and they have great stuff. It is all oven miceowave and dishwasher safe wow they also have very decently priced items and you are helping the UND CAO and the Students So everyone should go I am Collapse

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

    • Event Name: Cheap, Fast & Healthy Foods
      "Where?"
      Comment posted by: Kay from Grand Forks, ND, Oct 17, 2008
      

      Where is this class held?

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      Where is this class held?

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

    • Event Name: Northwood Tornado Benefit for Hope Concert
      "despite technical problems; talent galore"
      Review posted by: grant espinosa from tucson arizona usa, Oct 01, 2007
      

      the webcast for this event was sketchy, audio problems only got worse as the show progressed. however what did come through was fantastic! Justin Cruz blew me away! where can i get his cd?

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      the webcast for this event was sketchy, audio problems only got worse as the show progressed. however what did come through was fantastic! Justin Cruz blew me away! where can i get his cd?

      All reviews/comments and complete event details