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NDSU president Dean L. Bresciani, has accepted an offer to become a Northern Plains Ethics Institute advisory board member. Institute director Dennis Cooley said Bresciani’s role on the board, which is in addition to his duties as NDSU president, begins immediately.…

Dane Mataic, assistant professor of sociology, has received two grants in collaboration with three researchers from Pennsylvania State University to study how the process of routine voter roll maintenance impacts individual voters.

Isaac Lovdahl, an NDSU doctoral student in choral conducting, recently was named the winner of the prestigious Yale Glee Club Emerging Composers Competition. Lovdahl will receive $1,500 and travel expenses to New Haven, Connecticut, to attend the premiere performance…

Mukund Sibi, University Distinguished Professor of chemistry and biochemistry, and Andriy Voronov, professor of coatings and polymeric materials, recently published a paper in ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering.

Kim Bromley, professor of visual arts, has had a small gouache painting, “Color on the Pond,” accepted to the Horizontal Grandeur 13th annual juried art exhibition at the Stevens County Historical Society and Museum in Morris, Minnesota. The exhibition runs June 17-Nov…

NDSU thrower Benji Phillips and thrower Shelby Gunnells were named recipients of the NCAA Elite 90 Award at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Kimble Bromley, professor of visual arts, has received a Spring Legacy Grant of $10,000 from the Lake Region Arts Council in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. The funding will be used for supplies, framing and exhibiting his new work of paintings of Monet's gardens.

Anne Blankenship, NDSU associate professor of history, philosophy and religious studies, Amy Gore, professor of English, and NDSU government information librarian Susanne Caro have received funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The NDSU projects are…

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