South Dakota State University’s student case study team wanted to better last year’s performance at the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association’s competition—and it did.
Four stude
Kaitlyn Oleson-Hayen has been named South Dakota State University’s Civil Service Employee of the Month for July. Oleson-Hayen, who serves as a communications specialist supervisor at the University Police Department, will be honored at 3:30 p.m.
South Dakota State University’s student case study team wanted to better last year’s performance at the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association’s competition—and it did.
Four students from the Ness School of Management and Economics, including two who competed in 2018, comprised the first SDSU team to win the competition at June’s IFAMA World Conference in Hangzhou, China.
There may be a second act in store for the SDSU theater history left behind in Doner Auditorium.
The auditorium’s green room and makeup rooms hold nearly four decades worth of inscriptions from theatre students who covered the walls, ceilings and other surfaces with their signatures, dates, season lineup schedules, quotes and favorite lines from plays.
Built in 1912 as part of Morrill Hall (form
South Dakota State University’s scholarly output is getting into the hands of researchers through the school’s institutional repository—and at a rate faster than anticipated.
The IR hit 500,000 downloads of SDSU documents this past April, less than four years after it launched.
The IR is a website that provides public access to academic materials created by SDSU departments, faculty, staff and s
South Dakota State University students Liz Pauli and William Reynolds received scholarships to attend July’s International Trumpet Guild Conference in Miami.
The students played “Rustiques,” a piece by Eugene Bozza as part of the application process for college-division scholarships.
Pauli received the Bill Pfund Scholarship and Reynolds received the Keith Clark Memorial Fund Scholarship.
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Community members: starting August 2019, no physical sicker decals will be issued for your vehicle. SDState Transportation Services will be using license plate scanning technology and a decal will no longer be needed for your vehicle.
Research and Extension Experiences for Undergraduates program is in its third year at South Dakota State University.
The National Institute of Food and Agriculture funded REEU Fellowship Program is a two-year program available to students of freshmen and sophomore year status.
South Dakota State University researchers will develop innovative techniques to repair and construct bridges and roadways through a new U.S. Department of Transportation-funded research center.
The South Dakota State University Dairy and Food Science Department welcomes Isaac Salfer as assistant professor in dairy production.
“I am very pleased to welcome Dr. Salfer to our department,” said Vikram Mistry, head of the Dairy and Food Science Department.
Assistant Professor Mark Messerli and his team developed a tool that predicts how cellular migration and alignment happens when electric stimulation is used to help heal chronic wounds, such as diabetic ulcers and bedsores. The model will help scientists optimize wound repair using electrical stimulation.