Coaker named September’s Civil Service Employee of the Month
Whether it is a company interested in printing a T-shirt with South Dakota State University on it or a faculty member trying to figure out how to get paid, Deb Coaker calmly answers the questions a
Anderson named outstanding young speech teacher
While she might be known more for her TedX talks or her research, South Dakota State University Associate Professor Jenn Anderson will now be known as this year’s Outstanding Young Speech Teacher f
Raven Precision Agriculture Center to prepare students for growing industry
In 2016, South Dakota State University became the first institution in the nation to offer a bachelor’s degree in precision agriculture. Two short years later, SDState will break ground on the Raven Precision Agriculture Center on Oct. 6.
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Beef Bucks, Inc. Named 2018 South Dakota State University Friend of the Beef Industry
Beef Bucks, Inc., has been named the 2018 South Dakota State University Friend of the Beef Industry.
Hassoun to talk about global access to pharmaceuticals
Nicole Hassoun would like to see a world where people everywhere have access to the life-saving drugs they need to fight diseases like tuberculosis, malaria and AIDS.
Harming featured in Women in Higher Education
The stories of Native Americans taught in history books are generally incomplete or full of half‐truths and myths. Shana Harming plans to right some of those wrongs as the first leader of the Wokin
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NASA human research director to describe challenges of Mars mission
Bill Paloski, director of NASA’s Human Research Program, will discuss what a future Mars mission might look like and some of the challenges that must be overcome to maintain the health and performance of crew members aboard such missions at 1:30 p.m., Sept. 27, in the University Student Union's Lewis and Clark Room.
