Monthly Archives: March 2004

Kueter is named employee of the month at university Sharon Kueter, program assistant in the Department of Psychiatry at The University of South Dakota School of Medicine, has been selected as the Career Service Employee of the Month for February. School of Medicine Dean Robert C. Talley presented the award … Read Article →

USD receives grant to help make government contracts At the beginning of this year, The University of South Dakota's Business Research Bureau was awarded $142,000 to assist businesses in the state in contracting with government agencies. This grant from the Department of Defense has been used to fund offices in … Read Article →

USD fraternity wins national award Members of The University of South Dakota chapter of Delta Tau Delta recently attended that fraternity's Western Plains Division Conference in Oklahoma City, OK. At the conference the chapter received the Court of Honor Award, which is given to the top 20 chapters in the … Read Article →

Group refuses donation after T-shirt controversy at USD by Dana Gross-Rhode The Vermillion Coalition Against Domestic Violence turned down a $200 donation from three University of South Dakota students who sold T-shirts with the message "Beat State ? Not Your Wife." A USD alumnus had offered to match the students' … Read Article →

Sponsors call for students to attend Native American Newspaper Conference Native American high school and college students interested in a career in journalism are invited to attend the fifth annual Native American Newspaper Career Conference at Crazy Horse Memorial in April. The conference features experienced journalists from across the country, … Read Article →

Journalism City delegates announced Cheryl Hovorka, director of the South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary Girls State program, has announced the selection of 18 delegates to participate in Journalism City during the 2004 Girls State session. The session will be held May 31-June 5 on the campus of The University of … Read Article →

Nelson, Ristic honored at UNO Mikael Nelson, a University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) student from Vermillion, has been named to both the chancellor's list and the dean's list for the fall 2003 semester. Anna Ristic, Vermillion, has been named to UNO's dean's list. To qualify for the chancellor's list, … Read Article →

USD Business School accreditation renewed The School of Business at The University of South Dakota announced today that it has achieved reaffirmation of accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB). Established in 1927, the School of Business at USD is the only accredited business program … Read Article →

Meyers named to dean's list Students from the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing were named to the dean's list following the fall semester 2003. Molly Meyers, who graduated in December 2003 from the Omaha college, was named to the list. To qualify for the dean's list, students … Read Article →

Engstrom presents research in Pierre Tyler Engstrom, a South Dakota Tech student from Vermillion, displayed results of a research projects in Pierre during the seventh annual Student Research Poster Session. Engstrom is pursuing a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering at Tech, an engineering and science university in Rapid City. The … Read Article →