North Dakota State University alumni and friends establish fund in honor of President Dean L. Bresciani
The President Dean L. Bresciani Endowed Chair in Leadership will honor and support outstanding campus leaders who are advancing NDSU’s mission.
April 2022
Designing the Skyline
Winston Churchill said, “We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us.” For architects Ann and Dan Noble, shaping a skyline is a humbling responsibility, so they’re doing more to better serve people in the spaces they design.
NDSU Foundation Field Trip: NDSU Track and Field Bison Team Cup
The NDSU Foundation Magazine invites you on a field trip with NDSU President Dean L. Bresciani and alumna Kristi Hanson. Read on to experience an NDSU indoor track and field meet alongside some of NDSU’s biggest fans.
Finding Meaning Meets Main Street
Dr. Clay Routledge spent two decades researching meaning in life. Now, he’s taking his research beyond the lab to improve communities.
The NDSU Experiment
How Brianna Maddock ’22 went from Davenport, a small town of fewer than 300 people, to Aldevron, a cutting-edge biotechnology company that employs nearly 1,000.
A College Catalyzed by Philanthropy
The College of Business is a microcosm of the In Our Hands campaign success. Scott Beaulier’s hiring as dean aligned with the start of the campaign; benefactors rallied around his vision for what it means to study business at NDSU and began investing.
The Glamour and Ingenuity of NDSU’s First McGovern Scholar
Young girls lose interest in STEM subjects more frequently than their male peers. By embracing her passions, young alumna Darby Beyer ’20 is rewriting the narrative.
Backing the Teams
For more than 70 years, NDSU Team Makers has been leading the fundraising effort to enhance the student-athlete experience.
About the Cover
The cover photo was shot by Ann Arbor Miller in the Diederich Atrium of the McGovern Alumni Center on Feb. 28, 2022, and features current NDSU students, benefactors and NDSU Foundation Trustees, and NDSU faculty and staff.
