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NDSU Foundation launches rebranded website
We've rebranded our NDSUFoundation.com website. Access alumni information, find out about upcoming events, learn about giving opportunities, and meet the Foundation staff in a redesigned digital space that offers more ways to interact with the NDSU Foundation. |
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NDSU Foundation launches digital magazine
Get more stories about NDSU students, alumni, faculty, and staff at your fingertips. The digital magazine offers opportunities to tell more stories in different ways to keep you engaged with and up-to-date on Bison Nation. The digital magazine provides a platform for longer, more detailed stories showcasing philanthropy in action and highlighting notable alumni. Look for story updates in upcoming editions of NDSU Foundation Notes and on social media. |
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Vote for the NDSU Foundation
The North Dakota State University Foundation is a candidate for not-for-profit of the year in the Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber of Commerce 2021 ChamberChoice Awards. Voting is now open for all candidates, across categories, in the People's Choice award. Go to the Chamber's website to vote for the NDSU Foundation today. Award recipients will be announced at the luncheon on May 21, 2021. |
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More Than a Meal: How NDSU is Fighting Hunger Near and Far
Food insecurity is a global issue — one that impacts some students at NDSU. In a fall 2019 survey conducted by Meghan Yerhot, NDSU doctoral student and food pantry coordinator, 38% of NDSU students reported not having enough or adequate food, an issue that can affect students' grades as well as their mental and physical health. You can watch the program now and make your gift to the NDSU Food Security Fund by visiting the event page. |
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Philanthropy in Action
Cameron Dahlin was drawn to NDSU because of its reputable engineering program and the breadth of opportunities it offers in both academics and extracurriculars. As a recipient of multiple NDSU scholarships, Cameron has been able to fully dedicate his time and attention to his studies and campus organizations such as Engineers Without Borders, Engineering Ambassadors, GeoWall, NDSU Cru, and intramural sports. The valuable experiences he's gained in the classroom and beyond have encouraged him to stay in Fargo-Moorhead after graduation and lend his skills and talents to build a brighter future for his community.
"Early on in my college career, NDSU helped to solidify my decision to study civil engineering. Throughout my time as a CE student, I have been exposed to the F-M job market that is incredibly supportive of NDSU graduates. Attending NDSU has convinced me that I would love to spend time contributing to projects that improve the landscape, infrastructure, and quality of life of the area."
Learn more about scholarship and program support made possible through In Our Hands: The Campaign for North Dakota State University at www.InOurHandsNDSU.com. |
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Our deepest condolences
Barry Schuchard '83 became an NDSU Foundation Trustee in 2012 and served on the Nominating and Governance Committee and Alumni Awards Committee. Barry, a civil engineering graduate, was a proud Bison and spent nearly four decades working for KLJ, most recently serving as the civil engineering company's CEO. Barry was a longtime supporter of NDSU and its students. You can read more about Barry here. |
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Feedback Requested
It's been one year since we launched this digital newsletter, NDSU Foundation Notes! We'd like your feedback on the stories covered in these newsletters. Please complete this survey to help us as we continue delivering meaningful stories and updates to your inbox. |
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Campus News
NDSU alumnus Jeff Larson '92 received the AMCP Experiential Education Preceptor Award for 2021. The group, formerly known as the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy, is the nation’s professional organization for Managed Care Pharmacy. The AMCP award includes a $500 contribution to the School of Pharmacy of Larson's choice. "I'm very honored to have been selected for this award and proud to designate NDSU as the recipient of the contribution. I would like to thank my family, my leadership, and all the individuals within my organization that have made this possible," Larson, who is clinical director of health plans for CVS Caremark in Bloomington, Minnesota, said. |
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