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Developing Young People: Ann & Shayne Wittkopp on building their Blue Hawk family
If you’re a Blue Hawk, chances are you know the Wittkopps. Shayne coaches track and field and cross country at DSU and teaches exercise science. His wife, Ann, is an athletic trainer and also teaches exercise science and health education. Recently,...
Meeting the Needs of Deskless Workers
Deskless workers are historically the most overlooked yet vital contributors to the workforce. A recent study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), “Making Work Work Better for Deskless Employees,” reveals that more than half of these employees...
Dickinson State to host 66th annual Northern Plains Music Festival
Dickinson State University (DSU) welcomes the public to attend the 66th annual Northern Plains Music Festival (NPMF) Saturday, Nov. 11, at 4 p.m. in Dorothy Stickney Auditorium on the campus of Dickinson State.
Dickinson State Heritage Foundation aims for lofty goal for 2023 DSU Give Day
The DSU Heritage Foundation will try to do something the group has never attempted: Raise $100,000 in a single day during their DSU Give Day Campaign.
From the Hawks Nest: Dickinson State Sets Homecoming Records
Homecoming week is an opportunity to demonstrate pride, loyalty, and dedication to your school. From foam fingers to homemade cheer signs to parade floats, there are many different ways to celebrate. During the first week of October, those with blue...
Dr. Dragseth becomes DSU’s third named professor
Debora Dragseth, Ph.D., is Dickinson State University’s third named professor, accepting the new position of Baker Boy Professor of Leadership in the School of Business and Entrepreneurship.
Dickinson State University’s Pulver Hall renamed to honor long-time supporters of DSU and Theodore Roosevelt Studies
Pulver Hall has a new name! Get all the details in our official announcement.
From the Hawks’ Nest: “C’mon in” or “C’mon Back” — DSU Wants YOU as a Student
Dickinson State University’s flexible learning options and variety of programs makes it easy for you to start your college career or continue your education.
From the Hawks’ Nest: “Remaining and becoming the university our community needs”
In May’s column, you will learn about all the new programs DSU is creating to meet the changing needs of our current and future students and our community.