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Dr. Keith Stenehjem, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Mayville State University, announces that the following students have been listed on the Dean's List for the Fall Semester of 2009 at Mayville State University.
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First-day figures show that Mayville State University is experiencing significant enrollment increases for the Spring Semester of 2010. The first-day headcount enrollment was 717, a 2.6% increase over first-day headcount in the Spring Semester of 2009. This number reflects an 18.5% increase in full-time students overall, and a 66.6% increase in the number of new full-time transfer students, compared with the Spring Semester of 2009.
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The public is cordially invited to attend an open house at Mayville State University’s coal-fueled heating plant on Monday, January 11, 2010 from 7:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. The plant is located on the west edge of campus along County Road 14. Guests are asked to park in the lot on the west side of the building and enter the building there as well.
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The annual Traill County/Mayville State University reunion luncheon will be held in Mesa, Arizona on Tuesday, February 9, 2010. The luncheon will be held at the Windemere Hotel and Conference Center, 5750 E Main St., Mesa. Socializing will begin at 11:00 a.m., and lunch will be served at 12:00 noon. Current and former Traill County area residents and Mayville State University alumni and friends are cordially invited to attend.
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One hundred twenty-nine women enjoyed the “After Hours” gathering held Tuesday, December 8 at the home of Bonnie Freeland, Mayville, N.D. Jennifer Kohls, Laura Brudvik, Tracy McGillis, and Jen Nepstad, all of Mayville, assisted Bonnie as hostesses.
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Seventy-six women enjoyed the “After Hours” gathering held Tuesday, November 10 at the home of Kim Lauf, Mayville, N.D. Sandy Braaten, Portland, N.D.; Gaylene Johnson, Cummings, N.D.; and Becky Brandt and Mary Germundson, Mayville; assisted Kim as hostesses.
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More than 60 women enjoyed the “After Hours” gathering held Tuesday, October 13 at the home of Kara Schreiner, Mayville, N.D. Becca Braaten, Mayville, N.D., and Lori Baldock, Jerilyn Braaten, and Tanya Strand, all of Portland, N.D., assisted Kara as hostesses.
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For alumni, homecoming is about renewing acquaintances and connecting with their alma mater and the people who helped to make the college experience meaningful for them. Over the weekend of October 9-11, recollections of college days and expressions of thanks were heard over and again as Mayville State alumni and friends gathered to celebrate their commonalities and the accomplishments of fellow alumni and friends.
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The Mayville State University Alumni Association Board will host a social for Mayville State University Alumni & Friends on Thursday, October 22, 2009. The social will be held at the Italian Moon restaurant, 810 S Washington Street, Grand Forks, N.D., from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. All Mayville State alumni and friends are welcome!
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Good friends, good food, Comets football, and a fantastic fund-raiser highlighted the 15th annual Mayville State University Farmers Bowl celebration on Saturday, September 26. The Farmers Bowl, sponsored by the MSU Foundation, teams Mayville State University with the community in a festival celebrating the area’s agricultural way of life. Yearly activities include a parade, corn on the cob and hot dog feed, Mayville State Comets football game, and a fund-raising auction. This year, a home Mayville State volleyball game was also a part of the activities.
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President's Column
Over the last several years, we’ve watched and enjoyed the growth in Mayville State University’s music department. As you may know, the music department at Mayville State University fell victim to budget cuts in the early 1990s, but music at Mayville State has gradually made a comeback in recent years, beginning with the formation of a University Singers group, which has evolved into a concert choir. A concert band and stage band have also been added.
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The annual Traill County-Mayville State Reunion Luncheon will be held in Mesa, Arizona on February 9, 2010. My wife Debbie and I will attend the luncheon once again this year, and spend a few days in Arizona visiting with some wonderful Mayville State alumni and friends.
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While the North Dakota Legislature is not in session this winter, the work of this body continues, and consequently, so does our legislative work. I was in Bismarck on January 19 and 20 for the North Dakota University System (NDUS) meetings with the Legislature’s Interim Higher Education Committee. Each of the NDUS campus presidents was given an opportunity to participate in discussions on January 19. Topics included program evaluation procedures, faculty engagement and evaluation, student involvement, tuition waivers and workforce needs, and higher education funding. MSU Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Keith Stenehjem also attended the January 19 meeting. University System office personnel made presentations to the Higher Education Committee on January 20.
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Friday, October 17, 2008
DVD Discussion: A Face In The Crowd
(25 mins. of Audio)
- Richeldis Nelson and Dr. Matt Wanat discuss the Elia Kazan film starring Andy Griffith and Patricia Neal.
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Beth Swenson
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Beth.Swenson@mayvillestate.edu
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