Winter 2011-2012
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Annual Report
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On the job: A student’s internship
Student Senate President Aaron Rolen discusses his college experience and his summer internship for Congressman Denny Rehberg of Billings, Mont., during the summer of flooding.
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Spider-man discovers three new species
Dr. Brian Patrick, assistant professor of biology, and his summer intern discover three new species of spider during a grant-funded research study of spiders at the Fort Pierre National Grasslands.
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Kelley Center’s Entrepreneur in Residence brings Bible story back to the big screen
The Kelley Center welcomes its second Entrepreneur in Residence this year with Cliff Graham, a military chaplain who has written a series of novels called, “The Lion of War,” based on the story of David and his warriors, which are also set to be made into feature films by GiantKiller Pictures.
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Alumni feature: You can always go home again
Charolotte Beauvais Lapointe, one of the first Native American nursing graduates at DWU, shares the story of her journey to school and back home, where she worked until retirement.
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40 years of nursing: DWU nursing department celebrates milestone
Nursing education has a long history in Mitchell and the program at DWU celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2012. Here’s a look back on the program that changed the landscape of the campus and the future of health and sciences at DWU with the groundbreaking of the Glenda K. Corrigan Health Sciences Center.
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Jordan Werner
Jordan Werner, Mitchell, leaves mark on men’s soccer at DWU as team’s goalie, setting the school record for saves in a season, leading the GPAC in saves and saves per game, and finishing in the top 10 in the NAIA in total saves as a senior
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Face Value
English professor Joe Ditta announces he will retire in 2012 ? here’s a look back on 37 years of a distinguished career of educating students at Dakota Wesleyan.
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