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We continue our feature this week with Scholarship Tip #2. Be sure to check back next week for our final Scholarship Tip.

Starting this week and the next two weeks, we will be sharing some scholarship application tips to help you or the student in your life have a higher chance of being considered and receiving a scholarship. These tips may seem common sense but ignored by many students costing them a scholarship.

Its our Kate Long (20) on the cover and profiled in the UND Alumni Magazine! PSPA students rule!

Best wishes to all our students!
Good luck to our graduates!

Hoping to see you all, down the road...

Be sure to watch Michelle's inspiring story!
(Which PSPA class is she studying for in the video?)

Dream Award Stories: Michelle Nguyen Michelle Nguyen is a 2019 recipient, and her story exemplifies the strength, grit and determination that Dream Award scholars are known for. Lear...

Happy Elections week! This Wednesday we will have Student Government Elections, below you will find a list of candidates running from each of the schools, as well as on campus apartments, off campus, and residence halls! To vote on Wednesday go to involvement.und.edu, good luck to those running and happy voting!

Working from the home! Ready for the Zoom.

New Course for Fall 2020!

While present events have riveted our attention. It’s never to soon to think about your courses for Fall 2020. (The great task that is education must continue!) So please consider this new course offering.

POLS 393 Problems in Political Science: Contemporary Politics
POLS 393-01 (14513)
MWF 2 p.m.

The fall of 2020 promises to be filled with intense political, economic and social debate. The 2020 election has already been declared “the most important in decades.” The pandemic crisis will surely affect all aspects of society in America and the world. Such times demand serious and focused study.
Students in the course will examine, in depth, contemporary political issues. They will analyze, discuss and debate current political, economic, social and cultural problems. The course is designed to give students a place to apply and develop their analytical, oral presentation and writing skills. You will hone the tools needed to assert yourselves as citizens.
Professor Jendrysik invites students who are interested to share their ideas with him about how best to organize this course. (Don’t worry he has plenty of ideas of his own.)

Check out the diverse scholarships for students & faculty to attend the ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political & Social Research) Summer Programs in Quantitative Methods of Social Research at the University of Michigan: https://bit.ly/2uyAI5u

Utopia is coming! Coming out May 4th in the US.

Dr. Harsell out front!

Pandemic practice – UND Today

Our students do great things!

UND encourages students to apply for nationally competitive scholarships | Grand Forks Herald Michelle Nguyen isn’t a Harvard kid. Her parents were not doctors or lawyers; they were janitors as Nguyen grew up in Eden Prairie, Minn. They spoke nearly exclusively Vietnamese and made as much money as they could.