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USD School of Education Innovates Teacher Training with Local Student Research Projects
The School of Education at the University of South Dakota (USD) is developing new methods for training teachers, focusing on undergraduate research. Dr. Jing Williams, an associate professor at the school, emphasizes the faculty's commitment to integrating practical applications and creative projects into their curriculum. This approach aims to improve the learning experience and prepare students for today's classroom challenges.
Local USD Graduate Awarded $30K Rotary Scholarship for Human Rights Studies Abroad
A recent graduate from the Department of Political Science, named Conover, has received the Global Grant Scholarship from Rotary International. This scholarship, worth $30,000, will support her postgraduate studies. Conover, who earned her undergraduate degree in political science and international studies in December 2023, expressed her gratitude for the scholarship. She noted that it acknowledges her academic and extracurricular achievements and supports her interest in global improvement and peace.
USD Alumnus Noah Shepard Appointed as New President and CEO of Foundation and Alumni Association
Noah Shepard has been named the new President and CEO of the USD Foundation and Alumni Association. Kevin Doyle, the president of the USD Foundation Board of Directors, announced the appointment. Doyle commended Shepard for his commitment to the university and his team-building skills, which are expected to strengthen alumni relations and support the university's growth.
From Cricket Fields to USD Classrooms: International Student Thrives in KSM Program
Hossain, an international student at USD, is pursuing a master’s degree in Kinesiology and Sport Management (KSM). His interest in this field stems from his experience as a cricket athlete for nearly ten years, which taught him the importance of effective sports management. Hossain chose USD for its diverse course offerings in KSM and its affordable tuition, which made it a viable option for him as an international student. At USD, Hossain appreciates the supportive faculty in the School of Education, who have helped him adjust to a new educational system and culture. He works part-time with the USD Athletics guest management team, where he applies his classroom learning to real-world situations, gaining skills in event management and problem-solving. Looking forward, Hossain plans to pursue a Ph.D. in sports management before starting his career. He believes the education and experiences at USD have well-prepared him for his future. His story reflects the opportunities USD provides to its international students, especially in sports management.'Visit here for more details.
USD Law School Symposium Explores Future of Indian Law, Engages Local Legal Experts
The University of South Dakota (USD) Law School recently held its biennial Native American Law Student Association (NALSA) Symposium. This year's theme was 'Tradition to Tomorrow: Shaping the Indian Law Landscape.' The event featured a range of speakers and discussions on key issues in Indian law and took place in the law school's courtroom.
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