Dakota State University
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Technically, we're better. DSU offers a better college experience that is both challenging and fun. You'll learn from professors who are experts in their fields, and you'll thrive with thought-provoking classes, a tech-infused learning environment, a state-of-the-art Tablet PC and ample inspiration. It's all part of a DSU education.
The technology advantage is more than just having your own Tablet PC and 24/7 access to the campus network. Technology is blended into campus life.
From hands-on use of industry-standard equipment and software (the things you'll use in the real world after graduation) to campus event tweets and Facebook invitations — using technology is second nature at DSU.
It's a better way to learn, and every major produces a tech-savvy graduate. DSU education graduates have a Technology Endorsement, business majors take programming and information system courses and so on.
These computer and information technology skills give DSU students an advantage. Which is why, year after year, over 90% of our grads find jobs, with 100% placement in some areas.
All this and DSU is affordable, too! Reasonably priced tuition and a competitive scholarship and financial aid program make Dakota State an outstanding value — not something you'd expect from a leading, high-tech university.
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facebook.comThe Center of Excellence in Computer Information Systems invites you to attend the presentation titled "Rising In Leadership: Inspire, Ignite, Impact Greatness" by Melanie A. Brown, founding partner of the John Maxwell Leadership team. Melanie's keynote address captivates audiences through her contagious energy and invigorating spirit. She is known for her characteristic blend of humor, storytelling, and insight. With 20 years of experience as a professional speaker and leadership coach, Melanie merges powerful messages with practical strategies for transforming teams an individuals in leadership skills. Thursday, January 18, 2018 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Beacom Institute of Technology Collaboration Center
Help us congratulate Dr. John Nelson, professor of English in the College of Arts and Science at DSU, on taking second place in the South Dakota State Poetry Society's contest! Monuments by John Nelson These gray houses we see along roadsides across the Dakotas, leaning into the cold wind, must stake their claim to imagination’s memory, like old men telling stories against forgetting. Once this old house was a load of lumber from town, straining horses' shanks, horses with names, horses further gone than the old men who built it, men who cleaned their tools each evening after work. I see them now easing down hallways in wheelchairs. But fifty-sixty years ago, these suntanned boys swaggered and wagered who could lay more shingles, carry more two by fours, who walk the wall, defying gravity. Now old, the fellows walk a narrow path and strain to see the rooftops they once slid down into hay piles, spooking the horses they’d follow back to town to return again at sunrise, seeing their accomplishment for miles. Old houses, their fate a rocky grave or a funeral pyre, they and the old men may lean and grey, fade and crumble. I hope the old men reach in their memories for bottles of beer still as cold in streams as ever, their sweaty arms gilded in sawdust. View the all of the winning poetry at http://sdpoetry.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Landscape-contest-winners.pdf
This is impressive... #DSUTrojanPride
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What do 504 full-time and 192 part-time students at DSU have in common? #Smarts #GoodGrades #BrainPower #DSUTrojanPride
The DSU Gala is February 9! Be sure to check out a few of the live auction items...yes, one of them is for Walt Disney World 🏰 Madison area residents, we are providing free transportation from Madison to Sioux Falls for the event. Click to read more, and then RSVP today!
DSU IT Services is now located in the Karl E. Mundt Library!
What a year it's been for DSU! #WeAreRising
The Gala is a 30 year tradition at Dakota State. Proceeds from the annual event are directed toward student scholarships. The event includes dinner, auction, entertainment, and an opportunity to contribute to DSU. This event is open to the public. RSVP by January 26, 2018
All Dakota State University offices will be closed on Monday, December 25 and Tuesday, December 26 in observance of the Christmas holiday. Wishing you a safe and happy holiday!
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