Michael M. Miller

In Touch with Prairie Living, February 2023
By Michael M. Miller

Jeremy Kopp, GRHC Outreach & Operations Coordinator, will serve as Interim Director of the Germans from Russia Heritage Collection, NDSU Libraries, Fargo, ND.

The NDSU Foundation Magazine includes a story titled Cooking to Reconnect that features five German-Russian recipes that will help you slow down, warm up, and rethink winter. Story and photographs by Micaela Gerhardt, illustrations by Leah Ecklund. Recipes included in the story are cheese buttons, knoephla soup, borscht soup, wedding kuchen, and pumpkin blachenta.

We are happy to announce that Michael M. Miller has been given the honorary title of Emeritus Director of the GRHC. To be appointed an emeritus title at NDSU, you must be a retired member of faculty or staff and be nominated by your department and approved by the Dean and appropriate President’s designee.

In Touch with Prairie Living, January 2023
By Michael M. Miller

In Touch with Prairie Living, December 2022
By Michael M. Miller

With the Holiday Season approaching, I extend Yuletide best wishes to you and your family.

Strasburg native, head of Germans from Russia Heritage Collection to retire from NDSU after 55 years

Michael M. Miller, director and bibliographer of the Germans from Russia Heritage Collection at the NDSU Libraries, is set to retire on Dec. 1 after over 55 years at NDSU. Michael joins Henry L. Bolley and C.B. Waldron as the longest serving employees in NDSU history.

In Touch with Prairie Living, July 2022
By Michael M. Miller

I look forward to visiting the Eureka Pioneer Museum on July 13 with a bus tour traveling from Aberdeen, SD, during the 51^st Germans from Russia Heritage Society Convention, July 13-16. I will also attend the 53^rd American Historical Society of Germans from Russia Convention, July 27-30, in Lincoln, NE.

In Touch with Prairie Living, June 2022
By Michael M. Miller

The mission of the Tri-County Tourism Alliance is to organize people to preserve and promote Germans from Russia heritage and culture to enhance tourism in Emmons, Logan, and McIntosh counties. These counties in south central North Dakota are the center of German-Russian country. The Tri-County Tourism Alliance is the embodiment of the names of these three counties.