Browsing State of the University Address by Author "Chapman, President Joseph A."

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    • State of the University, 1999 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1999-09-09)
      President Joseph A. Chapman presented four important campus themes during his State of the University Address. Chapman, who became NDSU’s 13th president in June, outlined an institutional vision that includes a strong ...

    • State of the University, 2000 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2000-09-07)
      Describing NDSU as a "campus on the move," President Joseph A. Chapman outlined major institutional goals during his State of the University Address.

    • State of the University, 2001 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2001-10-18)
      President Joseph A. Chapman says the university is an institution undergoing a "transformation" to better meet the needs of North Dakota. President Chapman focuses on how campus units are responding to the challenge of ...

    • State of the University, 2002 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2002-10-17)
      During his fourth State of the University Address President Joseph A. Chapman describes NDSU as a "campus on the move" that has progressed "beyond expectations." He focuses on the level of progress in three years on expanding ...

    • State of the University, 2003 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2003-10-09)
      President Joseph A. Chapman says the university has many reasons to celebrate. In his fifth State of the University Address, President Chapman outlined how the institution set lofty goals, worked hard and is now reaping ...

    • State of the University, 2004 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2004-10-14)
      Describing a "new vision for NDSUʼs future," President Joseph A. Chapman outlined a series of bold campus objectives during his State of the University Address. The address pointed to NDSUʼs "many successes," such as the ...

    • State of the University, 2005 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2005-10-20)
      During his seventh address, Chapman said the university is attracting and retaining young people, is creating jobs through economic opportunity and has taken its place among its land-grant peers. "Collectively, we have ...

    • State of the University, 2006 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2006-10-12)
      NDSU has undergone a remarkable and successful transformation over the past seven years, according to President Joseph A. Chapman. During his annual State of the University Address Chapman said, "Our clarity of purpose has ...

    • State of the University, 2007 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2007-10-04)
      NDSU is "the university of choice" and is an institution with both success and momentum, according to President Joseph A. Chapman. During his annual State of the University Address, Chapman said, "I know of no other ...

    • State of the University, 2008 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2008-10-02)
      Describing NDSU as "a place of impact," President Joseph A. Chapman outlined bold initiatives for the future during his 10th annual State of the University Address. Chapman said NDSU began a transitional journey 10 years ...

    • State of the University, 2009 

      Chapman, President Joseph A. (North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2009-10-01)
      The past decade has been a time of accomplishment and advancement at NDSU, and more achievements are expected in the future. That was the assessment of President Joseph A Chapman during his 2009 State of the University ...