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Item State of the University, 2009(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2009-10-01) Chapman, President Joseph A.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 Address. Chapman, who became NDSU’s 13th president in June 1999, focused on the university’s growth and success since that time. "North Dakota State University is a truly fine institution with a long tradition of educational excellence. We bring passion to our work, and are strongly committed to providing the best possible environment for our students, faculty and staff now and in the future." "In the past 10 years, we have accomplished a great deal for our students and for our state. We have broadened our research base, brought more educational opportunities to more students and created facilities for both to flourish. We have furthered the strong traditions of this great institution, and we have been to the Big Dance."Item State of the University, 1998(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1998-09-10) Fisher, President Allan G.President Fisher shares his priorities for the year, which include creating an atmosphere of trust and cooperation; working to restore the University's budget and investing in FacultyItem Maintaining Vital Connections: The Life-Line of the Land Grant, 1995(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1995-09-18) Plough, President Thomas R.President Plough suggests modifications to the strategic direction and highlights and offers support to the six integrated educational componentsItem Thoughts About the State of Our State University, 1980(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1980-09-08) Loftsgard, President Laurel D.President Loftsgard highlights new developments on campus.Item State of the University, 2006(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2006-10-12) Chapman, President Joseph A.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 given us the momentum to meet our aspirations." Describing the university as at a crossroads in 1999, Chapman said, "We had aspirations and we were fortunate to be at a point in our state’s history where the Higher Education Roundtable created an environment where flexibility and acceptable risks could be taken. We enjoyed wide consensus that a great land-grant university could make our state better. This environment—this expectation—would prove to be a powerful tool." He said the university set off on a “great adventure,” where every unit on campus was challenged to move to the next level. “What is amazing in all this is that we succeeded beyond our dreams,”Item Present Situation at North Dakota Agriculture College, 1946(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1905-04-29) Longwell, President John HarwoodPresident Longwell provides and overview of the plans for the development of a well balanced institutionItem Acting Strategically Through a Culture of Achievement : State of the University Address September 3, 1997(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1997-09-03) Plough, President Thomas R.President Plough reflects on the Legislative session, and discusses the seven goals put forward by the State Board of Higher Education - Education excellence; Technology and access; Relevant programs; Leadership in research; Learning environment; Documented performance; CollaborationItem State of the University, 1981(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1981-09-14) Loftsgard, President Laurel D.President Loftsgard honored NDSU faculty members and provided an overview of the year.Item The Integrity of NDSU as the Land-Grant University of North Dakota : State of the University Address 1996(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 1996-09-10) Plough, President Thomas R.President Pough reflects on his first year objective of recruitment and retention of talent - faculty, staff, students and administration. He also discusses searches for leadership positions, the budget and NDSU initiatives.Item State of the University, 2001(North Dakota State University: Office of the President, 2001-10-18) Chapman, President Joseph A.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 defining their own "next level of excellence."
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