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November 27, 2015
Faces Behind the Funds: Cody Stauffer
With one month left in his first semester, Cody Stauffer has a leg up on other freshman around the country, no debt. Stauffer, a recipient of the Williams County Graduate (WCG) Scholarship along with 343 other students, was awarded free tuition, books, and fees for up to two years. ...
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November 24, 2015
Associate Professor Published in Quarterly Magazine
Richard Stenberg, Associate Professor of History & Political Science at Williston State College co-authored an article with retired Fort Union Park Ranger Randy Kane that appeared in the Fall 2015 edition of Museum of the Fur Trade Quarterly. ...
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November 20, 2015
Faces Behind the Funds: Shaina Lord
An average student attending a two-year public postgraduate North Dakota institution can expect to pay a statewide average of $4,192 dollars per semester for tuition and fees to achieve their associate’s degree. Nationally, students can expect to pay an average of $9,139 a semester for tuition and fees for a public four-year degree, according to collegeboard.org. Since she is attending Williston State College (WSC), Shaina Lord will not have to worry about that figure. ...
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November 18, 2015
Chemistry Department at WSC Receives Generous Donation
North Dakota's public universities have launched a scholarship program to enroll laid-off oilfield workers in energy classes, contending their best path to a new job is learning mechanical and computer skills....
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November 13, 2015
TrainND-Northwest Receives Two Awards Since Move to New Location
The collaboration between Williston Economic Development STAR Fund and TrainND-Northwest to complete the new TrainND training facility located at 415 22nd Ave NE was recognized twice in October with local and national awards....
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November 13, 2015
Faces Behind the Funds: Kylee Shea Meyer
Graduating from Williston High School in 2015, Kylee Shea Meyer knew attending Williston State College in the Fall was exactly what she needed to do after hearing about the Williams County Graduate (WCG) Scholarship from her mother, Wanda Meyer, WSC Associate Professor for Mathematics. ...
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November 12, 2015
Taco John’s Partners with Delta Kappa Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma and Taco John’s will partner to promote Crunch for a Cause, a fundraiser to support DKG and the Imagination Library, November 12 at Taco John’s restaurant. ...
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November 11, 2015
North Dakota's colleges pitch education to laid-off roustabouts
North Dakota's public universities have launched a scholarship program to enroll laid-off oilfield workers in energy classes, contending their best path to a new job is learning mechanical and computer skills....
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November 6, 2015
Faces Behind the Funds: Stephanie Oyloe
Stephanie Oyloe considered going back to school a few times. As her son started kindergarten this fall, Oyloe found herself eligible to receive the Williams County Graduate (WCG) Scholarship. She made the decision to join her son and is well on her way to completing her first semester at Williston State....
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November 2, 2015
CTE Programs Take Learning Opportunities Outside of the Classroom
To emphasize the importance of networking, the petroleum, welding, and transportation departments at Williston State College (WSC) are helping students interact with local companies. ...