Author Archives: Carolyn Holen
Valley City State Launches Viking Mobile ID
Valley City, North Dakota – Valley City State University (VCSU) today launched the Viking Mobile ID for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android Phones. Students can use the Viking Mobile ID on campus with just a tap of their mobile device. Students, faculty, and staff can add their Viking Mobile ID to Apple Wallet or Google Pay and use …
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President’s Column: It’s about our people
Greetings from Valley City State University. It’s no secret that VCSU is one of the most beautiful and picturesque university campuses set in one of the most beautiful and scenic communities in the nation. Our admissions office is next door to the President’s office. I interact regularly with campus tours as they come by. One …
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President’s Column: Summer renovations and honoring excellence
Greetings from Valley City State University! For those that may think the campus slows down during the summer, it might surprise you that these months are among the busiest for many. Building maintenance, summer camps, alumni meetings, foundation events, golf tournaments, athletic team camps, and work on the campus grounds are just a few of …
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Spring 2022 honor rolls released
Valley City State University has released its President’s Honor Roll, Dean’s Honor Roll and Honor Roll for spring semester 2022. The President’s Honor Roll recognizes students who completed 12 semester hours or more of VCSU classes for which grade points are earned with a 4.0 grade point average. View President’s Honor Roll The Dean’s Honor …
President’s Honor Roll, Spring 2022
The President’s Honor Roll recognizes students who completed 12 semester hours or more of VCSU classes for which grade points were earned with a 4.0 grade point average. Students are listed geographically by state and hometown; note that international students from Canada are recognized after U.S. students at the end of this list. State City …
Dean’s Honor Roll, Spring 2022
The Dean’s Honor Roll recognizes students who completed 12 semester hours or more of Valley City State University classes for which grade points were earned with a grade point average of at least 3.50. Students are listed geographically by state and hometown; students from Canada are listed after U.S. students at the end of the …
Honor Roll, Spring 2022
The Honor Roll recognizes students who completed 6 to 11 semester hours of Valley City State University classes for which grade points are earned with a grade point average of at least 3.50. Students are listed geographically by state and hometown; students from Mexico, United Arab Emirates and Japan are listed after U.S. students at …
President’s Column: Year-End Activity Reflections
The end of the year flurry of activities have subsided, and our beautiful campus is a much quieter place this week. Students have checked out of the residence halls and following commencement and submission of final grades, we are on to a summer of planning, organizational work, and efforts to complete several projects on campus. …
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Larry Brooks to be next Vice President for Academic Affairs
Valley City, ND – Valley City State University (VCSU) has selected Larry Brooks as the new Vice President for Academic Affairs (VPAA). Brooks will begin in June to transition into the role with the current VPAA Dr. Margaret Dahlberg. Dahlberg will retire this summer after 26 years on campus. Dahlberg has had multiple roles at …
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Thriving Through Struggle: Graduate Charismha Tsosie’s Insights
2022 VCSU Graduate Charisma Tsosie stands with Professor Hilde van Gijssel, left, and Professor Kelly LaFramboise, right. As a first-generation college student, Charismha Tsosie knew surviving, let alone thriving, in college wouldn’t be easy, but her achievements are a testament that achieving a dream can be worth the struggle. From a young age, Tsosie was …
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