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Registered nurses are in short supply in South Dakota. Now, Dakota Wesleyan is entering a public-private partnership to fill that gap.
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The National Science Foundation grants $595,000 for continued studies and student summer research positions in Augustana's physics department.
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An upcoming health conference is expected to draw 800 of South Dakota’s future doctors, nurses, and hospital administrators.
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The statewide Sexual Violence Institute training comes to Rapid City next week.
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The University of South Dakota's virtual reality lab is being used to expand learning for students in the art department and beyond.
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The symposium includes oral and poster presentations form BHSU students, and a key note address from SURF's laboratory director, Mike Headley.
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College-bound South Dakota students will no longer receive tuition reciprocity with the University of Minnesota system.
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A group of South Dakota students are making their way to Baltimore to show off their culinary skills.
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STC President Robert Griggs will resign this summer after eight years with the technical college.
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Watertown schools will begin to offer more early childhood education options.
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The Sioux Falls Public Schools Education Foundation receives a donation to sponsor educators taking part in USD's Teacher Pathway program.
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A new model for teacher compensation has reached the governors’ desk.