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- Who is the president of UND?
- How do I find a current UND student, professor or staff member, or a graduate/alumnus?
- What is UND's central telephone number and mailing address?
- What are UND's colors?
- How do I look/apply for a job at UND?
- When was UND founded?
- How many schools does UND have, and what degree programs do they offer?
- Does UND have a major in ...?
- When can I apply to UND?
- How do I transfer to UND from another university or college?
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| 1. Who is the president of UND? |
| The president of UND is Dr. Charles E. Kupchella. President Kupchella was named the tenth president of the The University of North Dakota on April 20, 1999. His official duties began July 1, 1999. President Kupchella's biography can be found on the President's Office Web site. |
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| 2. How do I find a current UND student, professor or staff member, or a graduate/alumnus? |
| Use the The University's Online Directory search to find currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff. For alumni, look at the Alumni email directory. |
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| 3. What is UND's central telephone number and mailing address? |
Central telephone number is:
(701).777.2011 -or- Toll Free: 1-800-CALL-UND
Central mailing address is:
The University of North Dakota
Grand Forks, ND 58202 |
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| 4. What are UND's colors? |
| In April 1889, the student body met and chose as school colors the pink and green of the prairie rose, "suggestive of our green prairies and rosy prospects." In the 1920s green and white were adopted as colors for UND athletic teams while pink and green continued to be used on the academic hoods of the University. |
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| 5. How do I look/apply for a job at UND? |
| Information on applying for faculty, staff, temporary, and student employment is available through the Human Resources web site. |
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| 6. When was UND founded? |
| Founded by the Dakota Territorial Assembly in 1883, six years before statehood, UND was intended to be, and has remained, a university with a strong liberal arts college surrounded by a constellation of professional and specialized schools. |
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| 7. How many schools does UND have, and what degree programs do they offer? |
The University of North Dakota has ten schools:
• Aerospace Sciences, John D. Odegard School of
• Arts and Sciences, College of
• Business and Public Administration, College of
• Education and Human Development, College of
• Engineering and Mines, School of
• Graduate School
• Law, School of
• Medicine and Health Sciences, School of
• Nursing, College of
• Continuing Education, Division of
Further information, including academic departments within each school, is available on the Schools and UND Academics web sites. |
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| 8. Does UND have a major in ...? |
| For a list of majors, please see our Fields of Study web page. You may also want to view our list of Schools, Departments, and Academic Programs. |
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| 9. When can I apply to UND? |
UND welcomes applications from first-year candidates, as well as from applicants seeking to transfer from other accredited universities or colleges, go.und.edu.
If you are interested in applying to one of UND's graduate programs, select the appropriate link on UND's Graduate School web site. |
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| 10. How do I transfer to UND from another university or college? |
We know that the needs of transfer students are different from those of students who have never attended college. We provide you with service that is relevant to your unique needs – including timely answers to questions about transfer credit, and academic advisement. Please let us know if we can serve you better. Enrollment Services has a full-time representative to serve transfer students – please call us at (701)777-4463 or 1-800-CALL-UND, or email sarahvolk@mail.und.nodak.edu.
Transferring to The University of North Dakota is a breeze – just as long as the credit earned is freshman level or higher and from a regionally accredited college where the student is in good academic standing.
Our articulation agreements detail how your college credits will transfer directly to UND. |
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