As we share our final message with the NDSU community, we want to simply say thank you. These past few years have meant more to us than we can put into words. Serving as NDSU president has been one of the greatest honors of my life, and that's because of the people who make this place what it is.
We've felt your support every step of the way, and we're so proud of the progress made together. The foundation at NDSU is strong, the future is bright, and we'll always be cheering for you. Once a Bison, always a Bison.
Go Bison!
Today, I share some personal news: I have accepted the role of president at Iowa State University. This decision was not made lightly. Kate and I have cherished our time at NDSU and the incredible people who make this university so special.
Serving as NDSU's president has been an honor. Together, we stabilized enrollment, improved retention, celebrated a 12% increase in graduates this past spring, and elevated NDSU's research profile to record levels. We strengthened partnerships and deepened community engagement, all while advancing NDSU's mission as a student-focused, land-grant, R1 research university.
I will begin my leadership at Iowa State University on March 1. I have deep trust in the talented people here and confidence in NDSU's bright future. Thank you for the privilege of leading this remarkable institution.
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It was truly an honor to be part of NDSU Football and I would do it all over again in a heartbeat if I could. It was a privilege to wear this logo, these colors, and represent this university. Those who stay will be champions.
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This side-by-side comparison makes me smile. And giggle. Then I smile again and laugh a little. Go Bison! 🤘🏻🦬 Photo credits to @maxkringen (Sad Jack) and the Forum’s Dave Samson (NDSU euphoria).
Bison running back CharMar Brown is the recipient of the 14th annual Jerry Rice Award as the #FCS national freshman player of the year. Marty leads all FCS freshmen with 965 rushing yards this season. 🏆
First-year head coach Tim Polasek has been named FCS Region 4 Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association. Congrats, @CoachTimNDSU! https://t.co/wwfOLYilvE
MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL
O-Lineman of the Week >> Mason Miller
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Miller was the highest-graded lineman in the win over MoState. He graded 93 percent with 0 sacks or TFLs allowed. NDSU rushed for a season-high 364 yards.
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