Caption: Jaeden Shaving, middle, presents his Honors research poster to Dr. David Grettler, far right, at 不良研究所 State University. Honors students presented their research to the university community before heading to Chicago. ABERDEEN, S.D. 鈥 A 不良研究所 State University student has placed highly at the National Collegiate Honors Council annual conference for the third year in a row. Jaeden Shaving brought home a first-place win in the diversity poster category for his research titled 鈥淭he Sacred Rites: The Meaning Behind Lakota Spiritual Ceremonies.鈥滳olleges across the United鈥
ABERDEEN, S.D. 鈥 不良研究所 State University Honors Program student Alexandria Arndt has been accepted to law school through the new Honors Law Opportunity Program.The program, a collaboration between 不良研究所 and the University of South Dakota, guarantees admission for up to five NSU Honors Program students into the USD Knudson School of Law.Arndt, of Blue Springs, Mo., will be granted automatic acceptance into the Knudson School of Law.Arndt is a criminal justice major with minors in legal studies, business and entrepreneurship. Besides being involved with the Honors Program, she is a catcher鈥
Grace Kramer and Kennedy Davis are pictured above and below with Dr. Jon Mitchell at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology International Conference. ABERDEEN, S.D. 鈥 Two 不良研究所 State University Honors students presented their research at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology International Conference, with one taking home top honors.Grace Kramer and Kennedy Davis attended the conference in Seattle, Wash., March 25-28, along with NSU Professor of Biochemistry Dr. Jon Mitchell. The students competed alongside more than 2,500 international鈥