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GOLF CLASSIC RAISES SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES The annual BSC President’s Cup Golf Classic raised nearly $22,000 for scholarships for student athletes. Thirty six teams gathered at Prairie West Golf Course in Mandan, N.D. for a gorgeous day of golf and fun on June 19. The first place net overall winners were the team of Norman Clark, Richard Keller, Cory Wrolstad and Mike Herzog. The team of Kevin Gilchrist, Kevin Bjork, Jon Joersz and Jon Anderson took first place gross overall.

Following the tournament, two basketball players and one coach were inducted into the BSC Athletic Hall of Fame.

Harold Hammeren coached BSC women’s basketball from 1977-88 and led the 1977-78 team to BSC’s first ever North Dakota Junior College state championship. A four-sport athlete at Dickinson State University, Hammeren earned 12 varsity letters and graduated in biology and physical education. He was inducted into the DSU Hall of Fame four times as Best Athlete of the Decade (1960-70) and as part of three teams.

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Photo: BSC Lady Alumni Team Tamara Barber, Linda Fossum, Rita Lindgren and Rosemarie Kuntz

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Hammeren taught in Richardton, N.D., coaching three sports for nine seasons, and at Bismarck High School, where he coached girls’ basketball and boys’ track and taught biology and physical education for 29 years.

Wylee Bearstail was a prolific scorer for Mystic basketball teams during the 1999-00 and 2000-01 seasons. He helped lead them to the Regional XIII and District 11 championships and a berth in the 2001 NJCAA National Tournament, where he received the Jack Cistriano Best Small Man MVP Award. Versatile and known for long-range shooting, he led the nation in scoring averaging 24.8 points his freshman year. He finished his career at BSC with 1,330 points in two seasons.

Bearstail garnered NDJC, Region XIII and Mon-Dak All Conference First Team Honors in two seasons and was Region XIII MVP his sophomore year.

An outstanding scorer, Jolene Lockwood played the 1996-97 and 1997-98 seasons. She helped lead the Mystics through Region XIII and District F championships to a berth in the 1998 NJCAA National Tournament, where the team finished in eighth place. Lockwood set a NJCAA tournament record for three-point shots made in a single tourney game. She nailed eight three-pointers while scoring 36 points in a consolation game victory 97-81 over Baltimore Community College. Lockwood was named to Mon-Dak Conference, NDJC All-State, and All-Region XIII teams her freshman and sophomore seasons.

BSC Athletic Hall of Fame inductees Jolene Lockwood, Harold Hammeren and Wylee BearsTail

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BSC RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC STUDENTS

*Katelyn Baumgartner ..............GeographyJohn Bettger .............................Philosophy*Derek Boeshans ......................Physics*Derek Boeshans ......................Organic Chemistry*Ashley Bohrer ..........................Mathematics*Kira Bossert .............................Social Work*Theodore Boyer ......................EconomicsMelissa Braun ...........................Paramedic (EMT) TechnologyBrandon Bryant .........................Process Plant Technology (Online)Allison Chalcraft........................Graphic Design and Communication*Matthew Chumley ...................EngineeringChristopher Conway .................Welding*Kathryn Dewitt ........................MathematicsWesley Doll ...............................Lineworker (Electrical)Brittany Ehli ..............................Administrative Assistant General (Online)

*Megan Eichele ........................Web Page Development and DesignAlicia Enderle ...........................Criminal Justice*Dillon Erhardt ..........................Water and Wastewater TechnologyDaniel Faust ..............................Nuclear Power Technology (Online)*Nolan Ferderer ........................Digital Audio ProductionZacharie Finneman ...................General ChemistryTyler Fredrickson .......................Geographic Information Systems Technician*Alexander Froelich ..................Management*Kathryn Gerving ......................Surgical TechnologyNicholas Graham ......................Engineering TechnologyBeverly Gress ............................Medical Lab TechnicianTravis Haas ................................Power Plant Technology (Online)Kayla Helbling ..........................ScienceKendra Hellebust ......................Accounting

BSC President’s Cup Golf Classic Sponsors:

4 Bears Casino & Lodge American Bank Center Associated Builders Bank of North Dakota Bartlett & West Basin Electric Power Cooperative BNC National Bank CloverdaleCross Country Freight SolutionsDakota Community Bank & TrustDan’s SupermarketEide BaillyGilchrist & Fettig FinancialGilchrist DentalGolf Etc.Horizon Financial BankI. Keating Furniture WorldiHeart Media

Image PrintingJE Doors & MoreJerome Distributing Inc.JLG ArchitectsKFYR – TVKirkwood Bank & TrustKLJMDU Resources Group, Inc.Missouri Valley PetroleumOdneyONEPrairie Knights Casino & ResortProfessional Contractors Inc.Roughrider Harley-DavidsonScheelsStarion FinancialTMI HospitalityTownsquare MediaU.S. BankUnited PrintingWalmartWells Fargo

First place net overall winners: Norman Clark, Richard Keller, Cory Wrolstad and Mike Herzog

Bismarck State College celebrated its scholars and outstanding students at the 46th annual spring Recognition Ceremony April 22 in the Bavendick Stateroom of the National Energy Center of Excellence.

The BSC Foundation sponsors the awards program honoring achievement in the Phi Theta Kappa international two-year college honor society, All-USA Academic Team nominees, Outstanding Students in

degree areas, Student Government Association, Phi Beta Lambda, and Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Those selected as Outstanding Student, Who’s Who, All-USA Academic Team, and most Student Government Association members received certificates and a $100 cash award from the BSC Foundation.

To view additional 2014-15 student achievements visit bismarckstate.edu/merit

OUTSTANDING STUDENTS

OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC STUDENTS – CONTINUED

Lane Herberholz .......................Computer Support Specialist*Edward Herdebu .....................Auto Collision*Cassie Holt ..............................Anatomy & PhysiologyHailee Hopfauf .........................Political ScienceDylan Horner ............................PsychologyDylan Horner ............................SpeechBenjamin Kappel ......................Petroleum Production TechnicianNeil Kienzle ..............................Renewable Generation Technician (On-Campus)Justin Kilzer ..............................Computer ScienceLane Kleingartner .....................CarpentrySandra Kuntz ............................ Introductory ChemistryJason Kurtti ...............................Foreign LanguagesJason Kurtti ...............................English*David Larson ...........................Music (Instrumental)Janet Lee ..................................Electric Transmission System Technician (Online)Shelley Marais ...........................Nursing, Certificate (PN)Kayla Marek ..............................Business AdministrationRobyn Markhouse .....................Geology*Matthew Masset ......................Heating, Ventilation and Air ConditioningCaleb Mehlhoff .........................Farm & Ranch ManagementHilvin Mercado ......................... Instrumentation and Control (Online)Carol Mielke .............................Microbiology*Ashley Mormann ..................... Instrumentation and Control (On-Campus)*Blake Nemecek .......................Journalism*Tanner Purintun .......................Mass CommunicationKristin Renskers.........................BAS Energy*Robert Richter .........................Agriculture, Technology, Food and Natural ResourcesKaitlin Ridl .................................Art (Visual)*John Rummel ..........................Mechanical Maintenance Technician*Steven Schild ..........................Process Plant Technology (On-Campus)Cody Schirado ..........................Technical Theater*Landen Schmeichel .................HistoryKarlie Schroeder .......................Administrative Assistant MedicalJesse Schwab ...........................Agriculture, Industry and TechnologySteve Shelp ...............................Renewable Generation Technician (Online)*Natasha Sickler .......................Music (Vocal)*Madison Singer .......................TheaterEve Suchy .................................Nursing, Associate Degree (RN)*Kendra Weigel ........................Administrative Assistant GeneralLisa White .................................Human ServicesAmy Will ...................................SociologyRalph Williams .........................Electric Power Technology (Online)Brett Williamson .......................BiologyBill Wilson .................................Power Plant Technology (On-Campus)

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VICE PRESIDENT FOR COLLEGE ADVANCEMENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BSC FOUNDATIONGordon Binek

BSC FOUNDATION STAFFAmy BrownChristina BurnsJanet DixonJulie EricksonMelinda Weninger

BSC FOUNDATION PRESIDENTPaul Sandness

BSC FOUNDATION(800) 272-2586 or (701) 224-5700

BSC ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONRita Nodland

BSC NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTMichael J. Thomas

To subscribe, change your address, or submit an alumni note:

Rita Nodland BSC Alumni Coordinator PO Box 5587 Bismarck, ND 58506 rita.nodland@bismarckstate.edu 1-800-BSC-ALUM

Connections and BSC Magazine are published by BSC College Relations

EDITORJuanita Lee

DESIGNERKelsey Dahl

CONTRIBUTORSPatrick BjorkLacey LangeMarnie PiehlVicki Voskuil

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PHI THETA KAPPA*Allyssa Albrecht

Christopher Allen

Wade Alvarez

Robert Baffrey

Kyle Bagley

Scott Barbie

Adam Barten

Abby Beehler

Rachel Beery

Steven Belanger

*Levi Bernhardt

John Bettger

James Bingham

*Kaitlyn Bladow

Daniel Block

*Ashley Bohrer

Courtney Bosch

Treven Bragg

Alex Brown

Lance Brown

Brandon Bryant

*Alyssa Buetow

*Alexis Burgard

Kevin Burgess

Joseph Calix

*Erron Collins

Christopher Conway

Thomas Corcoran

Robert Cunningham

James DeBottis

Christopher DeLupo

Christopher Delzangle

Eric DeVault

Rachel Dodd

Ernesto Dominguez

Kyle Duren

Matthew Ekstrom

Clint Evenson

Daniel Faust

*Desirae Feland

*McKenna Flyberg

Brandon Ford

*Rachel Ford

James Fox

*Jordan Freitag

*Sydney Gangl

Jose Godinez

Caitlin Grabar

Nickolaus Graning

Barbara Green

Erin Green

*Rick Griffith

Jared Gullage

Kenneth Ham

Mackenzie Hanson

Ryan Harrison

Tracey Harter

Makoto Hayakawa

Gary Heidelberg

*Kylie Helm

*Breck Hendrickson

Lane Herberholz

Diana Herr

Jeffery Hickerson

Marcus Hill

*Sarah Hoekstra

*Cassie Holt

Jonathan Howell

Dan Humes

Whitney Irmen

Katrina Iszler

Krystle Jackson

*Caroline Jacobson

Christopher Jett

*Samantha Johnson

Jeromy Jorgensen

*Alexis Jorgensen

Jon Kauppinen

*Emily Kautzman

Stuhr Kiel

David Kindig

Justin Kintz

*Kinzie Koch

Christina Korhuk

Cassidy Kraft

Benjamin Kuhnley

*Sadie Larson

Sean Latimer

Kristen Lee

Erika Lorenz-Perry

Octavio Luebbert

Ferdinand Maksimowski

Jacob Mansour

Matthew Marohl

Ryan Martin

Timothy Martin

Anthony Martinez

Paige Massee

Lucas Maxwell

Krista McBain

Patrick McCallister

Heather McClure

*Jennifer McConnachie

Terrance McKenzie

*Lucas Meier

Jeffry Meier

Jonathan Melvard

Hilvin Mercado

Mikaela Miller

Cherie Moore

Brendan Morgan

Jennifer Murphy

*Daniel Neff

Jennifer Nicolae

Sarah Nielsen

Cole Nieuwsma

Bram Olson

*Tylor Olson

*Chai Pappa

*John Patterson

Robert Payne

Randy Perrin

*Garret Pollman

Deanna Price

*Tanner Purintun

*Edward Raaen

*Alexandria Reisenauer

Jarred Rich

*Robert Richter

Colton Roshau

Kyle Roth

Donald Sabol

Jerrianne Salveson

Debra Sandness

John Saulie-Rohman

Raquel Sayler

Anthony Schirado

*Landen Schmeichel

Keisha Schock

Michael Scholz

Mylee Schorsch

Christina Schroder-Pruett

*Rachel Schroeder

Alexandra Schulz

Kathryn Schwartz

*Trenton Schwehr

Jeffrey Sills

Nancy Smith

Wade Smith

Bryant Snider

*Brett Snyder

Rachel Stewart

*Melonie Tanous

Brandon Ten Brink

Robert Thompson

*Ashley Thorpe

Jamie Thrasher

Matthew Timmons

Erica Todahl

Kimberly Tracy

Erik Twite

Paige Uran

Jacilynn Vander Wal

Randal Vigesaa

Michael Wade

*Paige Weigel

*Kelsey Weigel

*Kendra Weigel

Braden Weisenburger

*Brandi Weiss

Fredrick Wessels

Tara Wetch

*Jacey Wissbrod

*Marcie Woehl

Brooklyn Wolf

*Joshua Wolff

*Brett Word

Marissa Woroniecki

Franklin Wright

*James Yesel

*Laura Zacharias

Wyatt Zahn

Matthew Zeidler

Dustin Zins

ALL-USA ACADEMIC TEAM NOMINEESDylan Horner

WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES*Derek BoeshansShana HeinrichDylan HornerHailey LacherCaleb Mehlhoff*Kendra Weigel

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATIONMaggie BeddowJohn BettgerMercede ChristHailie Doll*Katie DollMike Flicek*Kelly GrollKylah HeilBrooke JohnsonKelsey KleinShelley MaraisBob MasonCaleb MehlhoffKyler MillerMadison RodgersJenna Schaff*Landen SchmeichelJared TroudtJenni Weiss*Katie WinbauerNicholas Winistorfer

PHY BETA LAMBDA CHAPTERBrooke Johnson

*Denotes BSC Foundation Scholarship recipients

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SIX BSC EMPLOYEES RECEIVE EXCELLENCE AWARDS Bismarck State College honored six employees with the Award of Excellence at the 8th annual BSC Celebration May 5. The award recognizes significant or meritorious performance in professional roles.

Faculty recipients were Joe Ellefson, associate professor of criminal justice, and Carmel Miller, associate professor of precision agriculture.

Ellefson’s student nominator praised his unique style of teaching, saying it helped the student learn at a much faster pace than in other classes. Miller was cited for inventing a new curriculum for an emerging industry, making students more qualified and marketable.

Chosen for a Staff Award of Excellence were Kay Schilla, a maintenance worker in the Jack Science Center, and Samantha Harris, former BSC admissions counselor.

Schilla takes great pains to maintain an environment conducive to student learning and employee productivity by tirelessly monitoring temperature, lighting, air quality and ambient noise. Harris was lauded for outstanding involvement in showcasing BSC to prospective students.

Part-time and Adjunct Faculty Awards of Excellence went to Michael Luger, faculty/Campus Information Center assistant, and Cathy Schuh, criminal justice lecturer. Luger’s nominator said he seems to anticipate every need and provides reliable and personable help. Schuh was praised for her commitment to BSC and her students and sharing knowledge in a straightforward, and professional, manner.

Recipients were chosen from 41 nominations by students and BSC employees. The BSC Foundation Programs Committee and representatives from faculty, staff and students determined the winners. Full-time award winners received a $1,000 cash gift from the Foundation and part-time employees received a $250 cash gift.

SUPERHEROESBISMARCK STATE COLLEGE

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C O N V E R S A T I O N SAT BISMARCK STATE COLLEGE

October 4, 2015 Vietnam: History, Metaphor, Quagmire, Myth

January 31, 2016 Richard III: Shakespeare, Sir Thomas More, and the Guy in the British Parking Lot

March 13, 2016 Buffalo Bill Cody and the Invention of the West

May 1, 2016 The Dust Bowl Years: North Dakota, Steinbeck, and the New Deal

June 5, 2016 Custer and the Black Hills: The Thieves Trail

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The community is invited to celebrate with Bismarck State College as we dedicate four major buildings projects on our beautiful campus:

• Communication & Creative Arts Center

• BSC Student Union

• Lloyd Ritchie Residence Hall

• Gate City Bank Residence Hall

4-7 p.m. Building tours and grilling on the BSC Student Union patio

5:30-6:15 p.m. Ribbon Cutting and Dedication in the Communications & Creative Arts Center courtyard

BSC COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE & BUILDING DEDICATIONTUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 4-7 P.M.

Free and open to the public. Sundays at 3 p.m., Bavendick Stateroom, NECE, BSC

Free and open to the public.We look forward to celebrating with you!

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PRESIDENT’S CLUBAnnual gifts of $500 or more to the BSC FoundationThe Foundation welcomes new and renewing President’s Club members for April 1 through June 30, 2015.

American Bank CenterArntson Stewart Wegner PCBrad and Claudia BallweberBasin Electric Power CooperativeJay BeyerBlackRidgeBANKCentury 21 Morrison RealtyCheza, Inc.Dave and Sue ClarkClausnitzer Dentistry, P.C.CloverdaleDaffinrud & Heinert CPA’sDakota West Contracting, Inc.Doosan Infracore Construction Equipment (Bobcat)Mary FiskMark FligengerGOJC, Inc.Golder Associates, Inc.HDR EngineeringMichael HeilmanIndependent Community Banks of North Dakota (ICBND)

Chuck and Carol ItenJohnsen Trailer SalesKEM Electric CooperativeKIMRAYMcQuade DistributingMDU Resources FoundationMidcontinent CommunicationsMidwest Motor Express, Inc.Gary MillerBetty MillsND Association of Rural Electric CooperativesNorth Dakota Agricultural AssociationNorthland FinancialOdneyPine Petroleum, Inc.Prairie View Landscaping & NurseryR S Investment Group Inc.Roughrider Chevrolet AssociationRoughrider Electric CooperativeJohn Robert Sakariassen, Sr.Scheels

Andy SchmitSecurity First Wealth ManagementLarry C. SkogenThrivent FinancialUtility Workers Union of AmericaVerendrye Electric CooperativeTony WelderWenck Associates

Annual gifts of $250-$499 to the BSC Foundation The Foundation welcomes new and renewing Executive Club members for April 1 through June 30, 2015.

D & E Supply Company Inc.Eastgate Funeral ServicesShirley GramzaGreat River EnergyLoren KopsengKupper ChevroletOpen Road HondaRoughrider Harley-DavidsonPaul and Marilynn Swanson

John Bettger, president of the BSC Student Government Association recently joined the BSC Foundation Board of Trustees as a student representative.

John is currently a second-year Mathematics student. He served on the Student Senate during the 2014-15 school year, representing the

Astronomy Club. John was a Residence Advisor (RA) for Werner Hall, and will be an RA in the new Lloyd Ritchie Residence Hall in Fall 2015. He works at the Sykes Student Success Center as a tutor and is also a staff member and contributing writer for The Mystician, BSC’s student newspaper.

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE JOINS BSC FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

JOHN BETTGER

EXECUTIVE CLUB

IN MEMORIAM/HONORARIUM

IN MEMORY/HONOR OF: ...........GIVEN BY:Chris Albin ..................................MDU Resources FoundationAlma Berger ................................BSC EmployeesAlice Doyle ..................................BSC EmployeesMabel Eggert ..............................BSC EmployeesWilliam Ferderer..........................BSC EmployeesCatherine “Kate” Ann Franks ......BSC EmployeesDave Mellan ................................Faye KringstadHenry and Agnes Miller ...............Everett and Beverly MillerDale Norberg ..............................BSC EmployeesRichard “Rig” Olsen ....................BSC EmployeesDonald Russell ............................CloverdaleBetty Sakariassen ........................John Robert Sakariassen, Sr.Carolyn Smith ..............................BSC EmployeesBeatrice Stenerson ......................BSC EmployeesE. James Tschaekofske ................BSC Employees

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Join us as we tackle a time in history like no otherBismarck State College will host

its fourth symposium, The 60s:

Turmoil and Transformation

November 3-5, 2015.

We’ll explore the themes of one of the most momentous decades in American history – civil rights, the war in Vietnam, the race to the moon, the political career of Richard M. Nixon, the counter-culture, the women’s rights movement, the maturation of television, and the rock n’ roll revolution. Participants will enjoy a comprehensive

retrospective of the years between the death of John F. Kennedy in November 1963, and the fall of Saigon in 1975, leading to a deeper understanding of the dynamics of the decade that transformed America in ways not seen before or since. Speakers include Pulitzer Prize Winner Lawrence Wright on growing up in the 1960s, national television expert Mary Ann Watson, bestselling author Rick Perlstein, and North Dakota natives and sixties activists Mike Jacobs and Kevin Carvel. More speakers and acts will be announced. Learn more at bismarckstate.edu/1960s.

A BSC SYMPOSIUM – IN LIVING COLOR!

November 3-5 , 2015

National Energy Center of Excellence

The 60s:Turmoil and Transformation

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BSC CLASS CONNECTIONS

SCOTT DAVIS, ’84, and COREY JIRAS ’09 have joined USDA Rural Development in Bismarck, N.D. Davis is the state engineer and Jiras is an administrative support assistant.

PAUL JUNDT, ’86, is the building-level activities director for Legacy High and Simle Middle School in Bismarck, N.D.

CONSTANCE WALTER, ’88, is the director of communications at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead, S.D.

MISSY KELSCH, ’93, is an account manager at Coaches Choice in Bismarck, N.D.

TAMMY KING,’97, is the executive director of North Dakota Professional Health Program.

WAYNE HECKAMAN, ’99, has accepted the positions of high school principal and athletic director in Beach, N.D.

TRAVIS JORDAN, ’01, joins Shiloh Christian School in Bismarck, N.D., as superintendent.

RICK GELOFF, ’03, and ANDREW TWEET, ’09, have been promoted to the positions of credit analyst II at Starion Financial’s downtown location, Bismarck, N.D.

DUSTIN ERHARDT, ’04, is a full-time mortgage loan underwriter at the Cornerstone Bank south location, Bismarck, N.D.

SHANNON FEIST, ’04, is the hospice manager at Sanford Health in Bismarck, N.D.

COREY J. SAYLER, ’04, is a forensic administrator at the N.D. State Forensic Examiner’s office in Bismarck, N.D.

HOPE RADEMACHER, ’06, has been promoted to surgical tech team lead for neurosurgery at CHI St. Alexius Health, Bismarck, N.D.

COLT BOHN, ’07, was recognized as the 2015 Drug Recognition Expert Officer of the Year and received the Beyond the Traffic Stop award at the North Dakota Department of Transportation annual Safety Summit, Bismarck, N.D.

MANDI LEINGANG, ’07, is an accounting specialist at KLJ, Bismarck, N.D.

BEN SARGENT, ’07, has joined Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Bismarck, N.D. as an accounting analyst II.

KORISSA ORVIK, ’09, has been promoted to surgical tech team lead for general/vascular gastroenterology and urology surgeries at CHI St. Alexius Health, Bismarck, N.D.

THOMAS SENGER, ’09, is a rate and revenue analyst I at Basin Electric Power Cooperative, Bismarck, N.D.

RYAN ROTH, ’11, has joined Basin Electric as a laborer at the Leland Olds Station at Stanton, N.D.

BRANDON STECKLER, ’11, has been hired as a computer and network specialist in information security at the Bank of North Dakota in Bismarck, N.D.

TRAVIS TOOLEY, ’11, began working at the Basin Electric Synfuels Plant, Beulah, N.D. as a process operation field technician.

PRESTON BLINSKY, ’13, is an electrical engineer I at Basin Electric, Bismarck, N.D.

MIKE LEINTZ, ’13, has been promoted to an investment associate at the Bank of North Dakota in Bismarck, N.D.

RYANNE PAPPA, ’13, has started Burleigh Beard Co., which sells a homemade beard oil and clothing line at Exposure Boutique and Studio E in Bismarck, N.D.

CHAD SYMMANK, ’13, is a maintenance field technician at the Basin Electric Great Plains Synfuels Plant in Beulah, N.D.

NICHOLAS GRAHAM, ’15, joined Houston Engineering as a survey technician in Bismarck, N.D.

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BASEBALL20-24 overall and 13-3 conference Coaches Joe Mueller & Ryan Astle

Tanner Wolf ................................Mon-Dak All Conference, All Region XIIIBrandon Gieszler ........................Mon-Dak All Conference, All Region XIIIKolby Metzger ...........................Mon-Dak All ConferenceKole Bauer .................................Mon-Dak All ConferenceLane Huck ..................................Mon-Dak All Conference, Quarterback Athlete Nominee

SOFTBALL11-21 overall and 8-12 conferenceCoaches Jason Harris & Chad Schon

Rebekah Ellis ..............................Mon-Dak Athletic Conference, All Region XIII Mikaila Wax ................................Quarterback Athlete Nominee

MEN’S GOLFNational Tournament Qualifiers Coach Michael Herzog

Trenton Schwehr ........................All Region XIII, Region XIII Medalist, Quarterback Athlete Nominee, 20th place NJCAA National Golf TournamentMatt Schirado ............................All Region XIII

WOMEN’S GOLFRegion XIII Champions, National Tournament QualifiersCoach Michael Herzog – Region XIII Coach of the Year

Callie Lawrence ..........................All Region XIIIAbrielle Baumann .......................All Region XIIIKati Brandt .................................All Region XIII, Quarterback Athlete NomineeSydnie Mongeon ........................All Region XIIIAbby Warcken ............................All Region XIII

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UPCOMING EVENTS

JULY

JULY 28-30: New Student Fall 2015 Registration, NECE, Bavendick Stateroom

AUGUST

AUG. 11-12: New Student Fall 2015 Registration, NECE, Bavendick Stateroom

AUG. 16: BSC Volleyball home season opener, 2 p.m., BSC Armory

AUG. 20: New Student Fall 2015 Registration, NECE, Bavendick Stateroom

AUG. 24: BSC 2015-2016 academic year begins

AUG 29: BSC Women’s and Men’s Soccer home season opener, 1 and 3 p.m., MDU Resources Community Bowl

AUG. 30-31: BSC Women’s and Men’s Golf home season opener, 2 p.m. and 9 a.m.

SEPTEMBER

SEPT. 20: Music Faculty Recital, 3 p.m., Sidney J. Lee Auditorium

SEPT. 22: BSC Community Open House & Building Dedication, 4-7 p.m., BSC Campus

OCTOBER

OCT. 4: Conversations at BSC, “Vietnam: History, Metaphor, Quagmire, Myth,” 3 p.m., NECE, Bavendick Stateroom

OCT. 21-25: BSC Fall Theatre Production, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Sidney J. Lee Auditorium

OCT. 30-31: BSC Halloween Haunted Theater, 6 p.m., Sidney J. Lee Auditorium

NOVEMBER

NOV. 3-5: “The 60s: Turmoil and Transformation” A BSC Symposium, NECE

For additional calendar and sporting event information, visit bismarckstate.edu/calendar.