Occupation: President of North Dakota Guaranty and Title Company. Family: Husband, Bill Johner; children: Will Johner, Lance Geving, Denese McLeish and Penny Johner. Public service-related experience: Elected to Mandan School Board in 2009.

The current and developing global recession is changing realities for students, institutions, and faculty members engaged in higher education . This blog chronicles those changes for academic / historical record purposes.

9 indicted on charges of accessing Obama records 13 May 2010 Nine people have been indicted in federal court on charges they accessed President Barack Obama’s student loan records while employed for a Department of Education contractor in Iowa.

The President values the significance of a higher education , and they are pushing all citizens, including North Dakota moms and hardworking workers generating minimum wage, to acquire a college degree. Many people are not convinced they …

University of North Dakota President Robert Kelly released a statement today about the path UND will take toward axing the “Fighting Sioux” logo and nickname after the State Board of Higher Education , worried that North Dakota’s Sioux …

More needy college students will have access to bigger Pell Grants, and future borrowers of government loans will have an easier time repaying them, under a vast overhaul of higher education aid headed to President Barack Obama’s desk …. Kent Conrad of North Dakota .

The North Dakota native began his administrative career working in the Continuing Education department where he quickly became Dean. He served in that capacity for 19 years before then-university President Kendall Baker asked him to …

KILLDEER, N.D. — A massive oil reserve buried two miles underground has put North Dakota at the center of a revolution in the U.S.

GRAND FORKS – The University of North Dakota will not be able to get into The Summit League athletic conference’s 2011-2012 schedule, President Robert Kelley said Tuesday. …

just read an article on education and the president said: “Requires the states to “adopt and certify that they have college- and career-ready standards in reading and mathematics” to be eligible for the federal money.