From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.
Personal relationships, virtual admissions sessions and lots of flexibility for recent graduates are helping Augustana give prospective students a feel for what the university is all about.
Not only are you pretty much guaranteed to get a job with a new Wi-Fi and broadband technology degree, but the school offering it has more interest from employers than it has students.
She’s a familiar face at Augustana University taking on a new role: dean of the new School of Education. Laurie Daily gave us a look at what’s ahead and what sets the university’s education program apart.
E-learning allows students of all ages to access different ways of learning, no matter their location. DSU has taught educators how to deliver this for years – and it has never been more needed.
Kitchen tables and spare bedrooms have become new classrooms. But what’s happening inside them between parents and teachers will leave lifelong impressions.
The medical field needs more nurses, but these students needed more training before graduation. Then a donor stepped in to help.
Businesses, it’s not too soon to think about connecting students with careers once school is back. Check out what POET and the Sioux Falls Development Foundation did earlier this year.
Its strength in all things cyber has helped DSU adapt to virtual working and learning. Here’s a look at how the university is modeling best practices.
Dial in April 22 to this expert’s advice on how to make the best professional impression during your next virtual meeting.
At first, these two professors visited middle school classrooms engaging girls around cybersecurity. Their effort has led to a big jump in enrollment at DSU and a bigger partnership around their work.
