North Dakota State University
34 Grants from 1987 - 2023
Grants received
North Dakota State University operates North Dakota Compass, a research project used by leaders across sectors and throughout the state to make data-informed decisions as they plan for the future. Their work provides objective, nonpartisan data collection and analysis, data-literacy education and expert research support. Ecosystem grants provide general operating support for organizations that support others to solve problems in their communities.
North Dakota State University Extension provides education opportunities for adults in North Dakota. Their programs include: Lead Local, a one-day training for aspiring, elected and appointed leaders serving on boards, councils and committees; Rural Leadership North Dakota; and the Extension Soil and Water Conservation Leadership Academy. Ecosystem grants provide general operating support for organizations that support others to solve problems in their communities.
North Dakota Compass to provide a common foundation of data and indicators to help community members identify, understand and act on issues that affect North Dakota communities
This Ecosystem Grant provides general operating support for North Dakota State University Extension's leadership work
This Ecosystem Grant provides general operating support for North Dakota State University Extension's leadership work
Sponsorship of the North Dakota State University Extension's Energizing Entrepreneurs ND event series
The 14 Network for Excellence in Teaching (NExT) institutions are prototyping mechanisms for understanding the effectiveness of their graduates in the field and furthering their individual and collaborative measurement and improvement practices
Sponsorship of Critical Conversations
North Dakota Compass to provide a common foundation of data and indicators to help community members identify, understand and act on issues that affect North Dakota communities
North Dakota Compass to provide a common foundation of data and indicators to help community members identify, understand and act on issues
This Ecosystem Grant provides general operating support for North Dakota State University Extension's leadership work
Sponsorship of North Dakota’s First-Ever Demographics Conference
Sponsorship of Igniting Legendary Leaders statewide leadership conference
Support the ongoing use of the TEI-Common Metrics by funding: A) the management of the collaboration and intercampus processes; B) the cost for continuing data gathering and use of the Common Metrics in ways that embed this practice beyond the grant term
For development and maintenance of North Dakota small area data through North Dakota Compass
To engage communities in identifying factors contributing to high youth dropout and unemployment rates
Identify, recruit, engage and support a cohort of 15 leaders from the RSVP+ North Dakota network to attend bushCONNECT on May 4, 2015
Identify, recruit, engage and support a cohort of 15 leaders to attend bushCONNECT on May 4, 2015
Identify, recruit, engage and support a cohort of 20 leaders from the RSVP+/ServeYES! North Dakota network to attend bushCONNECT on May 9, 2016
Recruit and provide support to attendees of bushCONNECT on May 12, 2014
To invite Theatre Department students and faculty to artist-facilitated, problem-solving 'Common Ground Conversations' with civic leaders and organizers, using the performing arts to engage with communities around social and environmental problems
North Dakota Compass to provide a common foundation of data and indicators to help community members identify, understand and act on issues that affect North Dakota communities
To increase awareness of the Bush Fellowship Program throughout the state of North Dakota
Attendance at the national Convening on Clinical Practice on November 14-15, 2011 in Washington, D.C.
Conduct up to twenty sessions in North Dakota communities where participants will learn about North Dakota data, increase connections to other citizens, generate ideas to address tough problems, and influence decisions in their state and communities
To improve student learning and graduation rates by increasing the use of active learning strategies
To develop faculty skills in problem-based learning, in assessing student learning, and to develop an honors program
To plan programs to improve faculty use of non traditional teaching methods, to establish an honors college and to assess student learning
For transitional operating support for KDSU radio
For renewal for the faculty development program
For a faculty development program
For a faculty development planning grant
For a faculty exchange program between public universities and tribally controlled colleges in North Dakota
to help start a program to train family therapists