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NDSU Announces Marshall Stewart as Next President
Marshall Stewart aims to increase North Dakota State University enrollment from 11,000 to up to 18,000 students and promote debt-free graduation strategies.
- On Monday, the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education appointed Marshall Stewart, executive vice president for external engagement at Kansas State University, as NDSU's 16th president.
- Stewart succeeds President David Cook, who departed March 1 to lead Iowa State University in Ames, his alma mater. Interim President Rick Berg has managed NDSU since Cook's departure.
- Three finalists participated in 45-minute interviews on Monday before the State Board selected Stewart. The board reached its decision after nearly two-and-a-half hours of closed-session deliberations.
- Stewart aims to grow NDSU enrollment from around 11,000 to as many as 18,000 students. He proposed tuition waivers for out-of-state students as a key enrollment strategy.
- Improving the first-year experience is essential for enrollment growth, Stewart said. He proposed an extended first-year course to connect students with faculty and help them understand available resources.
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Marshall Stewart named 16th NDSU President
NDSU President Marshall StewartFARGO (KVRR) – The North Dakota Board of Higher Education has named Marshall Stewart, the executive vice president for external engagement at Kansas State University, as the 16th president of North Dakota State University. Stewart was among three finalists to succeed David Cook, who left NDSU for Iowa State University, his hometown and alma mater. The selection...
Dr. Marshall Stewart named 16th president of North Dakota State University
FARGO, N.D. – Kansas State University executive vice president for external engagement Dr. Marshall Stewart has been named president of North Dakota State University. “North Dakota State University has a strong foundation, a clear mission and a deep connection to the people it serves,” Stewart said. “NDSU’s impact is felt across the state and beyond, and I am honored by the opportunity to work alongside students, faculty, staff, alumni and partn…
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State board chooses Marshall Stewart as 16th president of North Dakota State University
FARGO — Marshall Stewart, executive vice president for external engagement at Kansas State University, will become the next president of North Dakota State University. After nearly two-and-a-half hours of meeting in a closed session, the State Board of Higher Education announced NDSU’s 16th president on Monday, March 30, the culmination of a months-long process by a search committee, the board and an outside executive search firm. Stewart succee…
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