Photos are among the hundreds taken this year by the Marketing and Communications staff and student workers.
With the new year fast approaching,
here (at
www.BHSU.edu/2018inphotos) are the top photographs from 2018 at Black Hills State University. These photographs are among the hundreds taken this year by the Marketing and Communications staff and student workers.
Successful graduates, new academic offerings, and sustainability achievements...just to name a few.
As we approach the New Year, here’s a look back at the Top 10 moments for Black Hills State University in 2018.
A $1 million gift from Black Hills State University professor of psychology, Dr. James Hess, continues to make it possible for students to apply their course material and make a difference in the community. Rachel Dather, outdoor education major from Verdigre, Neb., is one of this year’s recipients of the Make a Difference Scholarship.
Nearly 180 candidates for graduation will be recognized during the 176th Black Hills State University commencement ceremony. The fall commencement ceremony begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 8 at the Donald E. Young Sports and Fitness Center on the BHSU campus.
Full-time jobs, travels across the world, and advanced degrees. In this series “6 questions with 6 grads,” Black Hills State University will highlight the future plans of some of the University’s May 2018 graduates. Walter Bordewyk, outdoor education major from Fort Collins, Colo., will travel to Asia with the Campus Ventures ministry.