The Center for Business, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism at Black Hills State is hosting an Entrepreneurship Professional Certificate Program beginning in September.

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Black Hills State University recently received a gift of $37,919 from former educator, Edith Gutsche Anderson.
A lifelong interest in education motivated Anderson to leave this gift to the BHSU Foundation for scholarships. The funds will assist students from Butte and Meade counties with educational costs.

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Interesting problems in history; geographic information systems and global positions systems: skills, drills and mapping; geometry- art connection; exploring polyhedral; hiking the canyon; astronomy; probability; sports science; pentomino pursuit; and survivor science were are among the activities that high school juniors from across the state recently took part in during the “Rising Scholars in Math and Science” session at Black Hills State University.

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Barbara Zwetzig, director of Center for Business, Entrepreneurship & Tourism (CBET) at Black Hills State University and her assistant Chris Coolidge recently attended the Seventh National Annual Economic Gardening Conference in Fort Sisseton.

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Black Hills State University recently received gifts from donors. “These generous gifts will provide significant financial support for BHSU students,” says Steve Meeker vice president of University Advancement. “All of us at the University appreciate the support. These gifts will provide needed financial support for students as they begin to transform their life by earning their degree.”

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Campaign co-chair, alumnus, and Spearfish businessman Harvey Krautschun, Class of '72 and his wife Joy Proctor-Krautschun, Class of '73, have announced they are donating one million dollars to Black Hills State University.
 

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The John T. Vucurevich Foundation recently donated an additional $72,500 for the scholarship program at Black Hills State University.

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Neutrino Day 2009 is set for Saturday, July 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sanford Underground Lab at Homestake in Lead.

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Black Hills State University will offer an American Indian Studies class at Crazy Horse Memorial in July. The course, Lakota History, will be held July 6-9. The class meets from 1- 5 p.m. July 6, 7, and 8 and 1-4 p.m. on July 9.

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Black Hills State University has been authorized by the Board of Regents to offer a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in applied management in Rapid City. This innovative master’s degree, which will build on the thriving business program offered at BHSU, will target mid- to upper-level business professionals.

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Black Hills State University will open the doors on the third season of its summer theatre program beginning July 9.

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Black Hills State University faculty and staff are transforming lives and making headlines with their achievements.

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Black Hills State University students are transforming lives and making headlines with their achievements.

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The Yellow Jacket men’s rodeo team earned fifth place in the nation at the at the 2009 College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR), in Casper this summer.

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Proximity to the Sanford Laboratory at Homestake combined with a high level of interest among faculty and staff has created numerous collaborative projects not only in science but also in science education and across the disciplines for BHSU.

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