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Shelia K. Gestring(@USDPresident)
Congratulations to @USDBeacom for being nationally ranked in @USNews! USD’s online MBA and MPA programs are among the best in the nation, and recognitions such as these are a testament to the commitment and hard work of our faculty and staff. Well done! #WeAreSouthDakota
Sheila K. Gestring (@USDPresident)
It's an honor to be among the nation’s best universities in this year’s U.S. News and World Report listing! This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of @USD's faculty and staff and the achievements of our students. #WeAreSouthDakota
Sheila K. Gestring (@USDPresident)
Incredibly proud of our students who saw a need and found a solution. You are our future!
Sheila K. Gestring (@USDPresident)
Incredibly proud of our state's flagship business school, which is hosting free webinars for small businesses to help them survive the #COVID19 crisis. A powerful example of how we support our state's communities, even from afar!#WeAreSouthDakota
Sheila K. Gestring (@USDPresident)
It was an honor to meet with Chairman Robert Flying Hawk of the Yankton Sioux Tribe today as he visited @USD’s campus to speak with our students about tribal healthcare and Indian education and share a meal with the students at the Native American Cultural Center.
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