November 30, 2020

Governor Kristi Noem Sent via email

South Dakota Legislators Sent via email

RE: SD Board of Regents annual report on intellectual diversity and free exchange of ideas

Dear Governor Noem and Legislators,

This correspondence is in furtherance of the Board of Regent’s compliance with SDCL § 13-53-53, which requires the Board of Regents, on or before December first of each year, to prepare and submit to the Governor and each member of the legislature a report that:

(1) Sets forth all actions taken by each institution to promote and ensure intellectual diversity and the free exchange of ideas; and (2) Describes any events or occurrences that impeded intellectual diversity and the free exchange of ideas.

The attached report covers the period from November 1, 2019 – October 31, 2020.

While the report reflects an abundance of activity on our campuses over the last year, I would be remiss to ignore the impacts of COVID-19. As you might imagine, the number of in- person activities were down, with many events conducted via remote technology and some simply cancelled. In addition, the challenges brought about by conducting operations in the midst of a pandemic certainly detracted effort and energy from a host of areas, and intellectual diversity activities were no exception. I say that not to diminish the importance of intellectual diversity, or even to make excuses, but rather to recognize the unprecedented obstacles encountered by our campuses over the last seven months and the toll it’s taken on nearly every facet of operations.

Collegially,

Brian L. Maher Executive Director & CEO South Dakota Board of Regents Annual Report on Intellectual Diversity and Free Exchange of Ideas (November 1, 2019 – October 31, 2020) (1) Actions taken by each institution to promote and ensure intellectual diversity and the free exchange of ideas.

The following actions were taken by each of BHSU, DSU, NSU, SDSM&T, SDSU and USD:  In Spring 2020, the campuses issued the Skyfactor campus climate survey to students. Across the system 23,653 students were issued the survey and 3,554 students responded. The system office worked with a representative from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) to help formulate questions related to intellectual diversity, and then consulted with Skyfactor on the best way to ask the questions in their survey format. The five selected questions that each university was required to ask related to intellectual diversity are provided below and a brief summary of the findings is included.  The survey results showed that most students (67.1%) do not feel silenced at all from sharing their views, and only 7.2% of respondents felt that faculty at their institution did not respect their free speech rights. 25% of respondents did not feel comfortable expressing their political views with faculty. 41.9% of the students agreed that it was important for them to enroll in courses specifically designed to enhance their knowledge of different political views. Q1. To what extent do you agree with the following statement?: The culture at this institution discourages students from saying things they believe, because others may find them offensive. o 43% of respondents Disagreed or Strongly Disagreed o 12% of respondents Mildly Disagree o 20.1% of respondents are Neutral o 12.1% of respondents Mildly Agree o 12.8% of respondents Agree or Strongly Agree

Q2. To what extent do you agree with the following statement?: During my time as a student at this institution, I have felt silenced from sharing my views. o 57.1% of respondents Disagreed or Strongly Disagreed o 10% of respondents Mildly Disagree o 13.7% of respondents are Neutral o 9.2% of respondents Mildly Agree o 10% of respondents Agree or Strongly Agree

Q3. To what extent do you agree with the following statement?: Faculty at my institution respect free speech rights. o 3.6% of respondents Disagreed or Strongly Disagreed o 3.6% of respondents Mildly Disagree o 12.3% of respondents are Neutral

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o 11.8% of respondents Mildly Agree o 68.7% of respondents Agree or Strongly Agree

Q4. To what extent do you agree with the following statement?: I feel comfortable expressing my political views with faculty. o 14.8% of respondents Disagreed or Strongly Disagreed o 9.2% of respondents Mildly Disagree o 24.6% of respondents are Neutral o 15.3% of respondents Mildly Agree o 36.1% of respondents Agree or Strongly Agree Q5. To what extent do you agree with the following statement?: As a student, it is important to me to enroll in courses designed specifically to enhance my knowledge of different political perspectives. o 19.7% of respondents Disagreed or Strongly Disagreed o 8% of respondents Mildly Disagree o 30.4% of respondents are Neutral o 11.6% of respondents Mildly Agree o 30.3% of respondents Agree or Strongly Agree  In response to changes in Title IX regulations at the federal level the Board of Regents (“BOR”) policies, which are applicable to each institution, were revamped at the BOR’s August meeting. The following policy revisions were directly relevant to intellectually diversity and the free exchange of ideas: o BOR Policy 1:17 (Sexual Harassment) included a revision to the definition of “sexual harassment” which shifted from the prior “…severe or pervasive…” standard to the “…severe, pervasive, and objectionably offensive…” standard. BOR Policy 1:17 received a “green” speech code rating by The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (“FIRE”) on September 18, 2020. o BOR Policy 3:4 (Student Conduct Code) included a revision to the definition of “harassment” which shifted from the prior “…severe or pervasive…” standard to the “severe, pervasive, and objectionably offensive…” standard, in addition to mirroring the sexual harassment shift noted above in BOR Policy 1:17. BOR Policy 3:4 received a “green” speech code rating by FIRE on September 18, 2020.  The universities compiled a list of speakers on campus, which is set forth in Attachment I. In addition to the foregoing, the following actions were taken by the respective campuses. BHSU

 A comprehensive BHSU Policy and Procedure web site is active with many policies added and more underway. Of relevance to intellectual diversity: o 2:12 Syllabus Policy which requires a “Freedom in Learning” statement

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o 3:2 Campus-Wide Posting o 4:3 Equal Opportunity, Non Discrimination and Affirmative Action o 4:8 Human Rights Complaints - this policy has not yet been posted but is under development o 9:3 Freedom of Speech and Use of Institutional Facilities and Grounds for Expression & Demonstration

 Lighthouse Services Subscription for Anonymous Reporting Black Hills State University has a partnership with Lighthouse Services, Inc. to provide an anonymous ethics and compliance hotline for reporting possible ethics and Title IX violations. The current agreement goes from March 16, 2020 through March 16, 2021. Online private and confidential reports can be made at Lighthouse. That link is accessible from the HR and Title IX pages (go to https://www.bhsu.edu/President/Title- IX/Report-Incident, and follow the link under “Confidential Reporting Options”). Reports can also be made over the phone via a toll-free hotline at 844-390- 0005 (English speaking) or 800-216-1288 (Spanish speaking). Lighthouse is an off- campus company who specializes in providing independent third-party ethics hotline services and people may choose to remain anonymous when providing information to them.

 Curricula Offered: o HIST 121 Western Civilization I, covers the study of Greece and Rome. It is a general education option and a required course in the major. o HIST 322 Ancient Greece and Rome, is an elective in the major which is offered every other year. o POLS 430, Constitutional Law, is an elective in the political science major. This course follows a conventional approach that does not assume either a liberal or conservative point of view. o POLS 100 American Government and POLS 210 State and Local Government provides an overview of constitutional history. o POLS 263 Introduction to Political Theory pulls from some of canonical works of political theory and philosophy.

 Title IX Compliance o BHSU completely redesigned its Title IX/Equal Opportunity webpage thereby offering multiple options to report concerns and/or make contact with conflict resolution resources. o Simplified private reporting is available through Information Report web form.

 All South Dakota College/University Women Presidents co-signed an Op-ed piece (attached) which ran in state-wide daily and weekly newspapers on or after August 18, 2020. The op-ed piece was entitled, The Right to Vote, The Right to Lead-

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---An Open Letter Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Ratification of the 19th Amendment.

 BHSU hosted a conference on Friday, October 23, 2020: Celebrating 100 years of Women’s Suffrage in South Dakota. SDSM&T and AAUW-RC Chapter were major partners in hosting the event. Approximately 70 registered and attended.

 Institutional Member of AASCU’s American Democracy Project o A key initiative for membership institutions is the Voter Education and Engagement initiative. This initiative focuses on comprehensive strategies to ensure that all areas are actively working to increase informed political engagement of our students. According to the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement report, American Democracy Project (ADP) campuses have the highest voter turnout rates of all higher education. As a comparison, the national voter turnout rate for youth 18–29 was 46% and the national average for undergraduate students was 50.7%. ADP campuses had a voter turnout rate of at least 52%. o To implement the ADP at BHSU, the Human Services/Sociology Club held a voter-registration drive-thru on October 10 from 9-3. The event was held both on the Spearfish campus and at BHSU-RC Center. Students drove into a designated parking lot and received a voter registration packet with an option to fill it out and leave the registration or take it with them. o The College Republicans and College Democrats have also participated in voter registration through tables in the Student Union to collect student registration forms. o And to inform student voters before the election, the College Republicans held a watch party for the first Presidential debate while the Student Senate’s Civic Engagement Committee hosted a District 31 House Candidate Forum on October 20 at 7:00pm via Zoom (and livestreamed over Facebook). All three District 31 candidates participated.

 External Ranking and First Amendment Rights o We monitor our BHSU ranking with the FIRE organization (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education). Recently our Student Organization Manual was updated to address certain FIRE objections around free speech policy and campus posting policy. o BHSU guide to First Amendment Rights On Campus (presented via this quick link on the BHSU webpage).

 Campus climate survey

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During Spring 2020, BHSU conducted two Campus Climate assessments—one for students and one for employees using the SkyFactor Campus Climate Safety and Sexual Assault Assessment. The survey focused upon four important campus topics: o Perceptions of the campus related to the ability to assess diversity, inclusiveness, visibility, equity, safety, and treatment; o Personal attitudes and behaviors related to working with people from diverse backgrounds; o Perceptions of institutional policies, procedures, and training in compliance with Title IX (sexual assault and harassment); and o Perceptions of measures and satisfaction with the institution. Regarding the Student assessment, BHSU surveyed 825 students representing a 26% completion rate. Of the 14 factors, BHSU demonstrated a statistically higher mean for the following five factors: Perceptions of the Institution, Personal Attitudes and Behaviors, Campus Safety, Campus Training, and Campus Learning. BHSU possessed statistically lower mean for the following three factors: Visibility, Co-Curricular Environment, and Sexual Assault. Considering high impact and low performance, the assessment indicated we make it top priority to increase efforts in these areas: Perceptions of Peers, Perceptions of Administration, and Co-Curricular Environment.

Regarding the Employee assessment, BHSU surveyed 309 faculty/staff members representing a 67% completion rate. Of the 15 factors, BHSU demonstrated a statistically higher mean for the following seven factors: Visibility, Perceptions of Faculty, Perceptions of Students, Campus Accessibility, Campus Safety, Individual Response to Sexual Assault, and Institutional Response to Sexual Assault. BHSU did not possess any statistically lower means than the mean of the comparative group. Nonetheless, considering high impact and low performance, the assessment made recommendation for improvements to increase efforts in these areas: Perceptions of Institution, and Perceptions of Administration. Performance on these factors is below goal value and improvement of these factors should impact Overall Perceptions.

BHSU took prompt and broad measures to share the results of the assessments with campus constituents. A special Campus Climate Survey Results web page was developed that presents the results in executive summary format. Additionally, a special town-hall meeting occurred in September whereby over 340 attended. Department Deans and Chairs received custom instructions and access to the SkyFactor dashboard so they too can analyze and determine improvement strategies for their specific areas. Staff Council and Student Council have already instituted changes based on the recommendations from the assessment.

 Events on Campus o Numerous events have been held on campus to promote intellectual diversity. Please see attached spreadsheet for more specific topics.

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DSU

 Campus administration discussed the issue and need to better promote intellectual diversity in the all-faculty meeting on August 13.  Campus administration discussed intellectual diversity and reporting requirements at meeting of campus deans on September 8.  Campus administration discussed intellectual diversity and reporting requirements at meeting of campus diversity committee on September 16. Issues addressing the acceptance of all perspectives (e.g., confederate flag displays) were discussed as well as what constitutes free speech for mask/face covering messaging. Also discussed was the limits on political campaigning by state employees while on the job.  DSU added two items to its Ruffalo Noel Levitz Student Satisfaction Inventory to be administered in the spring semester addressing intellectual diversity: (1) Faculty respect my viewpoints; and (2) Faculty present diverse perspectives in course materials. Data has not as yet been analyzed. These questions will remain on the survey to be administered in fall 2021.  Continued to work on the DSU Faculty Handbook to include a section on free speech, freedom in learning and professional ethics and will include the following statement: To secure student freedom in learning, faculty members in the classroom and in seminar should encourage free and orderly discussion, inquiry and expression of the course subject matter. Student performance may be evaluated solely on an academic basis, not on opinions or conduct in matters unrelated to academic standards. Students should be free to take reasoned exception to the data or views offered in any course of study and to reserve judgment about matters of opinion, but they are responsible for learning the content of any course of study for which they are enrolled. This is under review this academic year for adoption by July 2021.  DSU is in the process of revising policies and incident reporting structures related to free speech, to include reviewing its status and best practices material on the FIRE website. Revised policies will be presented to the campus before the end of the fall 2020 semester.

NSU

 A prominent link for Concerns and Complaints was maintained on the NSU website. This link is located at the top of the CAMPUS LIFE page, which is in the top navigation bar of the homepage, https://www.northern.edu/. No complaints related to intellectual diversity were received.

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Figure 1. Online link to Concerns and Complaints form on the NSU website.

 NSU participated in the Skyfactor survey coordinated by the Board of Regents. This survey included five questions for all BOR institutions related to intellectual diversity. While the survey results for all BOR institutions are being provided to the Legislature, it is instructive to look at the NSU results for one of the questions on intellectual diversity. For the question, “To what extent do you agree with the following statement: Faculty at my institution respect free speech rights?” A large majority of NSU students agreed with this statement. 77.7% of students strongly agreed, agreed, or mildly agreed with this statement, with 62.9% of students either agreeing or strongly agreeing. 7.4% of students were “neutral.” 11.1% of students mildly disagreed with this statement, while 3.7% of students disagreed. No students strongly disagreed with this statement. These results confirm that a large majority of NSU students believe that their faculty respect free speech rights. President Downs gave a presentation on the Skyfactor survey results to the campus community on October 26, 2020.

 NSU celebrated the U.S. Constitution on Constitution Day, September 17, 2020.

o U.S. flags (courtesy of the Exchange Club) displayed in Student Center, Library, and Technology Center. o The League of Women Voters registered people to vote in the Student Center. o U.S. military recruiters had table in the Student Center (new). o Office of Student Success passed out copies of the Bill of Rights (new). o TV monitors around campus ran the Constitution Day graphic (new). o Professor Jon Schaff spoke to group in New Jersey via Zoom on the Constitution (new). o Student Affairs decorated Student Center mall. o The Exponent student newspaper ran a piece on Constitution Day. o The Exchange Club posted several hundred US flags around Aberdeen. o There was a link on NSU website to a copy of the Constitution, Constitution Fun Facts, and a Constitution Trivia Game.

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o NSU News ran a notice about Constitution Day for a couple of weeks. o Emails went out to the College of Arts and Sciences to encourage students, administrators, staff, and faculty to dress and decorate offices in red, white, and blue. Many people did so. o A press release was made announcing Constitution Day on the NSU campus, with Professor Ric Dias interviewed by Hub City Radio. o Emails were sent to College of Arts and Sciences faculty to work Constitution Day into their classes. o Dakotah Prairie Museum put out two displays in the Student Center. o Food Services had some special themed food in the Den. o The main entry foyer of Lincoln Hall was decorated in a patriotic theme with the US flag.

 NSU celebrated the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, August 26, 2020. This amendment gave women the right to vote in the United States. To commemorate this event, the University organized a celebratory march through campus which culminated with a re-enactment of a famous speech from the era on the steps of Lincoln Hall. The League of Women Voters helped students register to vote. Displays of period artifacts from the Dacotah Prairie Museum, along with cartoons and posters from the era, were set up in the Avera Student Center the entire week of Aug. 24. A poster contest to get out the vote was ongoing; posters were displayed in the Red Rooster Coffee House community room in downtown Aberdeen. Poster award-winners were announced on Constitution Day, Sept. 17. The Aberdeen News covered the event with an online news article. https://www.northern.edu/news/nsu-women%E2%80%99s-suffrage-event-will- include-celebratory-march-historical-exhibit

 NSU again received the Military Friendly School Distinction for 2020. The Military Friendly® Schools list provides a comprehensive guide for veterans and their families using data sources from federal agencies, veteran students and proprietary survey information from participating organizations. At Northern, student veterans and students currently serving in the military can receive assistance with issues such as receiving educational benefits, tutoring, getting a copy of class schedules or getting a copy of military transcripts. Northern also has a dedicated staff member who helps with military education benefits. Other resources include the NSU Student Veteran Resource Center. https://www.northern.edu/news/nsu-receives-military-friendly-school-distinction-2020

 Northern student Steven Meyer restarted NSU’s chapter of College Republicans. The group has already grown to 30 members. Membership provides a lot of opportunities for students, he said, as the South Dakota Federation of College Republicans often sends information about internship and scholarship opportunities. For students who might be waiting until after college to be politically active, Meyer points out there are

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a lot of topics that concern younger students, including education funding, taxes, free speech and the second amendment. https://www.northern.edu/news/student-restarts-northerns-chapter-college-republicans Figure 2. Photos from the 100th Anniversary celebration of the 19th Amendment.

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 NSU Professor Jon Schaff published an article and book chapter on the Lincoln Presidency. o Schaff’s article, “Lincoln’s Domestic Policy: Toward a More Modest Conception of the Presidency,” was published in the spring 2020 edition of the journal Lincoln Lore. In the article, Schaff argues that while being a strong war president, Lincoln was largely deferential to congress on other matters. This article is a summation of an argument Schaff makes in his book, Abraham Lincoln’s Statesmanship and the Limits of Liberal Democracy, published in July 2019. Schaff also published a chapter, “The American Constitution and Statesmanship: An Argument From Lincoln,” in the book, From Reflection & Choice: The Political Philosophy of the Federalist Papers and Ratification Debate, published in March by Mercer University Press. Schaff’s chapter asserts that the framers of the Constitution put too much faith in properly constructed institutions as a protection of natural rights; the lesson from Lincoln is that a statesman is also needed to give a poetic defense of those rights. Schaff was also recently awarded a competitive research grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to fund his book-length research project, “A More Perfect Union: Jefferson, Hamilton, and Lincoln and America's Unfinished Work.”

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https://www.northern.edu/news/nsu%E2%80%99s-schaff-publishes-article- book-chapter-lincoln-presidency

 NSU launched the new Native and Indigenous Studies minor. The new minor is an interdisciplinary program featuring Lakota language classes, experiential learning opportunities including a traveling classroom, and new courses in Native Identity and Resiliency, Global Indigenous Media, and Federal Indian Law. The American Indian Advisory Committee (AIAC), led by Lara Nelson, Director of the American Indian Circle Program, and comprised of students, faculty, administrators, and community members worked together to revise a dormant American Indian Studies minor into an engaging, interdisciplinary minor. Nelson said the new minor will offer a diverse range of academic subjects that will appeal to Native and non-Native students. Students can add the minor in Native and Indigenous Studies to any major. The 18 credits will give them a more robust cultural lens that is inclusive of the fastest growing demographic segment of South Dakota and the region. “Northern’s Native and Indigenous Studies minor helps students draw connections among local Native American experiences and global indigenous cultures on a broad range of topics,” Nelson said. “The faculty teaching courses in the minor come from different disciplines – sociology, communication studies, history, and law, which ensures our approach is interdisciplinary.” https://www.northern.edu/news/nsu-offer-native-and-indigenous-studies-minor-fall

 South Dakota Secretary of State Steve Barnett visited NSU on September 22, 2020 for National Voter Registration Day. He conducted a voter registration drive on campus in collaboration with the Brown County Auditor’s Office. https://www.facebook.com/sodaksos/photos/a.108715600530535/387213722680720/

SDSM&T SDSM&T continues to include a statement in all course syllabi related to intellectual diversity. The ongoing efforts of SDSM&T to increase knowledge and awareness around intellectual diversity on campus previously reported have resulted in an increase in student organization activity on campus.

 In spring of 2020, the Young Americans for Liberty student organization was award funding for the 2020-2021 academic year and they held their first event this fall at the O’Harra Stadium.  The South Dakota Mines Students for Life group is currently going through the process to become an officially recognized student organization.

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SDSU South Dakota State University (SDSU) is committed to upholding the First Amendment. During the 2019 legislative session, legislation was passed to clarify First Amendment protections on University campuses and promote intellectual diversity. As a result, SDSU increased efforts to promote First Amendment rights and addressed intellectual diversity in a variety of ways. SDSU continues to review and enhance training and communications related to intellectual diversity. Review of Policies: New or Revised University Policies SDSU’s Office of General Counsel reviewed policies and procedures at SDSU to ensure alignment with all revised SDBOR Policies and applicable SD and federal laws. Policies have been vetted through our shared governance structure and with the campus community prior to their adoption. Recently Adopted: https://www.sdstate.edu/policies-and-procedures February 9, 2020 Facilities and Grounds Use and Scheduling (6:7) – Revised May 12, 2020 Course Syllabus (2:3) – Revised September 25, 2020 Use of University Facilities and Grounds for Expressive Activity by Student Organizations, Students, Employees, and their Guests (6:8) – Revised October 13, 2020 Campus-Wide Posting (6:9) – Revised Currently in Progress: Revised Human Rights Complaints (4:6); DRAFT Commitment to Freedom of Expression; other SDSU and departmental policies and procedures. Summary of Campus Climate Assessment In fall 2016, South Dakota State University (SDSU) established the Campus Climate Committee to select an assessment tool to evaluate the campus climate. Beginning in spring 2017, SDSU implemented a nationally normed Campus Climate assessment. The Skyfactor Campus Climate, Safety, and Sexual Assault Assessment measures 15 dimensions of faculty, staff, and students’ perception and satisfaction with the institution. In particular, the survey focuses on:

 Perceptions of the institution related to diversity, inclusiveness, visibility, equity, and safety.

 Personal attitudes and behaviors related to working with people from diverse backgrounds.

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 Perceptions of institutional policies, procedures, and training in compliance with Title IX (sexual assault and harassment).

 Overall measures of learning and satisfaction with the institution. In addition, there are items specific to perceptions of free speech and intellectual diversity. The results from this assessment help drive institutional improvements and direct strategic university initiatives to create a welcoming campus climate for all stakeholders. The University is committed to administering this assessment every two years to university employees and currently enrolled students. SDSU has administered the Campus Climate survey in 2017, 2019, and 2020. The next administration scheduled for spring 2022. While proprietary information cannot be publicly available, annual summary reports are shared with the campus. Complaint Reporting Practices SDSU has validated that it maintains reporting protocols for a variety of situations, depending on the concern raised. In addition, the process for investigation varies based upon employment relationship, conduct reported, and student status. Beginning in fall 2019, SDSU added “First Amendment/Intellectual Diversity” as a report/complaint category in its online reporting portal, Lighthouse, in which reports may be submitted anonymously. The Rabbit Report is a weekly student publication sent to all students from the SDSU Students’ Association while classes are in session, includes a reporting section with links to reporting procedures for a variety of concerns, including anonymous reporting options. In addition, the monthly HR Newsletter sent electronically to all SDSU employees includes information on how to report concerns, including anonymous reporting options. Below, in the Existing Resources & Policies section, a comprehensive list of reporting protocols is provided. Campus Communications

 August 11, 2020 Course Syllabus Policy Email from Office of Academic Affairs  August 17, 2020 Course Syllabus Policy Email from Office of Academic Affairs  October 26, 2020 Monday Morning Message from University Marketing and Communications Existing Resources & Policies

 SDSU Student Handbook (Policies, Procedures, & Forms) https://catalog.sdstate.edu/index.php?catoid=38  SDSU Housing & Residential Life Handbook (Non-Discrimination; Reporting Concerns, pp. 49-51)https://www.sdstate.edu/sites/default/files/file-archive/2019-

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08/Housing%20%26%20Residential%20Life%20Handbook- Accessible%20Version.pdf  Office of the Dean of Students (Concerns and Complaints) https://www.sdstate.edu/office-dean-students/concerns-and-complaints  Lighthouse Reporting (Report an Incident) https://www.lighthouse- services.com/sdstate  Ombuds Office https://www.sdstate.edu/ombuds  SDSU Policy 2:3 – Course Syllabus (statement on Freedom of Learning) https://www.sdstate.edu/sites/default/files/policies/upload/Course-Syllabus.pdf  SDSU Policy 4:3 – Equal Opportunity, Non-Discrimination, and Affirmative Action https://www.sdstate.edu/sites/default/files/policies/upload/Equal-Opportunity-and- Non- Discrimination.pdf  SDSU Policy 4:6 – Human Rights Complaints https://www.sdstate.edu/policies/upload/Human-Rights-Complaints.pdf  SDSU Policy 6:7 – Facilities and Grounds Use and Scheduling https://www.sdstate.edu/sites/default/files/file-archive/2019- 02/Facilities%20Use%20Scheduling.pdf  SDSU Policy 6:8 – Use of University Facilities and Grounds for Expressive Activity by Student Organizations, Students, Employees, and their Guests https://www.sdstate.edu/sites/default/files/file-archive/2019- 10/Use%20of%20Institutional%20Facilities%20and%20Grounds%20for%20Expressi ve%20Acti vity.pdf  SDSU Policy 6:9 – Campus-Wide Posting https://www.sdstate.edu/sites/default/files/file-archive/2019-10/Campus- Wide%20Posting_0.pdf Speakers and Events Speakers: Currently, SDSU promotes student organization speakers and events through Jacks Club Hub, an online tool designed for student organizations to promote their organization and their programming. In addition, events are promoted through an intranet portal, InsideState, to all SDSU employees. A listing of the 577 speakers hosted by SDSU can be found in the attached spreadsheet. Events: The Office of Diversity, Inclusion, Equity and Access references the promotion of freedom of speech on our website under the programming section. It states: “SDSU is a public university with a vibrant community of students, faculty, staff and administrators. From time to time, members of the university community may host events or invite speakers to campus who hold and espouse views contrary to our institutional values. We cannot intrude upon the constitutionally protected

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right of individual members of the University community to hold or sponsor those who hold different views. While we may disagree with one another’s convictions, higher education is a community of scholars who work within the marketplace of ideas; as such, we must respect the rights of individuals to express their views. The creation of public forums for expression of such ideas, which many in our community find objectionable, is not an endorsement of those ideas.” Training Sessions for University Employees and Students The SDSU Office of General Counsel provided training sessions regarding the First Amendment and intellectual diversity to at least 400 individuals in the campus community between November 1, 2019 to October 31, 2020. A list of completed training sessions, as well as the approximate number of attendees for each session, is included in this section. Additionally, on July 24, 2020, the SDSU Office of General Counsel posted a link to a pre-recorded training presentation regarding the First Amendment on SDSU’s business portal, InsideState. To date, there have been 165 views of the training presentation through InsideState. Mandatory bystander training was also provided to freshmen students as part of campus onboarding, and students were informed of how to report concerns on a wide variety of topics. Additional sessions are scheduled for the future. Additionally, SDSU implemented training for all new students entering the University beginning this fall, excluding dual credit students, titled “Diversity Awareness Training” through our existing SDBOR contract with Vector Solutions for online training resources. The training was communicated to new students along with training on the following topics: Title IX, COVID-19, and Alcohol and Other Drugs. Diversity is a core value at SDSU and this training provides students with an awareness of how a diverse student body, as well as diverse faculty and staff members, strengthen our campus and the educational opportunities at SDSU. The training focuses on a broad definition of diversity beginning with an introduction to the SDSU Core Values. This training takes students approximately 20 minutes to complete and introduces them to the value of interacting with and learning from individuals with differing viewpoints, backgrounds, and beliefs and goes beyond the typical categories of diversity such as race and gender. Included in the resources section of this training is the SDBOR Commitment to Freedom of Expression policy as well as links to other applicable policies and how to report concerns. Completed: November 1, 2019 College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Faculty – 1 hour (20 attendees) November 14, 2019 Guest Lecture for Graduate Students in CHRD 770 (12 attendees) December 4, 2019 Athletics – 1 hour (19 attendees)

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January 9, 2020 Residential Life/Community Assistants – 1 hour (16 attendees) January 31, 2020 Diversity Academy Session – 1.5 hours (30 attendees) July 31, 2020 Student Org Advisor Roundtable – 1.5 hours (20 attendees) August 1, 2020 New Faculty Orientation August 3, 2020 Student Union Staff – 1 hour (16 attendees) August 12, 2020 Community Assistants/Residence Hall Directors – 1 hour (140 attendees) August 24, 2020 Student Ambassadors – 1 hour (58 attendees) September 21, 2020 Students watched training as part of Student Association Session September 16, 2020 Professional Staff Advisory Council – 1 hour (25 attendees) September 28, 2020 Students’ Association Meeting – 1 hour (45 attendees) Q&A session September 30, 2020 Athletics

Academic and Other Activities Course syllabi are required by SDSU Course Syllabus Policy 2:3 to have the following statement included and this was communicated during this period: Freedom in Learning Statement: Students are responsible for learning the content of any course of study in which they are enrolled. Under Board of Regents and University policy, student academic performance shall be evaluated solely on an academic basis and students should be free to take reasoned exception to the data or views offered in any courses of study. Students who believe that an academic evaluation is unrelated to academic standards but is related instead to judgment of their personal opinion or conduct should first contact the instructor of the course. If the student remains unsatisfied, the student may contact the Department Head, Dean, or both, of the college which offers the class to initiate a review of the evaluation. SDSU validated that it offers the System General Education Requirements (SGRs) courses in communication, mathematics, and sciences. There is an array of elective courses within the requirements for Social Sciences and Arts and Humanities, which provide an awareness of the histories and psycho-social, economic, and political structures, as well as an understanding of the contributions of diverse cultures. Course offerings to meet the Social Sciences elective include, but are not limited to, American Indian Studies, Anthropology, Human Geography, United States History, American

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Government, American Political Issues, Political Ideologies, State and Local Government, and Sociology of Rural America. Course offerings to meet the Arts and Humanities elective include, but are not limited to, American Indian Studies, World Civilization, Western Civilization, Lakota, Gospels, and Rise of American Indian Activism.

USD After reviewing our campus wide effort and policies for the initial Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity report, USD spent a significant amount of time talking with FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights in Education) and the American Council of Trustees and used the content of those conversations to develop trainings and make policy changes to help guide our path forward in supporting Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity. The items listed in this year’s report focus on initiatives taken during this reporting period rather than an exhaustive list of all existing efforts. Initiatives worth noting are:

 USD’s anonymous complaint process remains intact and is utilized by students, faculty and staff.  USD continues to provide mandatory student orientation on free speech and intellectual diversity for all incoming first-year students.  USD continues to provide educational sessions on free speech and intellectual diversity to student organizations.  USD continues to include a freedom in learning statement in all course syllabi.  USD continues to offer its Classical Humanities minor, which provides students with an understanding of how the legacy of the Greeks and Romans influences nearly every aspect of contemporary culture.  USD continues to offer its Civil Leadership Studies minor through the W.O. Farber Center for Civic Leadership, whose mission is to prepare students and help communities to face difficult public problems in a manner consistent with constitutional values.  USD continues to host the recently acquired Chiesman Center for Democracy, which supports research and civic education activities addressing on-going challenges to American democracy and is dedicated to facilitating public dialogue, active civic engagement and the promotion of civic values.

USD’s General Counsel was able to do considerable work in this area. Those examples include:

o Working with FIRE to clarify and improve policies to achieve “green light” ratings on several policies previously given a “yellow light” rating. o Developing First Amendment training for social medial coordinators o Incorporating Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity sections into training for employee search committee members

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o Working on developing/enhance training on Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity within the new hire orientation training program. USD added an interdisciplinary major and minor in Legal Studies. The major allows students to explore the history and impact of the law, its underlying theoretical and philosophical framework, and the political, economic and cultural forces that affect its development.

(2) Events or occurrences that impeded intellectual diversity and the free exchange of ideas, or complaints received by campuses. BHSU

 None during the report period. DSU

 None during the report period. NSU

 None during the report period. SDSM&T

 None during the report period. SDSU

 Anonymous complaint received via Lighthouse categorized as First Amendment/Intellectual Diversity. The report was a request for SDSU to change "Hobo Days" to a "Jackrabbit" celebration. No investigation is pending or ongoing as this is not a violation of First Amendment/Intellectual Diversity. USD

 None during the reporting period.

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Black Hills State University: (November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020) University Resources Category (e.g., science, Sponsor (e.g., name of professor or Provided (e.g. funding, Description (including title and name of engineering, IT, business, political Date Title course, name of student organization, building/room, personnel, speaker[s]) science, administrative, arts, etc.) etc.)? If yes, include details of history, etc.) resources provided. Pete Blank, Leadership and Customer Service 11/4/2019 Employee Engagement Finance & Administration Administrative Expert / Professional Speaker Customer Service Disney Style – focus on Pete Blank, Leadership and Customer Service 11/4/2019 Finance & Administration Administrative enrollment management/retention Expert / Professional Speaker University paid a speakers fee Pete Blank, Leadership and Customer Service 11/4/2019 Continuation of Customer Service Finance & Administration and provided the rooms for Administrative Expert / Professional Speaker the trainings. Pete Blank, Leadership and Customer Service 11/4/2019 Leadership Focused Discussion Finance & Administration Administrative Expert / Professional Speaker Afternoon Delight: enLIGHTening speakers and Pete Blank, Leadership and Customer Service 11/5/2019 Finance & Administration Administrative interesting conversation Expert / Professional Speaker Table providing information on Planned University provided location 11/6/2019 Planned Parenthood table Parenthood and promoting Women's Choice set College Democrats Student Life for information table. up in the Student Union Lobby. Univeristy provided location 11/6/2019 Unplanned Movie Showing Movie showing to promore ProLife views. Students for Life Student Life for movie showing.

Dr. Erica Whitiker - There is an unspoken need for marginalized groups to engage in code switching (transferring between two or more varieties of language) in order to appear more professional and less threatening. This lecture Geek Speak: "Hello. Hey! What Up?!?!: The University provided the room 11/7/2019 will discuss the subtle art of code switching and Honors Program Bahavioral Science Subtle Art of Code Switching" and the speaker. how it plays into marginalized populations inability to show up authentically. We will also discuss some personal experiences the presenter has faced and how code switching is a part of their daily lived experiences. Resilience film follow-up ACEs training session put on by Dan Wardle, Education and Referral Development Specialist of the Children's Home Society of South Dakota. The training will address University provided the room health issues related to Adverse Childhood 11/12/2019 Free ACEs Training Psychology Department and the speaker for the Psychology Experiences (ACEs), and is a great opportunity for training. all members of the community to learn what ACEs are, as well as recognize the signs, learn the consequences, and talk about the steps one can take to prevent these experiences in children.

Keryn Rowland, BHSU alum and VP of Human Resources at Synchrony will guide an interactive presentation that addresses the value of diversity University provided the room in the workplace. With 19+ yrs of experience in 11/21/2019 Business Buzz Speaker Series BHSU Enactus / School of Business and the speaker for the Business H.R. management, Keryn has expertise in talent presentation. acquisition, employee relations, performance management, organizational development, and leadership development.

Professor Kelly Kirk and Hayley Bowen: Between 1943 and 1944, Black Hills Teachers College (BHTC) hosted the cadets of the 93rd College Geek Speak: "Veterans' Legacies, Veterans' Training Detachment (CTD). While the presence University provided room and 11/21/2019 Honors Program History Impact: the 93rd CTD in the Black Hills" of these cadets had a significant impact on the speakers. University and its history, the Black Hills region left its own mark on the lives of those stationed here. The Raise Your Voice Speech Competition is open University provided room for to all BHSU faculty, staff, community members, event. Prizes and food were 12/9/2019 Raise Your Voice Speech Competition and students. The event showcases six student Speech Communication Studies Humanities purchased with institutional finalists who will compete before a panel of rep funds. judges for prizes.

Contemporary Issues in Photography will be having their opening reception for "Identity". Contemporary Issues in Photography is a capstone course for mass communications and fine art photography students. Each student University provided location 12/10/2019 "Identity" Opening Reception BHSU Photography Department Arts creates a body of work that prepares them for for event. professional careers and graduate school. “Identity” is a group show that tells stories any individual can relate to in an artistic, technical, and creative way.

FREE Community Conversation session with Native American Hip Hop Artist Supaman (Christian Takes Gun Parrish) a Native American dancer and innovative hip hop artist who has Provided room for 1/16/2020 Community Conversation with Supaman dedicated his life to empowering and spreading a Center for American Indian Studies Arts presentation message of hope, pride and resilience through his original art form. Hear a preview of his songs, learn more about his music and advocacy work, and ask your own questions. Black Hills State University’s first Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, Dr. Miro Haček of the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), recalls the life of an average person in Yugoslavia – a very special kind of socialist country that existed from Geek Speak: Dr. Miro Hacek - "Yugoslavia: the end of the Second World War until 1990/91. Provided room and personnel 1/16/2020 University Honors Program Political Science Heaven or Hell on Earth?" The country was based on worker self- to staff the event. management, and politics of Cold War neutrality, with a unique leader, Josip Bronz Tito, who is still adored and missed but is also hated by many in former Yugoslavia. Tim Steckline - "Gates without Walls: An Anarchist’s Appeal for Open Borders" A gate normally functions as a way in or out of a perimeter. But from St. Louis to San Francisco, and from El Paso to Edmonton people have constructed Gates without Walls. These gates stand freely, with no walls to direct converging traffic: these gates are symbolic of an Open Invitation. Free-standing gates can be easily circumvented, so their symbolism makes them less than functional. The American West has promoted gates without walls through much of its long tradition. The Gateway Arch in St. Louis is replicated in the Roosevelt Arch at the North Provided room, faculty Geek Speak: Tim Steckline - "Gates without Entrance to Yellowstone, and both are echoed by the 1/23/2020 University Honors Program member to present and Political Science Walls: An Anarchist’s Appeal for Open Borders" Golden Gate. The counter impulse in our West is a desire to personnel to staff the event. enclose, whether with forts or barb wire or survey lines or camp fences or reservation boundaries or national borders. These can become Walls without Gates, for they are designed to resist escapes. The West has long promised gates but it has erected walls. It may be time to live up to the ideals of the West, to the Gates of Open Invitation. This is an argument for open borders, something many are accused of proposing but few actually defend, and fewer defend without apology. Calls for the erection of walls without gates are anti-human, anti-organic, and anti-aesthetic. Life should move about freely.

Ten students. Five classrooms. One life changing experience! Ten BHSU students share their Provided room and staff to 1/27/2020 Engage, Educate & Experience: The Philippines Student Life International Studies cultural experience in the Philippines and learn facilitat the event. how to be apart of this program!

Mr. Bettelyoun will discuss the teacher shortage Speaker : Lorenzo (Jr.) Bettlyoun & HR Director on reservation and the benefits of completing a K-8 Elementary Block Methods 1/29/2020 In-class event. Education for Oglala County Schools practicum experience and/or becoming a full- students time teacher there. Showing of a film about modern day school segregation. “It’s been decades since Brown v. Campus Activities Board/Multicultural 2/13/2020 Teach Us All (Documentary) Board of Education, yet American schools remain Provided location for event Humanities Committee largely segregated. Some leaders are working to change that.”

2020 Lawrence County District 31 Legislative 2/15/2020 SD Legislature Provided location for event Political Science Cracker Barrel Originating in Mombassa, Kenya... the ZuZu African Acrobats will be on the BHSU Campus to Provided location for event. perform for you! They will perform traditional 2/19/2020 ZuZu African Acrobats Campus Activities Board Student Org funds paid for Arts Kenyan acrobatic skills set to high energy beats. performance. Come to the Meier Recital Hall at 7pm to watch their amazing show!

Michael Duarte, Vice President of DeFoe Corp, Mt. Vernon, NY, gave a lecture in Dr. Nick Michael Duarte, Vice President of DeFoe Corp, 2/21/2020 Drummond’s POLS 100 American Government POLS 100 NA Political Science Mt. Vernon, NY class on government contract bidding in New York City.

Is political science boring? It doesn’t have to be! In this Geek Speak, I will demonstrate how the instructional use of television shows and movie scenes can bring to life political subject matter for students. Topics to be explored include party Geek Speak: Nick Drummond - "Hollywood and politics, constitutional design, humanitarian Provided faculty to present 2/27/2020 Politics: Using Movie Scenes & Television University Honors Program Arts/Political Science intervention, presidential legacy, electoral and room for lecture. Shows to Illustrate a Point" politics, and effectual virtue. Scenes will be selected from: (1) John Adams, (2) The West Wing, (3) Game of Thrones, (4) Black Hawk Down, (5) Apocalypse Now, and (6) The Manchurian Candidate. This musical performance will allow audience members to experience the bright and colorful percussion instruments of Balinese gamelan as well as authentic Balinese dance forms. Guest artist and master musician I Made Lasmawan will 2/29/2020 An Evening of Music From Bali BHSU Department of Music Provided location for event Arts lead an ensemble of about twelve local musicians, all in full Balinese costume. Master dancer Ni Ketut Marni will perform solo and group dances, assisted by local participants from an afternoon workshop.

There will be a dance workshop in the Meier Hall Choir Room. Balinese master teacher and performer Ni Ketut Marni will teach the beautiful and intricate movements of Balinese dance. Participants will have the opportunity to perform Provided location for 2/29/2020 Balinese Dance Workshop BHSU Department of Music Arts at the concert at 7:30 PM the same day. Ketut workshop will bring costumes! This event is sponsored by the Black Hills State University Department of Music, Black Hills Dance Centre, and the Black Hills Balinese Gamelan "Joyful Heart".

No Events in March The APRIL FOOLS: FAKE NEWS discussion scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, 1-2:15 p.m. MT, will now be conducted via Zoom, instead of meeting in the JLR. The date and time remain the same. The session will also be recorded for sharing later. Anita Kumar, associate editor for BHSU Zoom account to host 4/1/2020 April Fools: Fake News Politico, and six regional media professionals will Mass Communications Department event; faculty coordinated the Mass Communications participate as panelists. Other panelists include event Phil Buehler, KOTA/KEVN Territory News; Bart Pfankuch, South Dakota News Watch, Scott Clarke, BHSU; Cara Hetland, SD Public Broadcasting; Mark Watson, BH Pioneer; Alex Portal, BH PIoneer

Free webinar series via Zoom: "Grow your Leveraging low-cost strategies: Social media business online -- Demystified" presented by Dr. presence, how much is enough, when does it BHSU Zoom account to host 4/22/2020 Max Marc, Professor of Information Systems at Dr. Max Marc Business stop? How to collect email addresses and webinars BHSu School of Business to help businesses conduct campaigns via email? seeking an online strategy.

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Lighting ceremony to celebrate the 100th Lighting of Woodburn (in conjunction with 8/26/2020 anniversary of signing into law SD women's right Office of the President Provided venue for event Political Science other lightings across the state) to vote. Music Cultures of the World (MUS 240) students worked with instruments from the local gamelan, Raga Garnita. Gamelan is both the name of the group of instruments and the musical style they 9/14, 16 & Music Cultures of the Worls (MUS 240) Gamelan Instruments/ Music play. The instruments are from Bali. The director Provided the room Music 18 - Chris Hahn of the group, Rod Garnett, worked with the students on Monday and Wednesday via zoom and Chris Hahn (faculty) worked with them on Friday.

To recognize this centennial year of the passage of the 19th amendment, there will be a remote "Simple Justice: Suffrge in SD" Remote Personnel assisted in putting 9/17/2020 screening of the South Dakota Public Kelly Kirk (Faculty) History Screening together the event Broadcasting documentary Simple Justice: Suffrage in South Dakota on Constitution Day.

Ryan Bowie from Kansas City, Missouri's Cleveland University talked about his Ryan Bowie from Kansas City, Missouri's Chiropractic school and applying for graduate Dr. Ashley Pfeiffer, Instructor of 10/1/2020 Provided room Exercise Science Cleveland University programs. He spoke to three exercise science Exercise Science classes and the Exercise Science Club in Rooms 216 and 214 on October 1st.

Still need to register to vote? No problem! Simply BHSU Media, College Republicans, drive up, roll down your window, and get a voter Provided location for the College Democrats, and Human 10/10/2020 Voter Registration Drive-Thru registration packet that you can fill out right then event; student activities fees Political Science Services Sociology student and have it mailed for you or you can take it used to purchase snacks organizations home! The will also be snacks!! A video lecture provided by Dr. Taryn VandePyl, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Sciences at Western Oregon University. Dr. VanderPyl will speak on the disproportionate representatoin of Dr. Louise Yoho SPED 535: No funding required or The Intersection of Disability and Juvenile students with disabilities in the juvenile justice 10/12/2020 Characteristics and Exceptionalities of compensation offered. Use of Special Education Justice system (as many as 85% of currently Adolescents D2L. encarcerated youth, according to a National Council on Disabilities report), the three theories behind why that is, and the school to prison pipeline.

Join the Center for American Indian Studies via Zoom as we host guest speaker, Cindy Farlee (Itázipčho Lakȟóta). Cindy is an Associate Provided Zoom connection to Program Officer at the Native American 10/15/2020 Native Agrigulture 101 Center for American Indian Studies host virtual event; BHSU staff American Indian Studies Agriculture Fund. In her talk, Cindy will give ran the event participants an overview of Native American agriculture, as well as the work NAAF is doing alongside tribal communities today.

This half day event will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Ammendment, the progress that has been made BHSU staff helped plan/run since then, and the progress yet to be made for the event; several BHSU Celebrating Women's Work: 100 Years of women's rights. Speakers include keynote Dr. 10/23/2020 Office of the President faculty members/staff spoke Political Science Suffrage Mary Francis Berry, political activist and at the event; used BHSU Zoom historian; BHSU Faculty/Staff presenters: Desy account to run the event Schoeneweis, Kelly Kirk, Deb Wolf; Ann Tweedy, USD Faculty; Meg Manke and Dr. Rachel Headley, Rose Group Int'l. Fee: $10; Held via Zoom. This performance of material from the book "Working" by Studs Turkel is being performed with the kind permission of the estate of Studs Terkel and his publisher The New Press. Drive up to the gravel parking lot, east of the football Provided location to hold Live Drive in Theatre: "Working" by Studs Theater Department; KBHU-TV; The 10/23/2020 stadium, and tune in with your radio for a COVID event; BHSU faculty to run Arts Turkel Buzz FM safe theatrical performance. This show is a series event of monologues from the book "Working" by Studs Terkel. He wrote extensively about everyday issues middle-class and working-class employees face

Dr. Martin Fashbaugh's English 284, Dr. Lee Bebout, Professor of English at Arizona A summary of Anzaldua's ideas about being a Provided Zoom account to 10/28/2020 Introduction to Criticism course (over Humanities State, Lecture on Gloria Anzaldua's Borderlands woman in Chicano and Latina culture. host the event Zoom)

On October 30th, at 1 P.M. Dr. Mary Caton- Rosser will be meeting with several students from all around the world to spark a conversation BHSU faculty/staff ran the about culture, from Africa to Asia. Everyone is Dr. Mary Caton-Rosser, Professor of 10/30/2020 Multicultural Mosaics event; provided Zoom account Social Sciences invited to watch the conversation live, via Zoom, Mass Communications to host the event the link listed down below. Along with international students, there will be the head of the international office, Kaitlin Palmer!

Dakota State University: (November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020) University Resources Category (e.g., science, Sponsor (e.g., name of professor or Provided (e.g. funding, Description (including title and name of engineering, IT, business, political Date Title course, name of student organization, building/room, personnel, speaker[s]) science, administrative, arts, etc.) etc.)? If yes, include details of history, etc.) resources provided.

Mandal is an Atlanta-based stand-up comedian, University paid booking fee 11/23/2019 Comedian Mandel writer, and actor. He is known for his energetic Student Activity Board Humor and provided room location performances and absurd sense of humor. System analysis design at Avera and talk about 11/26/2019 Jeremy Heim, Avera Clinical Systems Mgr project successes and failures and how to Mr. Jenkins, Instructor, Beacom College University provided room Information Technology contributes to system analysis and design

Mr. Mataromos is a network engineer with 11/26/2019 Mr. Jose Mataromos, Cisco CISCO; topic was telecommunications for Dr. Xhengjie, CSC 786 Cyber Problems, BRemote lecture Information Technology Emergency Relief-Experiences and Challenges.

Ms. Hortness spoke about her job in the fitness 12/2/2019 Desiree Hortness, Manager of Anytime Fitness Dr. Staiger, EXS Class, College of Educat University provided room Exercise Science profession Riders speak about the history of the Dakota 12/14/2019 Dakota 38+2 Memorial Ride DSU Native American Student AssociatioUniversity provided room/food Native American History 38+2 and about their ride

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Blend Interactive representatives shared 2/3/2020 Blend Interactive information on their BlendShips mentorship Career Services University provided room Information Technology career program Star Smart presenter Colleen Ryan. Learn how to 2/13/2020 Adulting IRL Career Services University provided room Career planning and when negotiate sallary offers Representatives from Camp NeSoDak will be on 2/18/2020 Camp NeSoDak campus to discuss unique job and internship Career Services University provided room Career planning opprotunities 2/21/2020 Educators Rising Conference Daktronics representatives hosted an information session. They spoke generally about 2/26/2020 Daktronics Info Session Career Services University provided room Career planning the company and discussed some of their software-specific opportunities Representatives from Sandhills Publishing Company were on campus to talk about their 2/27/2020 Sandhills Publishing Company Career Services University provided room Career planning company and their global outreach and products, services.

Matthew Gill from the SD Mentoring Program 3/16/2020 SD Mentoring Program College of Education, Megan Schuh Virtual presentation Career planning presented to students in the College of Education Members of the SD Sanford Underground Ed & 3/30/2020 Sanford Undergrad Ed & Outreach Team Outreach Team presented an introducton to a College of Education, Jennifer Nash Virtual presentation Science Education Curriculum Module on Dental Plaque

Kristin Hoefert, from NW Mutual, had virtual 4/10/2020 NW Mutual Virtual Information Session information session to talk about their company Career Services Virtual event DSU publized the eCareer Planning and career opportunities. Kristin Hoefert, from NW Mutual, had virtual 4/14/2020 NW Mutual Virtual Information Session information session to talk about their company Career Services Virtual event DSU publized the eCareer Planning and career opportunities. 4/16/2020 Malware Micah Flack Malware Presentation Beacom College of Computer & Cyber S Virtual event for Dr. Brizendine Cyber Sciences Kristin Hoefert, from NW Mutual, had virtual 4/20/2020 NW Mutual Virtual Information Session information session to talk about their company Career Services Virtual event DSU publized the eCareer Planning and career opportunities. 4/23/2020 Malware TJ Nelson presented, A Very Special Malware Beacom College of Computer & Cyber S Virtual event for Dr. Brizendine Cyber Sciences

Kyle Ferrier, Communications Director at Korea Economics presented US Foreigh policy, US- 4/24/2020 Korea Economic Institute College of Arts and Science, Brian YoungVirtual event Cyber Leadership & Intelligence Korea relations, coronoavirius and getting employment in the DC think tank world

Company did a virtual talent tour of their 4/24/2020 CentralSquare Technologies Career Services Virtual event DSU publized the eCareer Planning company for DSU students Company did a virtual talent tour of their 4/30/2020 Avera Career Services Virtual event DSU publized the eCareer Planning company for DSU students

Jon Forster presented Google Classroom as part 5/8/2020 Google Classroom College of Education Virtual event, DSU publised eve Education of the SD Teaching Series Speaker list: Dr. Ben Jones, SD Dept of Ed; Lisa Norris, The Road to Relationships; Tina Belden, Integrating Scratch into the Eled & MS Classroom; Jodee Hadley, Working with Words; Andrew Fiegen, Embracing English Learners in the Content Classroom; Betsy Schamber, Cildhood Trauma and Building Resilience in Students; Marci Hofman, Teaching Life Skills on a Virtual event, DSU publised 6/1/2020 DSU Teach Camp Budget; Amanda Hargreaves, Relationships College of Education Education event Matter Most; Amanda Harris, SD Teacher of the Year; Mark Kreie, Introduction to Desmos Activities; Scott Headrick, Flipgrid; Jon Forster, Google Classroom; Brandi Antonsen Fiegen, Design Matters; Kayla Hinsch, Teaching Digital Citizenship; Erica Broomsma, You are SMART!; Gwyneth Dean Fastnaucht and Tanya Vitek, What is the Deal with Academic Language?

Diane Janosek, Commandant of the NSA National 6/3/2020 CybHer Conversation Cyptrologic School Ellen Arens, Program Manager at Raven CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 6/10/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Industries program computer Vicki Schumacher, VP Program & Project CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 6/17/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Management at iHeartRadio program computer

Kelley Criddle, Information Security Consultant CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 6/24/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff and Digital Forensic Analyst at SBS Cyber Security program computer

CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 7/1/2020 CybHer Conversation Matt Paulson, Founder of MarketBeat Virtual event, CybHER staff program computer Buzz Hillestad, Sr., VP Inforamtion Security CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 7/8/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Consultant, SBS CyberSecurity program computer CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 7/15/2020 CybHer Conversation Dyann Bradbury, ex-Director of IT. Ameritas Virtual event, CybHER staff program computer Alyssa Miller, Hacker Security Advocate and CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 7/22/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Author program computer Noureen Njoroge, Cybersecurity Consulting CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 7/29/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Engineering, Cisco Systems program computer

Angela Davis Dogan, Founder & CEO, Davis CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 8/5/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Dogan Advisory Services program computer

Dr. Kelley Misata, Founder and CEO at Sightline CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 8/12/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Security and Executive Director at OISF/Suricata program computer Dr. Janell Staach, Faculty at Rice University and CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 8/19/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Chairman of the Board of WiCyS program computer Jothi Dugar, Cybersecurity Executive, Holistic CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 8/26/2020 CybHer Conversation Virtual event, CybHER staff Wellness Specialist and Author program computer

Chloe Messdaghi, VP of Strategy for Point3 CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 9/2/2020 Cybher Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Security program computer Kas Williams, Chief Diversity Officer at SDSU discussed strategies and best practices as it 9/3/2020 Our Students of Color are not Okay Center for Teaching and Learning Virtual event Student Support relates to supporting unde- represented stduents. Panel experts from the Cyberspace Solarium and DSU. Chris Inglis, former deputy director of the Webinar hosted by DSU, NSA; Dr. Eric Schmidt, Chairman of NSC on The Beacom College of Computer and 9/4/2020 Growing a Strong Federal Cyber Workforce university provided room, web Cybersecurity Artificial Intelligence; and Representative Jim Cyber Sciences staff and publisity Langevin, senior member of the House Armed Services.

Community members and DSU faculty held a labor movement and labor relations from the 9/7/2020 Labor Day Lunch and Learn perspective of employers/owners and organized DSU Business Faculty Virtual event Business labor leaders. Community members include Mustang Seed and Renew Energy Maintenance

University provided details to 9/9/2020 Ben Hogarth, recording and mixing engineer Virtual Workshop DSU Live (student organization) Digital Art and Design campus Val Cofield, Deputy Assistant Director, Cyber CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 9/9/1930 CybHer Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Capabilities Branch, FBI program computer Cecelia Wittmayer, former VP for Academic AAUW and DSU's celebration of the Affairs, spoke about her research on the history pasage of the 19th Amendment in University provided room and 9/15/2020 Newspaper Coverage of Suffrage behind the passage of the 19th Amendment, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion conjunction with the Committee for livestream hosting. chronicled in newspaper coverage of the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) movement.

Talked to GS 100 students about fitness and GS 100 instructors, Katie Anderson and 9/16/2020 Desi Hortness, Anytime Fitness University provided room Introduction to the university wellness in college and beyond. Betsy Schambers, College of Education Jenn Lesser Henley, VP Infrastructure at CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 9/16/2020 Cybher Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Facebook program computer Sid Moorhead, Network & Security Virtual event targeting 9/16/2020 Career Chat Administration graduate, will share information DSU Career Services Career planning Beacom students on career information. Representatives from Epocosity presented on 9/21/2020 Epicosity Virtual Visit DSU Career Services Virtual event Career planning Marketing employment opportunities

Dr. Eman El-Sheikh, Director of the Center for CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 9/23/2020 Cybher Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Cybersecuirty at University Western Florida program computer

Representatives from the MARFORCYBER in the Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Cammand 9/23/2020 Marine Corps presented information about full- Career Servoces Vortia; evemt Career planning Information Sessioni time and internship opportunities

Brady Wiebe talked about financial planning, GS 100 instructors, Katie Anderson and 9/30/2020 Brady Wiebe, Edward Jones University provided room Introduction to the university budgeting and saving for and in college Betsy Schambers, College of Education Government agencies and contractors connect with potentual emplyees to discuss career and internship opporutnities: • Air Force Civilian Services • Booz Hamilton - Defense Intelligence Group • John Hopkins APL • KBR - South Dakota • Los Alamos National Laboratory • MARFORCYBER/NSA • MITRE • NAVAIR • Navy Cyber Warfare Development Group • Peraton • Secunetics 9/30/2020 DSU Career & Internship Fair DSU Career Services Virtual event Career planning • South Dakota Legislative Research Council • U.S. Department of State• Air Force Civilian Services • Booz Hamilton - Defense Intelligence Group • John Hopkins APL • KBR - South Dakota • Los Alamos National Laboratory • MARFORCYBER/NSA • MITRE • NAVAIR • Navy Cyber Warfare Development Group • Peraton • Secunetics • South Dakota Legislative Research Council • U.S. Department of State•

Dr. Siobah Grady, Machine Learning expert, CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 9/30/2020 Cybher Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Professor of North Carolina Central University program computer

Representatives from Eide Bailly will share 10/2/2020 Eide Bailly information about their company and discuss DSU Career Services Vitural event, Business classes Career planning internship and full-time opportunities Cyersecurity Talent Initiative is a public-private Virtual event for Cyber 10/5/2020 Public Service's Cyber Security Talent Initiative partnership aiming at recruitng and training DSU Career Services Career planning students cybersecrity workforce. Sara Waldner from L&S presented a tour of their Dr. Deb Tech, Instructor for 10/6/2020 Lawrence & Schiller company and talked about how toincorporate Virtual Tour of L&S Business, ad agency Promotional Management course advertising in business Representatives from ClickRain will share what 10/7/2020 ClickRain their agency does using marketing technlooygy DSU Career Services Virtual event Career planning to help businesses grow. Cindy Nagel, Tips for Teaching; Andrew Fiegen, Instructional Considerations for Working with English Language Learners; Wendi Weber, 10/7/2020 Diversity & Technology Conference College of Education Virtual event Education Establishing and Maintaining Relationships even When Distance Learning; Amanda Harris, Impactful Teaching

Fast Enterprises recruiter is hosting a 10/12/2020 Fast Enterprises presentation concerning practices and tips for Career Services Vitural event Career planning working a virtual career fair. Cecilia Marinier, Program Director, Innovation & CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 10/14/2020 Cybher Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Scholars for RSA program computer

Representative from Lemonly presented a 10/20/2020 Workshop on Resume/Portfolio Building session for DAD, ENM and Marketing students on Career Planning Virtual event Career planning resume and portfolio building in the industry Amber Schroader, Founder & CEO of Paraben CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 10/21/2020 Cybher Conversations Virtual event, CybHER staff Corporation program computer

Career Chat is an additional way for students to meet and begin to network with a former DSU 10/21/2020 Career Chat with Alumni Jeremy Brech graduate. JD Jer/Jeremy Brech tells you about Career Planning Virtual and live hosting Career planning and networking importance of getting involved and what he has done since graduating

Repreentatives from Daktronics will visit with 10/21/2020 Daktronics visit Career Planning Virtual event Career planning students about opportunities at their company. Career Chat is an additional way for students to meet and begin to network with a former DSU 10/26/2020 Career Chat with Alumni Dana Felderman graduate. Dana Felderman tells about his college Career Planning Virtual and live hosting Career planning and networking experience and what he has done since graduating.

Megan Howell, Junior Center for Research in CybHER Conversations, an outreach Careers in cybersecurity and 10/28/2020 Cybher Conversations Enginnering Science and Technology at Paradise Virtual event, CybHER staff program computer Valley High School John Quincy Adams Society - guest speaker Dr. Peter Campbell (Baylor University) will present Careers in cybersecurity and 10/28/2020 JQAS - Statecraft and Cyberspace Cyber Student Club virtual event Statecraft and Cyberspace: Is the Best Cyber- computer Defense a Good Cyber-Office.

NORTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY: (November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020) University Resources Category (e.g., science, Sponsor (e.g., name of professor or Provided (e.g. funding, Description (including title and name of engineering, IT, business, political Date Title course, name of student organization, building/room, personnel, speaker[s]) science, administrative, arts, etc.) etc.)? If yes, include details of history, etc.) resources provided. Omer Bartov (Brown University) - Skype Nov. 2019 History class College of Arts & Sciences N History & Social Sciences "Anatomy of a Genocide" Gene Lorenz (Financial Advisor - Edwards 11/4/2019 Business Club Event Business Club/School of Business Y - Student Center Business Jones, Inc.) - Investing in your Future Dr. Anna Schwan and Kirika Shimmei - NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 11/6/2019 Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus wide Complementing Cultures Instructional Services Y - AB 300, stipend in the Dr. Erin Haugen (Clinical Psychologist and Sport TriO SSS, University College, and NSU 11/6/2019 Wolf Talks amount of $2,500 provided by Student Success Psychologist) - Managing Distractions Athletics Grant and University Funds 11/6/2019 Corey Kapp (Daktronics) Accounting Club Accounting Club N Business Lynn Hodgin - Understanding 11/12/2019 Accounting/Finance Information and Survey of Business Classes School of Business Y - classroom Business Entrepreneurship Travis Schaunaman (CEO - Production Y - JFAC 117; stipend in the 11/12/2019 Monkeys) - Showcasing Your Business: Building Business Club Event Business Club/School of Business amount of $200.00 provided Business a Website by Grant Funds Department of History and Social Sciences - NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 11/13/2019 Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus wide White Nationalism on Trial Instructional Services Y - JSC 333, LN 115, JFAC 300; Larry & Julie Poeppel Family and NSU stipend in the amount of 11/13/2019 Manoush Zomorodi (Bored & Brilliant author) Common Read Lecture Campus wide Honors $17,500 provided by University Funds

Kelli Helms (reading teacher) - intervention 11/13/2019 process, progress monitoring tool, how to help Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education struggling readers

Allison Schmitt (Independent Living Services) - 11/14/2019 Special Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education transition process for students with disabilities Y - AB 300, stipend in the 11/15/2019 Darryl Tonamah - Bridges Concert Native American Student Association Native American Student Association amount of $500 provided by Cultural University Funds Y - JFAC 117; stipend in the Kelly Weaver (Director - SBDC) - Tracking Your 11/18/2019 Business Club Event Business Club/School of Business amount of $200.00 provided Business Business: Quickbooks by Grant Funds

Laura Stoltenburg (Vocational Rehab) - Services 11/19/2019 available for students with disabilities as they Special Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education transition from high school

Julie Poeppel and Sharon Osborne (veteran 11/19/2019 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education teachers) - Changes in Education.

Jiang Changsheng - Teaching with Business NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 11/20/2019 Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus wide Cases in Chinese Classrooms: Pains and Gains Instructional Services

11/20/2019 Bob Rowe (CEO Northwestern Corporation) Business Club Event School of Business/Business Club Y - Student Center Business Y - SC Den, stipend of $1,205 11/21/2019 Mandal (Comedian) Campus Event Campus Activities Board provided by General Activitiy Campus wide Fee. Craig Cassens and Rob Lewis (area 11/21/2019 administrators) - Students, school, Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education professionalism. 11/25/2019 Britt Lorenz (NSU Career Services) Business Club Event School of Business/Business Club Y - JFAC Business Joel Guthmiller (Parent/teacher whose 11/26/2019 daughter has Down's Syndrome) - Experiences Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education and how to promote inclusion and acceptance.

Joe Schwan (Area Superintendent) - Hiring, 11/26/2019 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education contracts, law and professionalism.

Dani McQuillen (Deputy Regional Director - Bureau of Indian Affairs) - Indian Law treaties 12/3/2019 SD Indian Studies Class (education) Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education and educational experiences on the Pine Ridge Reservation

Caity Jasperson (Department of Social Services - 12/3/2019 Child Protection) - Experience working with and Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education counseling victims of sex trafficking.

Josh VanLaecken - Presented to BADM 284 12/10/2019 (Career Planning) course on employee benefits Career Planning class School of Business/Career Services Y- classroom Business packages for students entering the workforce

Y - classroom; stipend of $750 1/15/2020 Todd DuFault - Leadership Summit Lecture Music classes School of Fine Arts provided by General Activity Music Fee Nicole Nelson (SDSBVI) and Mike Webb (VR) - 1/16/2020 Special Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education job coaching with students with blindess. ASIST Training - Dodi Haug. Individuals wanting 1/16/2020 to learn more about dealing with individuals in Campus Event Counseling Center Y - Missouri River Room Campus Wide crisis. Y - classroom; stipend of 1/20/2020 Carson Kreitzer (artist) Fine Art Classes School of Fine Arts $2,500 provided by University Theatre Fund and General Activity Fee. Michael Herman and Bryan Kriech (Aberdeen Area Boys & Girls Club) - 50th Anniversary 1/23/2020 Integrated Marketing Communications Class School of Business Y - classroom Business Campaign for the Aberdeen Area Boys & Girls Club Meredith Schumaker (Experienced Inservice 1/23/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education speaker)

Brett Schwan (Groton Elementary Principal) - 1/23/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education Expertise in Special Education and IEPs Pei-Lei Lin - Chinese Piano Music and Music NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 1/29/2020 Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus Wide Education Instructional Services Dr. Jason Grebner, DDS; Ashley Hansen, Medical and Professional Interview Preparation NSU Career Services and 1/30/2020 Pharm.D., BCPS; Dr. Jacob Miller, FM Sports Y - classroom Campus Wide Panel Science/Mathematics Department Medicine Y - BC Auxiliary Gym, stipend 1/30/2020 Headphone Disco - DJ (I Hate Winter) Campus Event Campus Activities Board of $3,400 provide by Campus Wide University Funds 1/30/2020 Mary Johnson (Experienced educator) Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education

Melissa White (Eide Bailly) - Tax return 2/4/2020 Accounting Class School of Business Y - classroom Business preparation process in public accounting NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 2/5/2020 Ken Blanchard - Impeachment and Zombies Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus Wide Instructional Services Ashley Seeklander (Groton Area School 2/11/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education Counselor) NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 2/12/2020 Justin Fraase - Northern and the Twitter Storm Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus Wide Instructional Services

Caity Jasperson (Department of Social Services) 2/18/2020 - Working with victims of human trafficking and Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education individuals living in poverty. NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 2/19/2020 Brian Bengs - Justice and the Common Good Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus Wide Instructional Services

Amanda Cook, Sam Schaunaman, Tess Williams 2/19/2020 Business Club Event School of Business/Business Club Y - Lincoln Gallery Business & Amanda Scott (all recent alums)

Y - SC Den, stipend of $1,155 2/20/2020 AJ Smith - Musician ANTI-Valentines Day Party Campus Activities Board Campus Wide provided by University Funds NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 2/26/2020 Instructional Design Team - Extended Realities Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus Wide Instructional Services Jeff Lassle (Global Entreneprenuer) - Career as 2/26/2020 Business Class School of Business Y - classroom Business global entrenepreneur/trader) Dr. Tom Brist (Middle School Principal 2/27/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education Watertown School District) Kerry Shannon (Inservice speaker) - student 2/27/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education centric learning

Y - Krikac Ad Aud, stipend of $1,960 provided by General Campus Activities Board and Gypsy 3/4/2020 Conor Clemmons - Musician Make up performance for Gypsy Days Dance. Activity Fee. (Additional cost Campus Wide Days Committee of sound $1,000 als funded by University Funds

Steven Usitalo and Kristi Brownfield - Five NSU Faculty Senate and Office of 3/4/2020 Noon Forum Y - Library Rotunda Campus Wide Essential Films on Death and Dying Instructional Services Barb Nygaard & Wendy Jones (Special 3/5/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education Y - classroom Education Education Teachers) - Behaviors

Becky Cain (SD DOE) - behavior techniques and 4/6/2020 how to conduct a functional behavior Special Education Class - remotely Millicent Atkins School of Education N Education assessment Christian Pierlet, Kent Hanson, Jeremey Schutter, and Julie Poeppel (panel of secondary 4/9/2020 Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education N Education teachers) - experiences as high school teachers. Rachelle Gabriel, Andrea Christianson, Sadie Bossert, Megan Hildebrant (panel of 4/9/2020 elementary and special education teachers) - Education Class Millicent Atkins School of Education N Education experiences as elementary and special education teachers

Y - Virtual, stipend of $1,925 4/30/2020 Feraz Ozel - Comedian A Laugh Before Finals Program Campus Activities Board Campus Wide provided by University Funds

No Events in May

Dr. Jenni Hayman - Provide a 2-hour interactive/engaging presentation via Zoom (or Y - Zoom, stipend of $1,000 6/22/2020 Faculty Academic Affairs Campus Wide other media), provide handouts, and answer provided by University Funds follow-up questions.

No Events in July

Paradigm Shift - Virtual Train the Trainer Y - stipend $1,000 provided by 8/13/2020 TRiO/SSS training TRiO/SSS TRiO/SSS staff Webinar grant funds Y - stipend $2,500 provided by 8/16/2020 Paradigm Shift - Educational Keynote address Orientation - TRiO/SSS TRiO/SSS TRiO/SSS students grant funds Center for Excellence in Teaching and Y - stipend $1,000 provided by 8/17/2020 Innovative Teaching - Dr. Christy Friend NSU Faculty In-Service NSU Faculty Learning University Funds Wolfpack Welcome - Dr. Kristi Brownfield TRiO/SSS, Student Involvement and 8/18/2020 (2020 NSU Outstanding Early Career Faculty Wolf Talks Speaker Series Y - JC Jewett Theatre NSU Community Leadership, and NSU Honors Program Award Recipient)

9/3/2020 Fr. Scott Trayner (Newman Center) - Q&A Newman Center Community Night Newman Club N Community Wide Amanda Clark - Job opportunities within the OCC, what some jobs entail, areas currently 9/14/2020 Class Presentation School of Business N - Zoom School of Business students interviewing and other details working at the OCC. Mike Bockorny - Aberdeen Development 9/16/2020 Class Presentation School of Business Y - classroom School of Business students Corporation (how to set up a small business) Deacon Paul Tschann (Newman Center) - 9/17/2020 Newman Center Community Night Newman Club N Community Wide Sacred Heart of Jesus Kevin Nelson - Plains Commerce Bank 9/23/2020 Class Presentation School of Business Y - classroom School of Business students (internships/job opportunities) 9/23/2020 Rachel Deusch - Dacotah Bank Student Organization Presentation Accounting Club N - Zoom Accounting Club Members Humility - Pastor Leland (Good Shephard TRiO/SSS, Student Involvement and 9/30/2020 Wolf Talks Speaker Series Y - JC Jewett Theatre NSU Community Lutheran Church) Leadership, and NSU Honors Program

Significance of Place - Gordon Treetop TRiO/SSS, Student Involvement and 10/12/2020 (Standing Rock Tribal member or Hunkpapa Wolf Talks Speaker Series Y - JC Jewett Theatre NSU Community Leadership, and NSU Honors Program Lakota) Y - stipend in the amount of Larry & Julie Poeppel Family and NSU 10/14/2020 Dignity - Chris Arnade (Virtual) Common Read Lecture $3,500 provided by University Campus/Community Wide Honors Funds 10/21/2020 Ryan Rolfs (SDEA/COHE) - Coping with Stress SDEA (student organization) SDEA (student organization) Y - JC 117 SDEA (student organization) Person-centered Approach - Chunli Chen (Arise CGPS 761 class 10/29/2020 Counseling and Guidance Class Millicent Atkins School of Education N - online Childe and Family Service) (Counseling/Guidance)

Dr. Wayne Aho (Western Carolina University) - 10/29/2020 Experiences as a Global sales manager for a International Management Class School of Business N - Zoom BADM 468 class multinational dental supply company.

South Dakota School of Mines & Technology: (November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020) University Resources Category (e.g., science, Sponsor (e.g., name of professor or Provided (e.g. funding, Description (including title and name of engineering, IT, business, political Date Title course, name of student organization, building/room, personnel, speaker[s]) science, administrative, arts, etc.) etc.)? If yes, include details of history, etc.) resources provided. Understanding the meaning of microbialites as Scott Beeler, Ph.D., SD Mines Engineering and 11/1/2019 GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Science geobiological archives Mining Experiment Station (EMES) Constitutional Amendment for the 2020 SD 11/1/2019 Jordan Mason, New Approach SD McLaury Free Speech Area: Quad Room Politics Ballot Constitutional Amendment for the 2020 SD 11/4/2019 Jordan Mason, New Approach SD McLaury Free Speech Area: Quad Room Politics Ballot The Development of Computational Methods Robert Pantazes - Assistant Professor, Chemical 11/5/2019 for the Design and Identification of Therapeutic Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Room Science/Engineering Proteins Auburn University A Synergistic Materials Characterization 11/6/2019 Approach to Evaluate Microwave Excitation of Jetsun L. Ty Thinley, P.E. - SDSMT Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Engineering Geopolymer Precursor Powders Antonio Sampson, 7 Thunders Camps Club 11/8/2019 Bible Study Campus Community Room Religious WMSOG 11/9/2019 WiSE GTM Luncheon WiSE Mentors WISE Room Science Jesse Herrera, Center for Inclusion Director, 11/12/2019 Intellectual Diversity Humanities/Social Science Room SDSMT Deerfield, Pactola, & Rapid Creek Systems 11/13/2019 Rosemary Squillace, SDSMT Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Engineering Analysis Modeling Developing and Designing Biomedical Devices 11/13/2019 and Bioengineering in Clinical Practice Relevant Hunter R. Moyer, MD - Regional Health Biomedical Engineering Room Engineering to Plastic Surgery Large-Scale Evacuation Network Flow Model 11/14/2019 with Joint Chance Constraints considering Hyeong Suk Na, SDSMT Electrical Engineering Room Engineering Social Influence One-on-one conversations and programs Philina Wittke representative from TU 11/14/2019 Campus Community Room Education offered Darmstadt, Germany Spring Awakening, a musical by Duncan Sheik 11/14/2019 n/a Campus Community Room Arts and Steven Sater Spring Awakening, a musical by Duncan Sheik 11/15/2019 n/a Campus Community Room Arts and Steven Sater One-on-one conversations and programs Philina Wittke representative from TU 11/15/2019 Campus Community Room Education offered Darmstadt, Germany

Processes that happen between colliding 11/15/2019 Peter Nabelek, Ph.D., University of Missouri GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Science continents: Reading the rocks of the Black Hills Spring Awakening, a musical by Duncan Sheik 11/16/2019 n/a Campus Community Room Arts and Steven Sater 11/19/2019 Art & Collaboration Dr. Matthew Whitehead - SDSMT Humanities/Social Science Room Arts FHSP Dinner with Professionals, Careers in Future Health Science Professionals 11/19/2019 Careers in Healthcare, Various speakers Room Health Science Healthcare Club

SEDS Meeting/NASA Early Space & Apollo Tom Durkin, NASA SDSGC Deputy Director, on 11/19/2019 Mechanical Engineering/SEDS Club Room Engineering Missions the NASA Early Space and Apollo Missions. Flexible Antennas, 3D Printed Radio Frequency 11/19/2019 Circuits, and Real-Time In-situ Wireless Dr. Sayan Roy, SDSMT Chemical and Biological Engineering Room Engineering Monitoring’ Revealing crystallization kinetics of phase Dr. Melissa Santala, materials scientist and Materials and Metallurgical 11/19/2019 change materials using complementary Room Engineering assistant professor at Oregon State University Engineering microscopic techniques Tales from the Underground Sanford Constance Walter and Matt Kapust, Sanford 11/20/2019 Humanities/Social Science Room Science Underground Research Facility Underground Research Facility

11/20/2019 Implant Design: An Orthopedic Perspective Joseph Humpherys, DO - Regional Health Biomedical Engineering Room Engineering

Tuning Biofilm phenotypes with graphene Coatings. A case study of reduced graphene 11/20/2019 Mohammad Jamil Islam, SDSM&T Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Engineering oxide on porous nickel electrodes for enabling growth of methylotrophs

Matt Hornbach, Ph.D., Southern Methodist Slide-Generated Tsunamis: Past, Present, and 11/22/2019 University - International Ocean Discovery GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Science Future Program (IODP) Lecture Series Sexual Violence in South Dakota: Current and 12/3/2019 Dr. Bridget Diamond-Welch C-SPACT/NRT Room Forthcoming Issues

Clinical Aspects of Coronary and Peripheral 12/4/2019 Dr. Joseph Tuma, Cardiologist - Regional Health Biomedical Engineering room Science/Engineering Interventional Procedures and Devices 12/7/2019 Future of Our Self Governing Republic TBD College Republicans Room Politics 12/7/2019 Alive @ 25- Driver Safety Training Danial Rud-Instructor South Dakota Safety Council Room 12/9/2019 Financial Planning Katelyn Wachendorf, Financial Advisor Delta Sigma Phi Room Finance/Financial Planning 12/10/2019 ICE (Intercontinental Exchange) Tradehouse Investment Group - Paul Hayes, FoundTradehouse Investments Room Investments Laser Produced Plasmas for Diagnostics and 12/10/2019 Instrumentation: Application to Forensic Dr. Prasoon Diwakar, SDSMT C-SPACT/NRT Room Science/Engineering Science 12/17/2019 NASA @ My Library (NASA funded research) Marie Steckelberg, Steckelberg Consulting Mechanical Engineering Room Engineering

Dr. Mahsa Dabaghmeshin, Assistant Professor in Precision Preventative Care for Cancer 1/13/2020 the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Biomedical Engineering Room Engineering/Health Science Metastasis University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Recent Development in Phase Converter Dr. Jack Yang, Senior Design Engineer, Phase 1/16/2020 Electrical Engineering Room Engineering Technologies and VFDs Technologies LLC Dr. Adam Piper, TedxRapid City 2020 Co-lead 1/16/2020 Preparing Your Talk for TEDxRapid City 2020 Campus Community Room Leadership/Education Organizer Dinosaurs, Kids, and the Future in the Jurassic 1/21/2020 Christy Tidwell - SDSMT Humanities/Social Science Room Science Park Franchise Leadership Lecture Series: Leadership is Getting People to Want to Work for You - American Society of Mechanical 1/21/2020 Irvin Sterner Room Leadership/Education Positive Communications a Leader Must Engineers Initiate in the Workplace Dr. Kris Dahl Professor, Department of Chemical Mechanical Changes of the Cell Nucleus in 1/21/2020 Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Room Science/Engineering Disease and Aging Carnegie Mellon University Leadership Lecture Series: Leadership is American Society of Mechanical 1/23/2020 Getting People to Want to Work for You - Irvin Sterner Room Leadership/Education Engineers Manage the Numbers, Not Your Institution

Marcella Vaicik, Research Assistant Professor in Engineering the Extracellular Matrix for 1/24/2020 the Biomedical Engineering Department at Biomedical Engineering room Health Science/Engineering Functional Tissue Regeneration Illinois Institute of Technology 1/24/2020 Want Not Loss - - Light and Stardust Dustin Price, visual artist Apex Gallery room Arts Radon Background Control for the SuperCDMS 1/27/2020 SNOLAB Joseph Street, SDSMT Physics Graduate Student Physics Room Science Dark Matter Search Experiment Leadership Lecture Series: Leadership is American Society of Mechanical 1/28/2020 Getting People to Want to Work for You - Don't Irvin Sterner Room Leadership/Education Engineers Fall Victim to Managerial Cliches 1/28/2020 Northwestern Mutual Seminar Katelyn Wachendorf, Financial Advisor Northwestern Mutual Room Finance/Financial Planning Professor and Chair, Dept of Chemical and NMR and the Grand Challenges of Metal- 1/28/2020 Biomolecular Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Room Science/Engineering Organic Frameworks University of California - Berkeley Mortenson Construction and the Rushmore Andrew Corson, Dave Richardson & Jim Yechout, 1/29/2020 Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Engineering Plaza Civic Center Arena Project Mortenson Construction

Crafting of Extracellular Matrix Mimicry for 1/29/2020 Dr. Tugba Ozdemir, BME faculty candidate Biomedical Engineering Room Engineering Transformative Craniofacial Therapies 1/29/2020 Uplifting Parents (UP) Program Review Catholic Social Services Catholic Social Services Room Nano Science and Engineering PhD Program Seminar: Plasmon Enhanced Near-infrared to Anahita Haghizadeh, Nano Science and 1/30/2020 Visible Upconversion Luminescence from Nano Science and Engineering Room Science/Engineering Engineering, SDSM&T Single NaYF4:Yb3+: Tm3+ Nanoparticles on metallic nanostructures

Bridget Wallis, Emily Wegner, Forrest Ablott, 1/30/2020 Wise Forum WiSE Room Kaitlyn Christensen , Kelli Osterloo, Robin Hiatt Flexible Antennas, 3D Printed Radio Frequency 1/30/2020 Circuits, and Real-Time In-situ Wireless Dr. Sayan Roy, SDSMT Electrical Engineering Room Engineering Monitoring’ Rep. Scyller J. Borglum, Ph.D., South Dakota 1/31/2020 South Dakota Geology, Geography and Politics GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Geology Legislature District 32

2/1/2020 Cracker Barrel State Legislators Community Event/General Public Room Politics Amina Ziegenbin, Exchange partner 2/1/2020 Study Abroad-Inspired Program Campus Community Room Exchange Program representative

Dr. Roman Shchepin Assistant Professor, South 2/4/2020 Parahydrogen-Based Hyperpolarization (HP) Chemical and Bioligical Engineering Room Science/Engineering Dakota School of Mines & Technology 2/4/2020 Hensel Phelps Information Session John Meyen, Recruiter Hensel Phelps Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Collins Aerospace Info Session Brandon Getz Collins Aerospace Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Bemis Lars Nordang, Bemis Technical Manager Bemis Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Kimberly Clark Information Session Kalie Friedel-Schlitz Kimberly Clark Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Vishay Dale Electronics Information Session Bernie LeCates, Vishay Dale Electronics Recruiter Vishay Dale Electronics Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Emerson Information Session Jill Wellman, Emerson Recruiter Emerson Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Cargill Information Session TBD, Recruiter Cargill Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Honeywell Information Session Adam Berg, Recruiter Honeywell Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 EVRAZ North America Information Session Marcoiya Fair, Recruiter EVRAZ North America Room Job Opportunities 2/4/2020 Little Flake Mine Sean Skinner and Jeremy Weiss, Recruiter Little Flake Mine Room Job Opportunities 2/5/2020 Freeport-McMoRan Information Session TBD Freeport-McMoRan Room Job Opportunities 2/5/2020 Kiewit Information Session TBD Kiewit Room Job Opportunities Sustainable Energy Solutions for Global 2/5/2020 Ashray Manur, PhD SDSMT Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Engineering Problems Control of ordering in III-V alloys using plasma- Dr. Phil Ahrenkiel Nanoscience and 2/6/2020 enhanced MOCVD and the measurement of Nano Science and Engineering Room Science/Engineering Nanoengineering, SDSMT order parameter by electron diffraction Going out with a bang – the phreatic final Dr. Abigail Domagall, Black Hills State University, 2/7/2020 stages of the Kings Bowl eruption, Craters of GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Geology Spearfish, SD the Moon, ID Searching for Dark Matter Deep Underground Dr. Shawn Westerdale, INFN/ Princeton 2/12/2020 Physics Room Science/Engineering with Liquid Argon University (SDSMT Faculty Candidate) Nano Particles in Greases with Enhanced 2/13/2020 Dr. Haiping Hong, Research Scientist IV, SDSMT Electrical Engineering Room Engineering Electrical and Thermal Conductives Understanding interactions of nanomaterials Dr. Congzhou Wang Nano Science and 2/13/2020 with biological systems using atomic force Nano Science and Engineering Room Science/Engineering Engineering, SDSM&T microscopy 2/16/2020 Cracker Barrel State Legislators Community Event/General Public Room Politics Establishment of a Mixing Height Climatology Atmospheric and Environmental 2/19/2020 for Use Toward Predicting Daily Large Fire Chris Woody, SDSMT AES Masters Student Sciences/Civil and Environmental Room Science/Engineering Potential Engineering Brassica carinata field-gate life cycle impact 2/19/2020 Heidi Sieverding, PhD Candidate, CEE Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Science/Engineering sensitivity to crop management Neutrino Detection with Liquid Argon Time Dr. Joel Mousseau, University of Michigan, 2/19/2020 Projection Chambers: Physics Room Science/Engineering SDSMT Physics faculty candidate Development, Future and Physics Investigating the Cellular Mechanisms of Dr. Scott Wood, Nanoscience and 2/20/2020 Nano Science and Engineering Room Science/Engineering Osteoarthritis Nanoengineering, SDSMT Vision for the future of teaching and research Dr. Mark Barnett, CEE Department Head Education/Civil and Environmental 2/20/2020 Civil and Environmental Engineering Room in the CEE department. Candidate Engineering Diachronous birth of the Great Valley forearc, 2/21/2020 California: Implications for the early Dr. Devon A. Orme, Montana State University GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Geology development of convergent margins Joesph Wright, Associate Vice President for 2/21/2020 ICE (Intercontinental Exchange) Meeting GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Geology Research/Economic Development SDSMT Jazz Ensemble, Master Chorale, Wind 2/21/2020 Songs For a Rainy Day Humanities/Social Science Room Music Ensemble, Concert Choir 2/23/2020 Delta Sigma BMA TBD Delta Sigma Phi Room Fraternity/Student Group 2/25/2020 Black History Month Speaker Mohammed Bilal Center for Inclusion Room Dear Isle of Man: A closer look at the transcribed wind works of Haydn Wood as they 2/25/2020 Haley Armstrong - SDSMT Humanities/Social Science Room Arts relate to Manx Folksongs and Legends from the Isle of Man Humanities and Social Science Brown Bag 2/25/2020 Dr. Olivia Burgess Humanities/Social Science Room Science/Technology/Society Series: The Future: Utopia or Dystopia Prof. Diego Gómez-Gualdrón, Department of Computer-accelerated discovery of advanced 2/25/2020 Chemical and Biological Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Room Science/Engineering porous crystals: Are we there yet? Colorado School of Mines Electroweak Probes of the Nucleus and the Era Dr. Daniel Ruterbories, University of Rochester 2/26/2020 Physics Room Science/Engineering of Precision Neutrino Physics SDSMT PHYS faculty candidate Scaling of Fluvial Morphologies of Remotely 2/26/2020 Classified Systems across Ecoregions and John Costello, CEE PhD Candidate Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Science/Engineering Continents

Modeling Low Impact Development (LID) Practices Using Storm Water Management 2/26/2020 Jason Phillips, CEE PhD Candidate Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Science/Engineering Model (SWMM) and Triple Bottom Line Cost Benefit Analysis (TBL-CBA) Tool

All-solid-state Li-ion battery: the technology of 2/27/2020 Dr. Abu Md Numan-Al-Mobin Electrical Engineering Room Engineering better, lighter, and more powerful batteries 3D Live-Cell Imaging by Lattice Light-Sheet Dr. Robert Anderson, Nanoscience and 2/27/2020 Nano Science and Engineering Room Science/Engineering Microscopy Nanoengineering, SDSM&T 2/27/2020 2020 Student Art Show Campus Community Event Apex Galleries Room Arts Vision for the future of teaching and research Education/Civil and Environmental 2/28/2020 Dr. Min Liu, CEE Department Head Candidate Civil and Environmental Engineering Room in the CEE department. Engineering

An Introduction to the Geology and Biology of 2/28/2020 Dr. Kelli A. McCormick, SDSMT-MEM GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Room Geology the Dry Valley Region, Antarctica

CALL FOR SPEAKERS: TEDxRapidCity Dr. Adam Piper, TedxRapid City 2020 Co-lead 3/2/2020 Campus Community Science/Engineering conference Organizer Observational Analysis of a Surface-based Bow 3/4/2020 Echo Transition to Elevated Convection Over Amanda Penning, AES Masters Student SDSMT Civil and Environmental Engineering Room Science/Engineering Complex Terrain Physics Faculty Candidate Colloquium, Dr. Jingbo Exploring the neutrino physics with the Deep 3/4/2020 Wang Physics Room Science/Engineering Underground Neutrino Experiment University of California, Davis A Vision on the Future of Pearson Chair Program in Materials Energy Research: Dr. Abdel Salam H. Makhlouf, Professor, Central Towards an internationally recognized Metallurgical Research and Development 3/5/2020 Mechanical Engineering Room Engineering materials energy program concerned with Institute; Vice President, Integrated Mechanical innovative research, education and technology Material Corrosion Consulting implementation SDSM&T Association for Computing Greg Kittilson, Senior Director of Engineering at Machinery (ACM) and Institute of 3/5/2020 Seagate Room Engineering Seagate Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) Student Chapters

Volumetric Imaging of Macrophage Activity by Brandon Scott, PhD Nanoscience and 3/5/2020 Nano Science and Engineering Room Science/Engineering Lattice Light-Sheet Microscopy Nanoengineering, SDSM&T Innovative methods to Recover and Upgrade Dr. Prashant Sarswat - Research Associate Materials and Metallurgical 3/5/2020 the Critical Elements from Low-Grade Professor, Metallurgical Engineering Room Engineering Engineering Resources University of Utah Vision for the future of teaching and research Education/Civil and Environmental 3/6/2020 Dr. Halil Ceylan, CEE department head candidate Civil and Environmental Engineering Room in the CEE department. Engineering 3/7/2020 Cracker Barrel State Legislators Community Event/General Public Room Politics Application of Extractive Metallurgy Principles Materials and Metallurgical 3/16/2020 Dr. Brett Carlson, Swansea University UK Room Engineering for the Recycling of Advanced Materials Engineering CALL FOR SPEAKERS: SD DENR’s 32nd Annual Thomas V. Durkin, CPG Deputy Director, South 3/18/2020 Environmental & Ground Water Quality Dakota Space Grant Consortium - SD School of Campus Community Science/Engineering Conference Mines & Technology Effects of strong charge correlation in novel Dr. Volodymyr Turkowski, University of Central 3/18/2020 materials: Physics Room Science/Engineering Florida static properties and ultrafast charge dynamics CALL FOR SPEAKERS: SD DENR’s 32nd Annual Thomas V. Durkin, CPG Deputy Director, South 3/19/2020 Environmental & Ground Water Quality Dakota Space Grant Consortium - SD School of Campus Community Science/Engineering Conference Mines & Technology 3/19/2020 Renewable Energy Speaker Series Dr. Martin Keller, Director of NREL LEAP/Sustainability Committee Room Science/Engineering 3/21/2010 WiSE GTM Luncheon WiSE Mentors WiSE Room Atomistic modeling of cyclic loading and heat Dr. Nikolai Priezjev, Wright State University, 3/25/2020 treatment processes for tuning the mechanical Physics Zoom Meeting Science/Engineering SDSMT PHYS Faculty Candidate properties of amorphous alloys Dr. Kaamran Raahemifar, SDSMT Mechanical 3/26/2020 Applications of IoT in Smart City Engineering Faculty Candidate for the Pearson Mechanical Engineering Zoom Meeting Engineering Chair

4/1/2020 April Fools Fake News Anita Kumar, White House Correspondent & AssocCampus Community Zoom Meeting 4/20/2020 MEM Department Head Candidate Presentation Dr. Roberts Hall Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education 4/29/2020 EE Faculty Candidate Research Presentation Dr. Christopher Trampel Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education 4/29/2020 EE Faculty Candidate Research Presentation Dr. Long Zhao Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education 4/30/2020 EE Faculty Candidate Research Presentation Dr. Yongpeng Zhang Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education 4/30/2020 Current Understanding of COVID-19: The Virus TAdam Hoppe - SDSU Nano Science and Engineering Zoom Meeting Science/Engineering

EE Faculty Candidate Research Presentation: 5/1/2020 Mobile Edge Computing over Integrated Fiber- Dr. Bhaskar Rimal Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education Wireless Access Networks

EE Faculty Candidate Research Presentation: Dr. Sundari Ramabholta, Worcester Polytechnic 5/1/2020 Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education Energy Management in Microgrids Institute EE Faculty Candidate Research Presentation: A Novel Phased Array Scanning, 5/2/2020 Software/Hardware Co-design for Next- Dipankar Mitra, NDSU Fargo, ND Campus Community Zoom Meeting Engineering/Education generation Flexible and Wearable Electronics and 5G Wireless Communications

C-SPACT/NRT Pop-up Seminar: Advanced Social 6/8/2020 Ms. Cynthia Hetherington C-SPACT/NRT Zoom Meeting Science/Engineering Media Investigations Mr. Brent Gromer, Special Agent - Division of Digital Evidence: Law Enforcement's New 6/12/2020 Criminal Investigator & Internet Crimes Against C-SPACT/NRT Zoom Science/Technology Frontier Children Commander

7/27/2020 Security Fibers: Strategies for Optimization Mr. Joel Zlotnick C-SPACT/NRT Zoom Science/Technology

Fabrication of Anti-Counterfeiting Labels using 8/6/2020 Dr. CY Jiang, University of South Dakota C-SPACT/NRT Zoom Science/Technology Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Applied Research in Power Systems: Dr. Long Zao, Assistant Professor SDSMT EE 8/20/2020 Electrical Engineering Zoom/Room Engineering Monitoring, Market and Protection Department Non-Standard Neutrino Interactions in 8/31/2020 Dr. Gleb Sinev, SD Mines Physics Zoom/Room Science COHERENT and Solar Neutrinos

9/3/2020 InterVarsity Large Group: Prayer Rick Demarest, Advisor InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Campus Grounds/Quad Religion 9/3/2020 Beyond Li-ion: Lithium-Sulfur Battery Research Dr. Weibing Xing, SD Mines Mechanical Engineering Zoom/Room Engineering/Science Transformation Electromagentics/Optics 9/3/2020 (TE/TO): An Innovative Way of Designing Dipankar Mitra, PhD Candidate NDSU Electrical Engineering Zoom Engineering/Science Unconceiveable Electromagnetic Devices Hazards, History, and Hydrothermal 9/4/2020 Dr. Jacob Lowenstern, U.S. Geological Survey GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Geology Phenomena at the Yellowstone Caldera SD Mines Young Americans for Liberty, Young Americans for Liberty Event Pre- Co-sponsored by the College 9/4/2020 Bryson Gray, Liberty and the MAGA Movement Stadium and Classroom Politics Screening Republicans and the Young Americans for Liberty 9/4/2020 SD Mines College Democrats Silent Protest of the MAGA Movement SD Mines College Democrats Stadium Parking Lot Politics 9/9/2020 Graduate Program of Study Workshop Dr. Maribeth Price, SD Mines Dean of Grad Ed Graduate Student Advisors Zoom Graduate Education 9/10/2020 InterVarsity Large Group: Prayer Rick Demarest, Advisor InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Campus Grounds/Quad Religion Deploying Robotics for Spatial Free 9/10/2020 Dr. Pierre Larochelle, ME Dept Head, SD Mines Mechanical Engineering Zoom/Room Engineering/Science Form Additive Manufacturing Professor Peter Guth, Oceanography 9/11/2020 Military Geology GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Geology/Engineering Department, USNA

Doug Wright, Professor & Vice-Chair of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology and 9/15/2020 SHARPhub Free Webinar & Resources Research Affairs Webinar Technology/ Entrepreneurship Director of K-INBRE at the University of Kansas Medical Center, SHARPhub Principal Investigator

High-Pressure Slurry Ablation: A size Greyson Buckingham, President and CEO, Disa, 9/16/2020 reduction/liberation technology MES/GGE/Mining Zoom Technology/Engineering LLC for mining and reclamation 9/17/2020 InterVarsity Large Group: Prayer Joey Mulcahey - student, SD Mines InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Campus Grounds/Quad Religion EE Researcj Seminar Series: Metasurfaces for Assistant Professor, SD Mines Electrical 9/17/2020 Industrial, Biomedical, and Military Dr. Christopher Trampel Zoom/Room Engineering/Science Engineering Department Applications 9/17/2020 Export Control Compliance 101 Justin Cook, Export Compliance SD Mines Research Affairs Zoom Research Multi-Agent Autonomous Guidance Navigation Assistant Professor, SD Mines 9/17/2020 & Control Using SVGS Vision Sensor for Lunar Dr. Hadi Fekrmandi Zoom/Room Engineering Mechanical Engineering Department Surface Mobility Applications 9/18/2020 Incorporating Nondetects in Science Dr. Dennis Helsel, Practical Stats, LLC GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Data Analysis Quantum 2.0: New Directions in Quantum Dr. Joseph Lykken, Fermi National Accelerator 9/21/2020 Physics Zoom Science Science and Technology Laboratory Dr. Marcus Rose, Professor of Chemical Utilization of Bio-based Platform Chemicals – Technology 9/22/2020 Catalysis Engineering from Molecular to Electrical Engineering Zoom Engineering/Science Department of Chemistry, Technical University of Reactor Scale’ Darmstadt, Germany Ceramic Interfaces and Their Radiation Nathan Madden, Graduate Student, University of 9/23/2020 Mechanical Engineering Zoom Engineering Response Illinois InterVarsity Large Group: Praying When It's 9/24/2020 Evan Fowler, Pastor, Common Ground Church InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Campus Grounds/Quad Religion Difficult Dr. Wendy Ju, Associate Professor, Information 9/24/2020 Theatre of the Autonomous Car Mechanical Engineering Zoom Engineering Science department, Cornell Tech

Industrial Engineering/Engineering 9/24/2020 Where Engineering and Healthcare Meet G. Talley Holman, PhD, PE, MBA Zoom Engineering/Healthcare Management

Development of Sedimentary Heat 9/25/2020 Dr. Matt Minnick, RESPEC GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Geoloy/Geological Engineering Geothermal: The Current Boom in Canada

Challenges and Opportunities for Demand Dr. Long Zhao, Asssitant Professor, SD Mines EE 9/28/2020 Electrical Engineering Zoom Engineering/Science Response in The Development of Smart Grid Department Thin-film half-metallicity in Heusler 9/28/2020 Dr. Pavel Lukashev, University of Northern Iowa Physics Zoom Science Compounds

Sharon C. Glotzer, PhD, NAS, NAE Department Chair and Professor, Chemical 9/29/2020 Colloidal Crystals and Entropic Bonding Engineering Chemical and Biological Engineering Zoom Science/Engineering Professor of Materials Science and Engineering University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

Development of Sustainable Techniques to Use 9/30/2020 Recycled Plastics in the Tanzila Tabassum, PhD student, SD Mines Civil and Environmental Engineering Zoom Engineering Construction Industry

10/1/2020 InterVarsity Large Group Rick Demarest, Advisor InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Campus Grounds/Quad Religion An Improved Performance Metric for Comparing Magnetocaloric Solid Refrigerants Dr. Nickolaus Bruno, Assistant Professor, SD 10/1/2020 Mechanical Engineering Zoom/room Engineering Undergoing First-Order Magnetostructural Mines Mechanical Engineering Department Transitions 10/2/2020 The New Science Behind Foamed Cement Barbara G. Kutchko, PhD GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Geological Engineering Sarah Jean Johnson, Philadelphia Mixing Chemical and Biological 10/6/2020 Introduction to Mixing In Industry CBE Virtual Seminar Series Zoom Solutions Engineering Atomic graphene layers for tuning phenotypical responses of biofilms Civil and Environmental Engineering 10/7/2020 Jamil Islam, SD Mines PhD candidate Zoom/room Science/Engineering on copper electrodes: Microbial Fuel Cell Fall Research Seminar Series applications 10/8/2020 SBIRs, Defense Contracts Justin Cook, Export Compliance SD Mines Research Affairs Zoom Research "Hot and Cold Plasmas: Dr. Prasoon Diwakar, Assistant Professor, SD 10/8/2020 A Journey From Analytical Instrumentation to Mechanical Engineering Zoom/room Engineering Mines Mechanical Engineering Department Therapeutics"

Mining Technology Development Dr. Robert Hall, Head of South Dakota Mines 10/9/2020 GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Engineering/Technology A look at the past, present and future Mining Engineering & Management Department

Black Hills Community Theater: Silent Sky Dr. Kayla Pritchard, SD Mines Associate Professor 10/11/2020 South Dakota Humanities Council Online Event/www.bhct.org Social Science (reading and post-red discussion) of Sociology

Geological Modeling Using Deep Learning with 10/12/2020 Fleford Rdoloza, SD Mines PhD Candidate GGE Graduate Brown Bag Seminar Zoom Geological Engineering Progressive Generative Adversarial Networks

Chemical and Biological Engineering 10/13/2020 In Defense of Plants: Chemical Weapons and SurJohn L. Celenza, Ph.D. Boston University Zoom Science/Engineering Virtual Seminar Series Dr. Parthasarathi Nag, Professor of Mathematics Electrical Engineering Research 10/15/2020 Insights into Some Geometric Aspects of Maxwe Zoom Engineering BHSU Seminar

Dr. Micah Lande, Assistant Professor SD Mines 10/15/2020 Tinkering to Learn Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Zoom/room Engineering Mechanical Engineering Department Michael DeBellevue, University of Nebraska- George F. Duck Mathematics 10/20/2020 Algebraic Sets and the Relative Point of View Zoom Mathematics Lincoln Graduate Student Colloquium Alon McCormick, Professor, Chemical Chemical and Biological Engineering 10/20/2020 Absorbent-enhanced Distributed Wind-PoweredEngineering & Materials Science zoom Science/Engineering Virtual Seminar Series University of Minnesota Humaniities and Social Science Brown 10/20/2020 Ada Lovelace: First Computer Programmer? Dr. Erica Haugtvedt Zoom Humanities/Social Science Bag Presentation Materials Engineering and Science 10/21/2020 Geological Fingerprinting of Columbite-TantaliteMr. Sam Kessinger, SD Mines Graduate Student Zoom Science/Engineering Graduate Seminar

The Production and Characterization of Ni-Al Materials Engineering and Science 10/21/2020 Mr. Logan Elers, SD Mines Graduate Student Zoom Science/Engineering Reactive Composites by Cold Spray Deposition Graduate Seminar

Linsey Griffin, Assistant Professor of Wearable Civil and Environmental Engineering 10/21/2020 The Next Generation of Protective Wearables MProduct Design, University of Minnesota/Co- Zoom/Room Science/Engineering Seminar Series Director of the Human Dimensioning Lab Dr. Martha E. Grady, Assistant Professor & Ms. 10/22/2020 A Mechanical Engineer’s Approach to Bacterial I Joree N. Sandin, Graduate Student University of Mechanical Engineering Zoom Science/Engineering Kentucky Professor Richard Sinden and Professor David 10/23/2020 Mole Day Virtual Seminar on Nobel Prize in ChemGilley, SD Mines Chemistry, Biology, and Health SD Mines ACS Student Chapter Zoom Scence Science

10/23/2020 Insights into lunar petrology from Fe isotopes Dr. Kelsey Prissel, Carnegie Institution of Science GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Science/Engineering SD Mines ACS Student CRISPR, The Revolutionary Gene Editing Tool: Chapter/Chemistry, Biology, and 10/23/2020 The Story of Two Women Winners of the Nobel Drs. Richard Sinden and David Gilley Zoom Science/Engineering Health Sciences Mole Day/Virtual Prize in Chemistry 2020 Seminar Dr. Bryce Littlejohn Illinois Institute of 10/26/2020 Applied and Fundamental Physics With Reactor Physics Colloquium Zoom Science Technology Carlos Rinaldi Department of Chemical Engineering and Emerging Biomedical Applications of Magnetic Chemical and Biological Engineering 10/27/2020 J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Zoom Science/Engineering Nanoparticles in Dynamic Magnetic Fields Virtual Seminar Series Biomedical Engineering, University of Florida Development of Nano-coatings for Prevention Civil and Environmental Engineering 10/28/2020 Pawan Sigdel, SD Mines PhD Candidate Zoom/room Science/Engineering of Microbial Induced Corrosion Fall Research Seminar Series Materials and Metallurgical 10/28/2020 Material Advantage Meeting Tyler Blumenthal, RPM Innovations Room Engineering Engineering

Leon Panetta, Former Secretary of Defense, 10/29/2020 Challenges of Leadership in Democracy We Stand Together Speaker Series Zoom Leadership/Politics/Diversity Chairman of the Panetta Institute Layne Berge, RF Engineering & Signal/Power Electrical Engineering Research 10/29/2020 PI, SI, and RF: Why These Acronyms Affect Your Zoom Electrical Engineering Integrity - IBM Seminar Dr. Mark D. Fahrenbach, South Dakota 10/30/2020 What is a Geologic Map? Department of Environment and Natural GEOL/GEOE/PALEO Zoom Geology Resources Geological Survey Program

South Dakota State University: (November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020) University Resources Category (e.g., science, Sponsor (e.g., name of professor or Provided (e.g. funding, Description (including title and name of engineering, IT, business, political Date Title course, name of student organization, building/room, personnel, speaker[s]) science, administrative, arts, etc.) etc.)? If yes, include details of history, etc.) resources provided. Speaker not paid; speaker Gary Archamboult, Bridging Lab to Market with College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 11-01-2019 Bridging Lab to Market with SBIR Funds expenses not paid; details not Healthcare SBIR Funds Professions applicable Department of Biology/Microbiology speaker was paid; speaker Gregory Melikian, Mechanism of inhibition of Mechanism of inhibition of viral fusion by and Biology/Microbiology Graduate expenses paid; 11-01-2019 viral fusion by interferon-induced Research|Science interferon-induced transmembrane proteins Student Association (BMGSA), College details/breakdown are to be transmembrane proteins of Natural Sciences determined

Speaker not paid; speaker 11-04-2019 Off Campus Housing Fair Chelsea Moody, Off Campus Housing Fair DANIEL GISSING expenses not paid; details not Student Success applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-04-2019 Mental Wellness in Schools Chad Adamson, Mental Wellness in Schools PE 461 Professionalism Ethics and Law expenses not paid; details not Education applicable Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; Lucy Chernykh, Depository Insurance and Dykhouse Scholar Program in Money, 11-04-2019 Depository Insurance and Regulatory Discipline details/breakdown are Airfare: Business Regulatory Discipline Banking, and Financial Regulation $600 Meals and Lodging: $400 Speaker not paid; speaker 11-05-2019 Careers at Raven Shane Swedlund, Careers at Raven ABE 101 expenses not paid; details not Agriculture| Science| Engineering applicable speaker was paid; speaker expenses paid; Megan Niederwerder, Risk of African Swine Risk of African Swine Fever and Other Foreign details/breakdown are 11-05-2019 Fever and Other Foreign Animal Diseases SDSU Extension Research| Agriculture Animal Diseases Through Feed McCrory Gardens: $840.00 Through Feed Catering: $1943.81 Speaker: $851.61 Printing: $950.00 Speaker not paid; speaker Brian Pietz, Professional Opportunities in the 11-05-2019 Professional Opportunities in the dairy industry Dairy and Food Science Department expenses not paid; details not Agriculture|Student Success dairy industry applicable Speaker not paid; speaker College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 11-05-2019 Med Rec Activity Laura Stoebner, Med Rec Activity expenses not paid; details not Healthcare Professions applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-06-2019 Class Speaker Hanna Holmquist, Class Speaker Honors College expenses not paid; details not Education applicable Office of Multicultural Affairs, Office of Speaker not paid; speaker Human Sex Trafficking Symposium featuring Florencio Aranda, Human Sex Trafficking Veterans Affairs, Black Student 11-07-2019 expenses not paid; details not Student Success Gregg Stern Symposium featuring Gregg Stern Alliance, & Latin American Student applicable Association. Speaker not paid; speaker 11-07-2019 SD Soil Health Coalition Austin Carlson, SD Soil Health Coalition Agronomy and Conservation Club expenses not paid; details not Agriculture applicable American Society of Mechanical Speaker not paid; speaker 11-07-2019 Sanford Sports Science Institute Lisa MacFadden, Sanford Sports Science Institute Engineers and Biomedical Engineering expenses not paid; details not Healthcare|Engineering Society applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-07-2019 Human Sex Trafficking Gregg Stern, Human Sex Trafficking Veteran Affairs Mulitcultural Center expenses not paid; details not Student Success applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Small RNAs: Big Roles in Genome Defense and Chen Chen, Small RNAs: Big Roles in Genome College of Pharmacy & Allied Health expenses paid; 11-08-2019 Research| Healthcare| Science Reproduction Defense and Reproduction Professions details/breakdown are $400 for travel expenses Speaker not paid; speaker Estimating Heterogeneous Corn Supply Nicholas Pates, Estimating Heterogeneous Corn Social Sciences| Research| 11-08-2019 David Davis expenses not paid; details not Response to Price Supply Response to Price Agriculture applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Dustin Willett, Emergency Preparedness and 11-08-2019 NURS 444L expenses not paid; details not Social Sciences|Healthcare Management Disaster Management applicable

Transcriptional, translational and proteolytic Heather Deter, Transcriptional, translational and Department of Biology/Microbiology Speaker not paid; speaker 11-08-2019 regulation of synthetic and natural systems - proteolytic regulation of synthetic and natural and Biology/Microbiology Graduate expenses not paid; details not Science from oscillators to antibiotic tolerance systems - from oscillators to antibiotic tolerance Student Association (BMGSA) applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-12-2019 Careers at CNH Lyle Mangen, Careers at CNH ABE 101 expenses not paid; details not Agriculture| Engineering applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Community Pharmacy and Organization Jessica Strobl, Community Pharmacy and 11-12-2019 Pharmacy Practice expenses not paid; details not Healthcare|Communications Leadership Organization Leadership applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Anne Paulson, Professional Opportunities in the 11-12-2019 Professional Opportunities in the dairy industry Dairy and Food Science Department expenses not paid; details not Student Success|Agriculture dairy industry applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Anne Christiansen, Professional Opportunities in 11-12-2019 Professional Opportunities in the dairy industry Dairy and Food Science Department expenses not paid; details not Student Success|Agriculture the dairy industry applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-12-2019 HR and I/O Practices J. Rowenhorst, HR and I/O Practices SDSU ; Psychology expenses not paid; details not Business applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-13-2019 Design of animal waste systems Justin Bonnema, Design of animal waste systems Course: ABE 434/534 expenses not paid; details not Agriculture| Engineering applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-13-2019 Liver Disease Dr. Persaud, Liver Disease NA expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Anticoag/DVT/PVD/PAD, Varicose Veins, Eric Noyes, Anticoag/DVT/PVD/PAD, Varicose 11-13-2019 NA expenses not paid; details not Healthcare Venous Insufficiency Veins, Venous Insufficiency applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-13-2019 Class Speaker Hanna Holmquist, Class Speaker Honors College expenses not paid; details not Education applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-13-2019 Immigration Law Henry Evans, Immigration Law Pre-Law Society expenses not paid; details not Business applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Gene Sieve, Opportunities for Young 11-13-2019 Opportunities for Young Professionals American Society of Civil Engineers expenses not paid; details not Student Success Professionals applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Gene Sieve, HVAC/Consulting/Burns & 11-13-2019 HVAC/Consulting/Burns & McDonnell ASHRAE expenses not paid; details not Engeineering McDonnell applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Anatomy of STEM Teaching in North American Marilyne Stains, Anatomy of STEM Teaching in 11-13-2019 Department of Physics expenses not paid; details not Science|Education Universities North American Universities applicable Speaker not paid; speaker College of Education and Human 11-14-2019 A Director's Perspective Robinn Rice, A Director's Perspective expenses not paid; details not Education Sciences applicable speaker was paid; speaker Florencio Aranda, Incorporating People with Office of Multicultural Affairs, Office of expenses paid; Incorporating People with Disabilities into the 11-14-2019 Disabilities into the Workplace featuring Vicki Disability Services, and Office of Career details/breakdown are $ 24.07 Title IX/EO Workplace featuring Vicki Kerkvliet Kerkvliet Development (Mileage only/No Speaking Fee) Speaker not paid; speaker Ann Wilson, RISE-UP Summer Internship Info- 11-14-2019 RISE-UP Summer Internship Info-Session Honors College expenses not paid; details not Student Success Session applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-14-2019 Todd Lucas et al., Schwartz Farms Todd Lucas, Todd Lucas et al., Schwartz Farms Swine Club expenses not paid; details not Agriculture applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-14-2019 Student employment at DAK Jason Kuhl, Student employment at DAK Graphic design program expenses not paid; details not Student Success applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-14-2019 Student employment at DAK Trevor Bungarden, Student employment at DAK Graphic design program expenses not paid; details not Student Success applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-14-2019 LPN Scope of Practice Amanda Dvanajscak, LPN Scope of Practice None expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Pilar de la Puente, Modeling Cancer in Three College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 11-15-2019 Modeling Cancer in Three Dimensions expenses not paid; details not Research| Healthcare| Science Dimensions Professions applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-15-2019 Cattle Decisions Troy Hadrick, Cattle Decisions AS 285 class expenses not paid; details not Agriculture applicable

Development of Swine Influenza D Virus Jieshi Yu, Development of Swine Influenza D Department of Biology/Microbiology Speaker not paid; speaker Reverse Genetics System and Identification of Virus Reverse Genetics System and Identification 11-15-2019 and Biology/Microbiology Graduate expenses not paid; details not Agriculture|Research Nucleoprotein Substitutions Primarily of Nucleoprotein Substitutions Primarily Student Association (BMGSA) applicable Determining in vitro Viral Replication Fitness Determining in vitro Viral Replication Fitness Speaker not paid; speaker Carter Lukes, Delta Chi Headquarters Consultant 11-18-2019 Delta Chi Headquarters Consultant Visit Delta Chi Fraternity expenses not paid; details not Student Success Visit applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Simeon Gilbert, The Electronic Properties of the expenses paid; The Electronic Properties of the Quasi-One- 11-18-2019 Quasi-One-Dimensional Transition Metal Department of Physics details/breakdown are Science Dimensional Transition Metal Trichalcogenides Trichalcogenides Department pays for lodging, meal and mileage for speaker.

Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; Simeon Gilbert, The Electronic Properties of the The Electronic Properties of the Quasi-One- details/breakdown are Travel 11-18-2019 Quasi-One-Dimensional Transition Metal Department of Physics Science Dimensional Transition Metal Trichalcogenides expenses, drive to/from Trichalcogenides Lincoln, NE, one hotel night = $350 Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; Build, Buy, or Partner? The Relative Olubunmi Faleye, Build, Buy, or Partner? The Dykhouse Scholar Program in Money, 11-18-2019 details/breakdown are Airfare: Business Performance of an Acquisitive Strategy Relative Performance of an Acquisitive Strategy Banking, and Financial Regulation $600 Meals and Lodging: $400 Speaker not paid; speaker 11-19-2019 Diabetes and Thyroid Disease Shirley Roddy, Diabetes and Thyroid Disease Nursing expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-19-2019 Pulmonary Hypertension Brenda Berry, Pulmonary Hypertension Nursing expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-19-2019 Careers at Vermeer Bryan Bietz, Careers at Vermeer ABE 101 expenses not paid; details not Agriculture| Engineering applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Greg Helbig, Professional Opportunities in the 11-19-2019 Professional Opportunities in the dairy industry Dairy and Food Science Department expenses not paid; details not Student Success dairy industry applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-19-2019 Closing Real Estate Transactions Eric Hanson, Closing Real Estate Transactions SDSU expenses not paid; details not Business applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-19-2019 Islam Shafiqur Rahman, Islam Religion program expenses not paid; details not Student Success applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-20-2019 Advanced Practice Nursing Panel Deena Davis, Advanced Practice Nursing Panel Time donation from speaker expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-20-2019 Advanced Practice Nursing Panel Amy Newstrom, Advanced Practice Nursing Panel Time donation on speakers behalf expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable This event is sponsored by the Office speaker was paid; speaker Florencio Aranda, CommUNITY Meeting of Multicultural Affairs, Black Student expenses paid; 11-20-2019 CommUNITY Meeting featuring Ebo Barton Student Success featuring Ebo Barton Alliance, Gender & Sexualities Alliance, details/breakdown are $1,925 and Feminist Equality Movement. (All-inclusive)

speaker was paid; speaker Office of Multicultural Affairs, Black expenses paid; Ebo Barton, November CommUNITY Meeting: Student Alliance, Gender & Sexuality 11-20-2019 November CommUNITY Meeting: Ebo Barton details/breakdown are $1,925 Student Success Ebo Barton Alliance, & Feminist Equality All-Inclusive: OMA will be Movement covering the costs. Student Collaboration for the Speaker not paid; speaker Diana Courtney, Independent Community 11-21-2019 Independent Community Pharmacy Advancement and Promotion of expenses not paid; details not Healthcare Pharmacy Pharmacy applicable Speaker not paid; speaker National Association for Music 11-21-2019 First Years of Teaching Courtney Hentjes, First Years of Teaching expenses not paid; details not Arts Education - SDSU Chapter applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 11-21-2019 Internship opportunities Danya Buseman, Internship opportunities Agronomy and Conservation Club expenses not paid; details not Student Success applicable

Sex, Drugs, and Psychedelic Behaviors: Lisa McFadden, Sex, Drugs, and Psychedelic Speaker not paid; speaker Assessing the Behavioral and Neurochemical Behaviors: Assessing the Behavioral and College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 11-22-2019 expenses not paid; details not Research| Healthcare| Science Consequences of Methamphetamine Self- Neurochemical Consequences of Professions applicable Administration Methamphetamine Self-Administration

Speaker not paid; speaker "A systems approach to soil and water Ben Turner, "A systems approach to soil and Department of Natural Resource 11-22-2019 expenses not paid; details not Agiriculture|Research conservation" water conservation" Management applicable Rachel Willand Charlnley, Modulation of Siglec Department of Biology/Microbiology Modulation of Siglec Binding By Cancer Cells Speaker not paid; speaker Binding By Cancer Cells Via C7 and C9 and Biology/Microbiology Graduate 11-22-2019 Via C7 and C9 Hydroxylation - A Potential expenses not paid; details not Science|Research Hydroxylation - A Potential Immune Evasion Student Association (BMGSA), College Immune Evasion Pathway? applicable Pathway? of Natural Sciences

Achal Neupane, Dissecting RNA silencing Department of Biology/Microbiology Speaker not paid; speaker Dissecting RNA silencing pathways in white 11-22-2019 pathways in white mold fungus Sclerotinia and Biology/Microbiology Graduate expenses not paid; details not Science|Research mold fungus Sclerotinia sclerotiorum sclerotiorum Student Association (BMGSA) applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Working as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Sandra Ruesch, Working as a Sexual Assault 11-25-2019 Criminal Justice Club expenses not paid; details not Student Success|Political Science (SANE) Nurse Examiner (SANE) applicable Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; Decomposing Long Bond Returns: A Liuren Wu, Decomposing Long Bond Returns: A Dykhouse Scholar Program in Money, 11-25-2019 details/breakdown are Airfare: Business Decentralized Modeling Approach Decentralized Modeling Approach Banking, and Financial Regulation $600 Meals and Lodging: $400

Impact of University-Industry Senior Design Shane Swedlund, Impact of University-Industry cooperation. A discussion on the many Senior Design cooperation. A discussion on the Speaker not paid; speaker 11-26-2019 advantages of industry involvement with many advantages of industry involvement with College of Engineering expenses not paid; details not Engineering| Business Capstone Design including a review of some Capstone Design including a review of some past applicable past projects along with their outcomes projects along with their outcomes

Speaker not paid; speaker Impact of University-Industry Senior Design Shane Swedlund, Impact of University-Industry 11-26-2019 Jerome J Lohr College of Engineering expenses not paid; details not Engineering Cooperation Senior Design Cooperation applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 12-03-2019 Concussion and Sports Physicals Kara Stapert, Concussion and Sports Physicals nursing expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 12-03-2019 Fractures and Splinting Bryant Wieking, Fractures and Splinting nursing department expenses not paid; details not Healthcare applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Leah Brink, Recruitment&Selection in 12-03-2019 Recruitment&Selection in Organizations Psychology Department expenses not paid; details not Social Sciences Organizations applicable Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; 12-03-2019 Soil Health Research Update Peter Sexton, Soil Health Research Update Extension Agriculture details/breakdown are travel reimbursed Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; 12-03-2019 Challenges on the Farm Andrea Bjornestad, Challenges on the Farm Extension Agriculture details/breakdown are travel reimbursed Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; 12-03-2019 Livestock Integration Miranda Meehan, Livestock Integration Extension Agriculture details/breakdown are travel reimbursed Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; 12-03-2019 Soil Resiliency Ray Ward, Soil Resiliency Extension Agriculture details/breakdown are travel reimbursed Speaker not paid; speaker expenses paid; 12-03-2019 Crop Rotation Kelly Cooper, Crop Rotation Extension Agriculture details/breakdown are Travel Reimbursed Speaker not paid; speaker 12-03-2019 Advocacy for Dietetics Practice Lindsey Stern, Advocacy for Dietetics Practice HNS expenses not paid; details not Agriculture applicable speaker was paid; speaker Woodbine Productions with South "An evening with Joy Harjo, United States Poet Joy Harjo, "An evening with Joy Harjo, United expenses paid; 12-04-2019 Dakota Humanities Council & the City Social Science Laureate" States Poet Laureate" details/breakdown are Cost of Brookings paid by outside source

Speaker not paid; speaker Brant Mathiason, LeadState Culminating 12-05-2019 LeadState Culminating Celebration LeadState expenses not paid; details not Student Success Celebration applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Adam Karnopp, LeadState Culminating 12-05-2019 LeadState Culminating Celebration LeadState expenses not paid; details not Student Success Celebration applicable Speaker not paid; speaker 12-05-2019 Information about NutriQuest Sue Sinn, Information about NutriQuest Swine Club expenses not paid; details not Agriculture applicable Speaker not paid; speaker Working as a Product Development Engineer at Ryan Kazmerzak, Working as a Product American Society of Mechanical 12-05-2019 expenses not paid; details not Engineering Worthington Industries Development Engineer at Worthington Industries Engineers applicable speaker was paid; speaker expenses paid; Architectural Ghosts: Story Telling and the Zoe Cope, Architectural Ghosts: Story Telling and 12-05-2019 Department of Architecture details/breakdown are Arts Architectural Imaginary the Architectural Imaginary Honorarium: $500 Hotel: $225 Airfare: $340 Speaker not paid; speaker Connor Sparks, CoBank and Finance Needs of Ness School of Management and 12-05-2019 CoBank and Finance Needs of Cooperatives expenses not paid; details not Social Sciences| Agriculture Cooperatives Economics applicable Speaker not paid; speaker A Day in the Life of a Young, Professional Kene Okigbo, A Day in the Life of a Young, 12-05-2019 Landscape Architecture Club expenses not paid; details not Agriculture Landscape Architect Professional Landscape Architect applicable speaker was paid; speaker expenses paid; 12-06-2019 Looking Backwards, Running Forwards Juan Sala, Looking Backwards, Running Forwards Department of Architecture details/breakdown are Arts Honorarium: $500 Airfare: $528.24 speaker was paid; speaker Department of Biology/Microbiology Do plants feel pain? Stress signaling in Simon Gilroy, Do plants feel pain? Stress signaling expenses paid; 12-06-2019 and Biology/Microbiology Graduate Agriculture Arabidopsis in Arabidopsis details/breakdown are to be Student Association (BMGSA) determined Speaker not paid; speaker 12-10-2019 POET Nutrition Abby Bartosch, POET Nutrition POET Nutrition expenses not paid; details not Research applicable Speaker not paid; speaker College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 12-10-2019 Home Infusion Julie Patterson, Home Infusion expenses not paid; details not Agriculture Professions applicable speaker was paid; speaker expenses paid; details/breakdown are $250 12-11-2019 Lakota Art and Research Methods Derek Stewart, Lakota Art and Research Methods School of Design Research| Arts honorarium travel reimbursement from Sitting Bull college, ND speaker was paid; speaker expenses paid; Holistic Resource Management Roadshow and Josh Dukart, Holistic Resource Management 12-16-2019 SDSU Extension details/breakdown are fully Agriculture Annual Meeting Roadshow and Annual Meeting funded by SD Grassland Coalition. NO SDSU FUNDS

Speaker not paid; speaker Tim Paulson, Mock Zoning Commission Board 12-18-2019 Mock Zoning Commission Board Member Volunteer expenses not paid; details not Agriculture Member applicable

Yes; Yes; $2,125 for three presentations and Academic Advising: Applying Approaches and Beth Higgins, Academic Advising: Applying preparations 01-07-2020 Wintrode Student Success Center Student Success Perspectives to Practice Approaches and Perspectives to Practice up to $1,700 for travel, meals, etc. $3,825 total

No (free); Yes; Jennifer Bentley will receive compensation for her travel expenses (mileage and per diem). These I-29 Moo University collaboration ~ Resource Updatre of Incorporation of Calf Care Jennifer Bentley, Resource Updatre of expenses are estimated to 01-07-2020 SDSU Extension a part of this Agriculture and Handling SOP's Incorporation of Calf Care and Handling SOP's total $675 for the five days of collaboration workshops in of MN, SD, IA and NE. Ms. Bentley is a collaborating partner for the I- 29 Moo University.

Yes; Yes; A contract was issued "Incorporation of Pain Mitigation Protocols as Pat Gorden, DVM, "Incorporation of Pain I-29 Moo University collaboration ~ for his speaking for a total of 01-07-2020 part of your Best Management Practices as you Mitigation Protocols as part of your Best SDSU Extension a part of this $2,050 which includes Agriculture Disbud Calves" Management Practices as you Disbud Calves" collaboration honorarium, per diem and travel. Yes; Yes; A contract was issued to Dr. Jennifer Van Os for her speaking throughout the I-29 Moo University Winter "Why Animal Welfare is Essential for the Jennifer Van Os, "Why Animal Welfare is I-29 Moo University collaboration ~ Workshop Series (Jan 6-10, Animal, the Producer, and the Consumer" and Essential for the Animal, the Producer, and the 01-07-2020 SDSU Extension a part of this 2020 in MN, SD, IA and NE). Agriculture "Two Heads are Better than One: Benefits of Consumer" and "Two Heads are Better than One: collaboration The total maximum allowed Pair or Group Rearing of Calves" Benefits of Pair or Group Rearing of Calves" for the contract is $2,500 which includes speaking honorarium, travel and per diem.

Yes; Yes; A contract was issued to Dr. Jennifer Van Os for her speaking throughout the I-29 Moo University Winter "Why Animal Welfare is Essential for the Jennifer Van Os, "Why Animal Welfare is I-29 Moo University collaboration ~ Workshop Series (Jan 6-10, Animal, the Producer, and the Consumer" and Essential for the Animal, the Producer, and the 01-07-2020 SDSU Extension a part of this 2020 in MN, SD, IA and NE). Agriculture "Two Heads are Better than One: Benefits of Consumer" and "Two Heads are Better than One: collaboration The total maximum allowed Pair or Group Rearing of Calves" Benefits of Pair or Group Rearing of Calves" for the contract is $2,500 which includes speaking honorarium, travel and per diem.

No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-13-2020 Palliative Care Luann Eidsness, Palliative Care Graduate Nursing Healthcare for speaker expenses); Rich Mittelstedt, Legal Issues and Ethics for Department of Teaching, Learning and No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-15-2020 Legal Issues and Ethics for Teachers Education Teachers Leadership for speaker expenses); No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-20-2020 class presentation Jackie Lanning, class presentation 1504 Sequoia Ct Engineering for speaker expenses); Multicultural Center & Black Student 01-21-2020 MLK Remembrance Ceremony Wayne Felton, MLK Remembrance Ceremony Yes; Yes; $700 all inclusive. Diversity Alliance No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-22-2020 Asthma, Allergy, Anaphylaxis Maclean Smith, Asthma, Allergy, Anaphylaxis Graduate Nursing Healthcare for speaker expenses); No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-22-2020 Geosynthetics Eric Olson, Geosynthetics ASCE Engineering for speaker expenses); No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-22-2020 Pharmacy Ethics and Law Cameo Anders, Pharmacy Ethics and Law NA Healthcare for speaker expenses); No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-22-2020 Evidence-based Labor Support Sonya Lamont, Evidence-based Labor Support SDSU Undergraduate Nursing Education| Student Success for speaker expenses); Advice on Marching Band Uniform Design, Bid Brent Turner, Advice on Marching Band Uniform No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-23-2020 SDSU School of Performing Arts Education Process, and Purchase Design, Bid Process, and Purchase for speaker expenses); Department of Biology/Microbiology Systems Microbiology: From Genomes to Jizhong Zhou, Systems Microbiology: From and Biology/Microbiology Graduate 01-24-2020 Yes; Yes; to be determined Research| Science Ecosystems Genomes to Ecosystems Student Association (BMGSA), College of Natural Sciences

No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-27-2020 Child Abuse and Neglect Nancy Free, Child Abuse and Neglect Graduate Nursing Healthcare for speaker expenses); Shedding Light on Dark Matter using Joel Sander, Shedding Light on Dark Matter using No (free); Yes; milage and 01-27-2020 Department of Physics Research| Science SuperCDMS Cryogenic Detectors SuperCDMS Cryogenic Detectors meal, if needed lodging Use of Electronics and Amplification in Modern Jason Raether, Use of Electronics and No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-28-2020 SDSU School of Performing Arts Education Marching Bands Amplification in Modern Marching Bands for speaker expenses); Got Electricity? How Power Changed Dairy Howard Bonneman, Got Electricity? How Power South Dakota Agricultural Heritage No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-28-2020 Education| Agriculture Manufacturing Changed Dairy Manufacturing Museum for speaker expenses); Northwestern Mutual Career Development Kristin Hoefert, Northwestern Mutual Career SDSU Student Athlete Advisory No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-29-2020 Student Success Presentation Development Presentation Committee (SAAC) for speaker expenses); School of Communication and No (free); No ($0 given to or Social Sciences| Education| 01-30-2020 A career in photography Elise Manahan, A career in photography Journalism for speaker expenses); Communications| Business No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-30-2020 Nursing Mission trip to Haiti Tara Westhoff, Nursing Mission trip to Haiti SDSU Student Nurses' Association Healthcare for speaker expenses); No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-30-2020 Leadership Panel Maury Forsyth, Leadership Panel Air Force ROTC / Aerospace Studies Student Success for speaker expenses);

The role of the land surface in recent trends in Paul Stoy, The role of the land surface in recent Department of Biology/Microbiology the climate of the northern North American trends in the climate of the northern North and Biology/Microbiology Graduate Education| Research| Agriculture| 01-31-2020 Yes; Yes; To be determined Great Plains: observations and high-resolution American Great Plains: observations and high- Student Association (BMGSA), College Science modeling resolution modeling of Natural Sciences

Board of Nursing Scope of Practice, Licensure Linda Young, Board of Nursing Scope of Practice, No (free); No ($0 given to or 01-31-2020 Undergraduate Nursing Healthcare and Delegation Licensure and Delegation for speaker expenses); Department of Biology/Microbiology The role of the land surface in recent changes Paul Stoy, The role of the land surface in recent and Biology/Microbiology Graduate Education| Research| Agriculture| 01-31-2020 Yes; Yes; To be determined to the climate of the Northern Plains changes to the climate of the Northern Plains Student Association (BMGSA), College Science of Natural Sciences

Multicultural Center & Black Student 2/1/2020 17th Annual BSA Step Show Ty Barnett, 17th Annual BSA Step Show Yes, Yes, $3,725 all inclusive. Diversity Alliance College of Arts, Humanities, and Social 2/3/2020 AHSS111 Chris Hartzler, AHSS111 Yes, Yes, $ 345.00 Social Sciences| Arts Sciences No (free), No ($0 given to or Paul Briseno, Guest Speaker: Brookings City School of American and Global Studies; 2/3/2020 Guest Speaker: Brookings City Manager for speaker expenses), No Political Science Manager Political Science additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Cal McKeown, Creating Pathways. Improving 2/3/2020 Creating Pathways. Improving Lives. Counseling and Human Development for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences Lives. additional details College of Arts, Humanities, and Social 2/3/2020 AHSS111 Chris Hartzler, AHSS111 Yes, Yes, $ 345.00 Social Sciences| Arts Sciences No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/4/2020 Pharmacist Liability Don McGuire, Pharmacist Liability COP-AHP for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or South Dakota State University Box 2/4/2020 South Dakota Special Olympics Julie Briggs, South Dakota Special Olympics for speaker expenses), No Education 2275A Wagner 441 additional details

Yes, Yes, University Program Council (UPC) is paying the speaker fee & honorarium of $6000 in its entirety, using GAF funds. Dick Beardsley, Staying the Course: Lecture by University Program Council, Jackrabbit 2/5/2020 Staying the Course: Lecture by Dick Beardsley Education| Student Success Dick Beardsley Athletics

The other groups sponsoring the event are doing so through advertising & promotional efforts. No (free), No ($0 given to or Education| Student Success| 2/5/2020 Warrior Wellness Christopher Mercado, Warrior Wellness Veterans Affairs for speaker expenses), No Diversity additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or American Society of Civil Engineers 2/5/2020 Daktronics Structures Group Tevis Holzer, Daktronics Structures Group for speaker expenses), No Engineering (ASCE) additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or AS 285 Livestock Evaluation and 2/5/2020 Fed Cattle Purchasing BEcky Connor, Fed Cattle Purchasing for speaker expenses), No Education| Agriculture Marketing Class additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/5/2020 N/A Julie Wermers, N/A not sponsored for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Department of Construction and 2/6/2020 Polaris Distribution System Dustin Sockness, Polaris Distribution System for speaker expenses), No Engineering| Business Operations Management additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/6/2020 Brookings Interfaith Council Larry Ort, Brookings Interfaith Council International Affairs for speaker expenses), No Diversity additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or College of Education and Human 2/6/2020 SD State Child Care Licensing Rachel Holm, SD State Child Care Licensing for speaker expenses), No Education Sciences additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/6/2020 SWAT Jonathan Weinrich, SWAT Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/6/2020 SWAT Rhett Larsen, SWAT Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Air Force Reserve Officer Training 2/6/2020 SWAT Drew Garry, SWAT for speaker expenses), No Student Success Corps (AFROTC) additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Landscape Garden Center Business and Jeremy Carlson, Landscape Garden Center 2/6/2020 SDSU Landscape Architecture for speaker expenses), No Business| Arts Opportunities Business and Opportunities additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/6/2020 Wound Care and Suturing Becky Moen, Wound Care and Suturing Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/6/2020 Chest X-ray Alan Sazama, Chest X-ray Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details Office of Diversity, Inclusion, Equity, 2/7/2020 Ally Training Michael Grewe, Ally Training Yes, Yes, $2,000 all inclusive. Diversity and Access No (free), No ($0 given to or School of American and Global Studies; 2/7/2020 Guest Speaker: Brookings City Council Leah Brink, Guest Speaker: Brookings City Council for speaker expenses), No Political Science Political Science additional details Yes, Yes, Event free to Mission IMPROVable, Chuckle Up Comedy University Program Council, Jumpin' 2/7/2020 Chuckle Up Comedy Festival attendees. All speaker costs Arts Festival Jacks, RHPC (2400 + hotel) paid for by UPC.

Yes, Yes, Event free to University Program Council, Jumpin' 2/7/2020 Chuckle Up Comedy Festival Brian O'Sullivan, Chuckle Up Comedy Festival attendees. All speaker fees Arts Jacks, RHPC (1800 + hotel) paid by UPC. No (free), No ($0 given to or Angie Boersma, Guest Speaker: Brookings County School of American and Global Studies; 2/10/2020 Guest Speaker: Brookings County Commission for speaker expenses), No Political Science Commission Political Science additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/10/2020 Wound and Burn Care Amy Thompson, Wound and Burn Care Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details

Data science infrastructure in the cloud for Murat Sincan, Data science infrastructure in the No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/10/2020 Sanford Imagenetics, a population scale cloud for Sanford Imagenetics, a population scale AME Building 209A, Box 2225 for speaker expenses), No Engineering genetic medicine initiative genetic medicine initiative additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/10/2020 SAS Melodie Rush, SAS AME Building 209A, Box 2225 for speaker expenses), No Engineering additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/10/2020 Data Science Tools Tobey Eich, Data Science Tools AME Building 209A, Box 2225 for speaker expenses), No Engineering additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Dhiraj Sharan, Perspectives on Data Science in 2/10/2020 Perspectives on Data Science in Organizations AME Building 209A, Box 2225 for speaker expenses), No Engineering Organizations additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Valerie Bares, Perspectives on Data Science in 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Raisa Nusrat, Exploring Task Decomposition with No (free), No ($0 given to or Exploring Task Decomposition with Ensemble 2/11/2020 Ensemble Approach using Reinforcement 1928 Moriarty Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering Approach using Reinforcement Learning Learning additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or A Dense-Inception Network for Medical Image James Boit, A Dense-Inception Network for 2/11/2020 1928 Moriarty Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering Classification Medical Image Classification additional details A patient-centered approach to IT enabled Hassan Alyami, A patient-centered approach to No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/11/2020 diabetes self-management: The case of Saudi IT enabled diabetes self-management: The case 1928 Moriarty Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering Arabia of Saudi Arabia additional details Stress-strength Inference for the Lauren Sauer, Stress-strength Inference for the No (free), No ($0 given to or Multicomponent System Based on 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Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering additional details The development of pairwise sample Cami Fuglsby, The development of pairwise No (free), No ($0 given to or comparison methods of particle sample comparison methods of particle 2/11/2020 1928 Moriarty Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering micromorphometry of AL powders for nearest micromorphometry of AL powders for nearest additional details neighbor classifiers neighbor classifiers Asymptotically distribution-free change-point Lyanna Chu, Asymptotically distribution-free No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/11/2020 detection for non-Euclidean and multivariate change-point detection for non-Euclidean and 1928 Moriarty Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering data multivariate data additional details One of these things is not like the others: Susan Vanderplas, One of these things is not like No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/11/2020 Visual Statistics and Testing in Statistical the others: Visual Statistics and Testing in 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An approach to initializing the EM algorithm in Igor Melnyknow, An approach to initializing the No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/11/2020 Gaussian mixtures with an unknown number of EM algorithm in Gaussian mixtures with an 1928 Moriarty Drive for speaker expenses), No Engineering components unknown number of components additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or On finite mixture modeling of change-point Yana Melnikov, On finite mixture modeling of Department of Mathematics and 2/11/2020 for speaker expenses), No Engineering processes change-point processes Statistics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Semiparametric imputation using conditional Dahnyang Lee, Semiparametric imputation using Department of Mathematics and 2/11/2020 for speaker expenses), No Engineering Gaussian mixture models conditional Gaussian mixture models Statistics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Dhiraj Sharan, Get Answers and Insights from Department of Mathematics and 2/11/2020 Get Answers and Insights from your Data for speaker expenses), No Engineering your Data Statistics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Multi-step Forecast of Implied Volatility Zhiguang Wang, Multi-step Forecast of Implied Department of Mathematics and 2/11/2020 for speaker expenses), No Engineering Surface using Deep Learning Volatility Surface using Deep Learning Statistics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ally Pelletier, Using Prophet Methodology for Department of Mathematics and 2/11/2020 Using Prophet Methodology for Forecasting for speaker expenses), No Engineering Forecasting Statistics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Gary Hatfield, Data Science in the Life Insurance Department of Mathematics and 2/11/2020 Data Science in the Life Insurance Industry for speaker expenses), No Engineering Industry Statistics additional details

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The Campuses Community Prevention No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/19/2020 Prevention and Wellness Mary Jo Farrington, Prevention and Wellness Coalition and the Alliance for for speaker expenses), No Student Success Substance Abuse Prevention additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/19/2020 Equine Business Entrepreneur Matt Zancanella, Equine Business Entrepreneur Horse Unit for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Role of the Public Defender in Criminal Rachel Preheim, Role of the Public Defender in 2/19/2020 No Sponsor for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences Prosecution Criminal Prosecution additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for Creating Common Ground in a Contentious Rebecca Kuehl, Creating Common Ground in a speaker expenses), $750 Political Climate: Studying Thomas A. Daschle’s Contentious Political Climate: Studying Thomas The South Dakota State University Social Sciences| Research| Political 2/20/2020 Honorarium for being Leadership Speeches as a Model for Bi- A. Daschle’s Leadership Speeches as a Model for Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi Science awarding of Victor K Webster Partisanship Bi-Partisanship lectureship. No (free), No ($0 given to or Department of Natural Resource 2/20/2020 Park Interpretation Jody Moats, Park Interpretation for speaker expenses), No Education| Student Success Management additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/20/2020 TBA Tanner Skattum, TBA Agronomy and Conservation Club for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details SDWAC (South Dakota World Affairs Council) No (free), No ($0 given to or Research| Communications| All Things International/SDWAC -Open World Russian Delegation, All Things Office of International Affairs, South 2/20/2020 for speaker expenses), No Diversity| Political Science| Program's Delegation of Russian Entrepreneurs International/SDWAC -Open World Program's Dakota World Affairs Conference additional details Business Delegation of Russian Entrepreneurs

No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/20/2020 Pregnancy- Lisa Van Gerpen, Pregnancy- Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for Creating Common Ground in a Contentious Rebecca Kuehl, Creating Common Ground in a speaker expenses), $750 Political Climate: Studying Thomas A. Daschle’s Contentious Political Climate: Studying Thomas The South Dakota State University Social Sciences| Research| Political 2/20/2020 Honorarium for being Leadership Speeches as a Model for Bi- A. Daschle’s Leadership Speeches as a Model for Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi Science awarding of Victor K Webster Partisanship Bi-Partisanship lectureship. 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Multicultural Center & Black Student 2/26/2020 #VotingWhileBlack Hollies Winston, #VotingWhileBlack Yes, Yes, $800 all inclusive. Diversity Alliance No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/26/2020 Organ Transplant and Donation Brandon Varilek, Organ Transplant and Donation Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and Social Sciences| Agriculture| 2/26/2020 Commodity Brokerage Services Andrew Wieting, Commodity Brokerage Services for speaker expenses), No Economics Business additional details Dr. Gabriel Senay, Satellite-based Satellite-based evapotranspiration for crop No (free), No ($0 given to or evapotranspiration for crop water use mapping, Research| Agriculture| Science| 2/26/2020 water use mapping, drought monitoring, and We talk Science for speaker expenses), No drought monitoring, and basin water budget Engineering basin water budget applications additional details applications No (free), No ($0 given to or AS 285 Livestock Evaluation and 2/26/2020 Market Swine Procurement Spencer Jacobson, Market Swine Procurement for speaker expenses), No Education| Agriculture Marketing Class additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Stephen Johnston, Career Day LeadLab AFROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Alan Rydman, Career Day LeadLab AFROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Kevin Cornell, Career Day LeadLab Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Reade Midyette, Career Day LeadLab Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Kelli Lynch, Career Day LeadLab Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Jonathan Woelfel, Career Day LeadLab Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Michelle Gierach, Career Day LeadLab Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 2/27/2020 Career Day LeadLab Jeffrey Critchlow, Career Day LeadLab Air Force ROTC for speaker expenses), No Student Success additional details Ashutosh Mangalam, Gut microbiota as a Department of Biology/Microbiology Gut microbiota as a window into the 2/28/2020 window into the pathogenesis of multiple and Biology/Microbiology Graduate Yes, Yes, to be determined Education| Research| Science pathogenesis of multiple sclerosis sclerosis Student Association (BMGSA) Brookings Finance Officer Brookings Deputy No (free), No ($0 given to or Guest Speakers: Brookings Finance Officer & Election Supervisor, Guest Speakers: Brookings School of American and Global Studies; 2/28/2020 for speaker expenses), No Political Science Brookings Deputy Election Supervisor Finance Officer & Brookings Deputy Election Political Science additional details Supervisor

No (free), No ($0 given to or School of American and Global 03-02-2020 Brookings County Party Chairs Mary Perpich, Brookings County Party Chairs for speaker expenses), No Political Science Studies/Political Science additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or School of American and Global 03-02-2020 Brookings County Party Chairs Jim Gilkerson, Brookings County Party Chairs for speaker expenses), No Political Science Studies/Political Science additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Role of the Private Defense Attorney in Anthony Teesdale, Role of the Private Defense 03-02-2020 not sponsored for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences| Political Science Criminal Prosecution Attorney in Criminal Prosecution additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 03-05-2020 Absolute Valuation for Equity Anne Cipperley, Absolute Valuation for Equity for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details School of American and Global No (free), No ($0 given to or Matt Krogman, Lobbying the South Dakota State 03-06-2020 Lobbying the South Dakota State Legislature Studies/Political Science, Sigma Delta for speaker expenses), No Political Science Legislature Sigma Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for Diversity in Mental Health Summit - Poverty Kristen Slack, Diversity in Mental Health Summit - Department of Counseling and Human speaker expenses), $5000 Social Sciences| Education| 03-20-2020 Informed Practice Poverty Informed Practice Development honorarium Student Success| Healthcare $1000 - travel No (free), No ($0 given to or 03-20-2020 Performing Literature Search Molly Youngkin, Performing Literature Search Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details Education| Research| Student No (free), No ($0 given to or Laurie Fulton, Count Us In: SDSU in a Global College of Arts, Humanities and Social Success| Communications| 03-26-2020 Count Us In: SDSU in a Global World for speaker expenses), No World Sciences Diversity| Science| Political additional details Science| Business| Arts No (free), No ($0 given to or 03-26-2020 Financial Planning Robyn Jenson, Financial Planning SDSU Investment Club for speaker expenses), No Business additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for The Future is Ag Proud: Building resiliency in Karl Olehke, The Future is Ag Proud: Building speaker expenses), $250 flat 03-31-2020 SDSU Prexy Council Agriculture agriculture resiliency in agriculture stipend for the external speaker on the panel

No (free), No ($0 given to or 03-31-2020 SD One Call Larry Janes, SD One Call CM 400 - Safety class for speaker expenses), No Engineering additional details

No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/1/2020 Revisiting our Italian Tour Elisabetta Amadi, Revisiting our Italian Tour School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/1/2020 Living with TBI Myra and Arnie Wulf, Living with TBI N434 course for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ward Miller, Marching Band Rehearsal 4/2/2020 Marching Band Rehearsal Techniques School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Arts Techniques additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/7/2020 Applications of filtrations Saagar Vijayaragavan, Applications of filtrations no sponsor for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/7/2020 Family Resiilence Karen Wollman, Family Resiilence HDFS 425/525 for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Department of Teaching, Learning, and 4/8/2020 Science Steve Steven Rokusek, Science Steve for speaker expenses), No Education Leadership additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/9/2020 Teaching Elementary Band Mary Cogswell, Teaching Elementary Band School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/13/2020 Lymphoma and Leukemia Michelle Abraham, Lymphoma and Leukemia Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/13/2020 Chronic Pain Abigail Gramlick-Mueller, Chronic Pain Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Linda Young, Transitioning to Advanced Practice 4/13/2020 Transitioning to Advanced Practice Part 1 Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare Part 1 additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/13/2020 Substance Abuse Jennifer Ball, Substance Abuse Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/14/2020 Family Resilience Ben Quam, Family Resilience HDFS 425/525 for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Linda MacLean, Reimagining the future of College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 4/15/2020 Reimagining the future of pharmacy for speaker expenses), No Healthcare pharmacy Professions additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/16/2020 Ophthalmology for Primary Care Dr. Tufty, Ophthalmology for Primary Care Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or How DNP education is being used for the Kathy Christensen, How DNP education is being 4/17/2020 Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare COVID-19 outbreak in facility used for the COVID-19 outbreak in facility additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Gwen Jensen, DNP Projects at a major healthcare 4/17/2020 DNP Projects at a major healthcare system Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare system additional details Yes, Yes, $1,900 are inclusive to lodging, transportation, and Halls of Magic (State A Thon - Day of Event Kevin Hall, Halls of Magic (State A Thon - Day of State A Thon, University Program 4/18/2020 performance. Three meals will Arts Celebration) Event Celebration) Council be provided for Kevin Hall and his assistants.

Yes, Yes, $1,500 all inclusive Jett Skrien Illusionist (State A Thon - Day of Jett Skrien, Jett Skrien Illusionist (State A Thon - for lodging, transportation, 4/18/2020 State A Thon Arts Event) Day of Event) and meals. Artist will perform for a period of 45-60 minutes.

No (free), No ($0 given to or Aaron Ragsdale, Marching Band Percussion Life 4/21/2020 Marching Band Percussion Life Hacks SDSU School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Arts Hacks additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/21/2020 Mastering Beef Advocacy Ryan Goodman, Mastering Beef Advocacy SD Beef Industry Council for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Holly Swee, Communication Skills for Dietetic Health and Nutritional Sciences, 4/21/2020 Communication Skills for Dietetic Interns for speaker expenses), No Communications Interns Nutrition & Dietetic Internship additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ryan Goodman, Communication Skills for 4/21/2020 Communication Skills for Dietetic Interns Health and Nutritional Sciences for speaker expenses), No Communications Dietetic Interns additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/22/2020 Conducting II Guest Lecture Amy Knopps, Conducting II Guest Lecture School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/22/2020 Guest Lecture for Wind Symphony Bruce Faske, Guest Lecture for Wind Symphony School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Tony LeBautillier, Nurs 444L interview with 4/23/2020 Nurs 444L interview with population Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare population additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/24/2020 Wind Symphony Guest Lecture Jennifer Jolley, Wind Symphony Guest Lecture School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Matthew Pruner, Nurs 444L interview with 4/24/2020 Nurs 444L interview with population Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare population additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Brett Glirbas, Nurs 444L interview with 4/24/2020 Nurs 444L interview with population Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare population additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Carolyn Barber, Wind Symphony Guest 4/27/2020 Wind Symphony Guest Presentation School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts Presentation additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/27/2020 Conducting II Guest Lecture Cale Self, Conducting II Guest Lecture School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/29/2020 Wind Symphony Guest Presentation Joel Puckett, Wind Symphony Guest Presentation School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 4/29/2020 Wind Symphony Guest Presentation John Lynch, Wind Symphony Guest Presentation School of Performing Arts for speaker expenses), No Education| Arts additional details

Seminar with Industry Leaders, Doug Hajek, Seminar with Ness School of Management and Industry Leaders, Ness School 5/1/2020 Seminar with Industry Leaders Doug Hajek, Seminar with Industry Leaders Economics, ECON 319 Seminar with Business of Management and Industry Leaders Economics, ECON 319 Seminar with Industry Leaders

LGBTQ+ Health, Cody Ingle, 5/1/2020 LGBTQ+ Health Cody Ingle, LGBTQ+ Health Undergraduate Nursing LGBTQ+ Health, Healthcare Undergraduate Nursing

Nutrition Services, Rebecca 5/1/2020 Nutrition Services Rebecca Behnke, Nutrition Services Undergraduate Nursing Behnke, Nutrition Services, Healthcare Undergraduate Nursing

Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Management, Dustin Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Dustin Willett, Emergency Preparedness and Willett, Emergency 5/1/2020 SDSU College of Nursing Rapid City Healthcare Management Disaster Management Preparedness and Disaster Management, SDSU College of Nursing Rapid City

LGBTQ+ Health, Amber 5/8/2020 LGBTQ+ Health Amber Holmes, LGBTQ+ Health Undergraduate Nursing Holmes, LGBTQ+ Health, Healthcare Undergraduate Nursing

LGBTQ+ Health, Roger 5/15/2020 LGBTQ+ Health Roger Schoenfelder, LGBTQ+ Health Undergraduate Nursing Schoenfelder, LGBTQ+ Health, Healthcare Undergraduate Nursing

No (free), No ($0 given to or 06-16-2020 Licensure Linda Young, Licensure Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 06-09-2020 Leadership Panel Terri Clark, Leadership Panel Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 06-09-2020 Leadership Panel Christy Lee, Leadership Panel Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 06-09-2020 Leadership Panel Alison Anderson, Leadership Panel Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details

No (free), No ($0 given to or 7/30/2020 Breastfeeding Rachel Kiley, Breastfeeding Undergraduate Nursing Healthcare for speaker expenses), None Yes, Yes, $3000 includes all Fishback Summer Scholars, Honors Social Sciences| Student Success| 7/16/2020 Student Body Language Chris Carter, Student Body Language payments for both July 15 and College Arts 16, 2020. Fishback Summer Scholars Program, Yes, Yes, $3000 includes all 7/15/2020 ESP show Chris Carter, ESP show Arts Honors College expenses for both nights

Yes, No ($0 given to or for speaker expenses), Cost was $2000 with HRL paying $1500 and MAO paying $500 as we invited all of the division of Bass -Schuler Gomez, South Dakota State Dare to Housing & Residential Life and 8/11/2020 South Dakota State Dare to Speak student affairs and any of Diversity Speak Multicultural Affairs Office those departments to invite students in training. No expenses as there was no travel involved and this was done over Zoom.

Yes, No ($0 given to or for Housing and Residential Life, speaker expenses), $2000 flat 8/11/2020 Diversity Speaker Carlos Andres Gomez, Diversity Speaker Diversity Multicultural Center fee in contract to be paid after the event. No (free), No ($0 given to or 8/17/2020 Hobo Day History Corey Chicoine, Hobo Day History Hobo Day Committee for speaker expenses), No Education| Student Success additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 8/31/2020 Marketing for Livestock Carl Johnson , Marketing for Livestock Animal Science Department for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 8/31/2020 Marketing for Livestock Matt Kunerth, Marketing for Livestock Animal Science Department for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 8/31/2020 Ethics in Healthcare Marcia Taylor, Ethics in Healthcare Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for School of Performing Arts - Theatre 8/31/2020 Devising Theatre Pratik Matwani, Devising Theatre speaker expenses), $300 Arts and Dance Honorarium

Understanding global land photosynthesis with Jingfeng Xiao, Understanding global land Yes, Yes, virtual seminar 9/2/2020 solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence photosynthesis with solar-induced chlorophyll GSCE Research Stipend of $300 measured from space fluorescence measured from space Office of Multicultural Affairs, Black Education| Student Success| 9/3/2020 From Prison to Ph.D.: Jason Sole Jason Sole, From Prison to Ph.D.: Jason Sole Yes, Yes, $3,500 All-Inclusive Student Alliance Diversity No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/4/2020 Board of Nursing Presentation Linda Young, Board of Nursing Presentation Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Tracy Saathoff, Marketing Research, An Industry School of Communication and 9/10/2020 Marketing Research, An Industry Perspective for speaker expenses), No Communications Perspective Journalism additional details How to Influence my block: A Discussion with Jahmal Cole , How to Influence my block: A Office of Multicultural Affairs, Black Education| Student Success| 9/10/2020 Yes, Yes, $3,500 All-Inclusive Jahmal Cole Discussion with Jahmal Cole Student Alliance Diversity No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/11/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Jacquie Roth, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/11/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Kylee Lebahn, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/11/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Steffanie Danley, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/11/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Krystal Ripperda, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/11/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Krista Bohlen, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or School of Communication and 9/11/2020 Guest Lecture: Emily Spellerberg, Guest Lecture: for speaker expenses), No Communications Journalism additional details Yes, Yes, UPC paid the artist 9/15/2020 Fall Bash featuring Drakeford Drakeford N/A, Fall Bash featuring Drakeford University Program Council Arts fee of $1000. No (free), No ($0 given to or Darcy Ellefson, Inhaler education and respiratory 9/15/2020 Inhaler education and respiratory care topics Pharmacy Practice for speaker expenses), No Healthcare care topics additional details Gabriel Ramírez, I am Here: Affirmation as a Education| Student Success| 9/15/2020 I am Here: Affirmation as a form of Resistance Office of Multicultural Affairs Yes, Yes, $1,825 All-Inclusive form of Resistance Diversity Yes, Yes, Virtual seminar Glynn Hulley, Two years of ECOSTRESS Earth 9/16/2020 Two years of ECOSTRESS Earth surface science GSCE Stipend of $300. Research surface science No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/16/2020 Swine Industry Marketing Spencer Jacobson, Swine Industry Marketing Animal Science Departmetnt for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details Yes, Yes, UPC paid the artist 9/17/2020 Jenny Zigrino (Stand-Up Comedian) Jenny Zigrino, Jenny Zigrino (Stand-Up Comedian) University Program Council Arts fee of $3650. No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 9/18/2020 Seminar with Industry Leaders Carla Gatzke, Seminar with Industry Leaders for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details Kim H. Reed, Ph.D. , DIFFERENCE IS DIALOGUE No (free), No ($0 given to or DIFFERENCE IS DIALOGUE KICK-OFF EVENT: The Office of Diversity, Inclusion, Education| Student Success| 9/18/2020 KICK-OFF EVENT: CLOSING EQUITY GAPS IN for speaker expenses), No CLOSING EQUITY GAPS IN HIGHER EDUCATION Equity, & Access Diversity HIGHER EDUCATION additional details 9/18/2020 Noche de Comedia with Ian Lara Ian Lara, Noche de Comedia with Ian Lara Office of Multicultural Affairs Yes, Yes, $1,950 All Inclusive Diversity| Arts No (free), No ($0 given to or Andy Jorgensen, The Marketing Success of Fire School of Communication and 9/21/2020 The Marketing Success of Fire Bros. Fireworks for speaker expenses), No Communications Bros. Fireworks Journalism additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/21/2020 Global Health Care Ethics Mark Stolenberg, Global Health Care Ethics Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Construction & Operations 9/22/2020 CM 410 Guest Speaker Doug McCune, CM 410 Guest Speaker for speaker expenses), No Engineering Management Department additional details Yes, Yes, UPC is paying the 9/22/2020 Laugh More Stress Less Talia Pollock, Laugh More Stress Less University Program Council Education artist fee of $5000. No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/22/2020 Home Infusion Therapy Obadiah Scheich, Home Infusion Therapy Pharmacy Practice for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Hitch Studio: Marketing the The Wedding Day Renee Bauman, Hitch Studio: Marketing the The School of Communication and 9/23/2020 for speaker expenses), No Communications Designer Wedding Day Designer Journalism additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for American Indian Student Center and 9/23/2020 BYOB: Build your own brand Dar Mayweather, BYOB: Build your own brand speaker expenses), $1,500 for Student Success Office of Multicultural Affairs speaker fees No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/23/2020 Kappa Sigma Fraternity Q&A Mark Gigliotti, Kappa Sigma Fraternity Q&A SDSU Interfraternity Council for speaker expenses), No Communications additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/23/2020 Wellness Mary Jo Farrington, Wellness Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/23/2020 Emotional Wellness Lisbeth Leagjeld, Emotional Wellness Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or USAF ROTC Leadership Lab Active Shooter Rhett Larson, USAF ROTC Leadership Lab Active 9/24/2020 USAF ROTC for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences Presentation Shooter Presentation additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Construction & Operations 9/24/2020 CM 410 Guest Speaker Doug McCune, CM 410 Guest Speaker for speaker expenses), No Engineering Management additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Job Opportunities at the Office of the Hanna Michals, Job Opportunities at the Office of Ness School of Management and 9/24/2020 for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences| Business Comptroller of the Currency the Comptroller of the Currency Economics additional details Yes, Yes, 2500 artist fee 700 travel fees

9/25/2020 Magician John Cassidy John Cassidy, Magician John Cassidy University Program Council Arts UPC paid all artist and travel fees. Show is free for attendees.

No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 9/25/2020 Seminar with Industry Leaders Tawney Brunsch, Seminar with Industry Leaders for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/25/2020 Leadership Panel Emily Delbridge, Leadership Panel Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/25/2020 Leadership Panel Alyssa Staufacher, Leadership Panel Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/25/2020 Leadership Panel Shelly Turbak, Leadership Panel Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/28/2020 Chemistry at 3M Nate Walstrom, Chemistry at 3M Chemistry 119 for speaker expenses), No Education| Science additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ashleigh Walton, In-house marketing: what it's Advertising Club within the School of 9/28/2020 In-house marketing: what it's all about for speaker expenses), No Communications all about Communication and Journalism additional details German Cadenas, UndocuALLY Training with Dr. Office of Multicultural Affairs, Latin 9/28/2020 UndocuALLY Training with Dr. Gérman Cadenas Yes, Yes, $1,000 All-Inclusive Education| Research| Diversity Gérman Cadenas American Student Association Yes, No ($0 given to or for Stories, Struggles, Successes, and Longevity in Karen Burthwright, Stories, Struggles, Successes, School of Performing Arts - Theatre 9/28/2020 speaker expenses), $300 Arts Theatre and Longevity in Theatre and Dance Honorarium No (free), No ($0 given to or School of Communication and 9/29/2020 How to conduct a focus group Matt Hammer, How to conduct a focus group for speaker expenses), No Communications Journalism additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Business-to-Business Marketing Research Theron McChesney, Business-to-Business School of Communication and 9/29/2020 for speaker expenses), No Communications Strategies Marketing Research Strategies Journalism additional details September CommUNITY Meeting featuring Yosimar Reyes, September CommUNITY Meeting Education| Student Success| 9/29/2020 Office of Multicultural Center Yes, Yes, $3,000 All Inclusive Yosimar Reyes: featuring Yosimar Reyes: Diversity No (free), No ($0 given to or 9/29/2020 Personal Wellness adn Safety Austin Kjergaard, Personal Wellness adn Safety Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or J.R Rowenhorst , Industrial & Organizational 9/30/2020 Industrial & Organizational Psychology Psychology Department for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences Psychology additional details

No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/1/2020 Committee Pep Talk Georgialee Quail, Committee Pep Talk Hobo Day Committee for speaker expenses), No Education additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/1/2020 Recruiter Tips Leah Brink, Recruiter Tips Not Applicable for speaker expenses), No Engineering additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/1/2020 PIC Tim Heiller, PIC Swine Club for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/1/2020 Wakefield Pork Samantha Lange, Wakefield Pork Swine Club for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Sanford Research Labs and Med School vs. Tricia Larsen Eli Louwagie, Sanford Research Labs 10/2/2020 Chemistry 119 for speaker expenses), No Education| Science Grad School and Med School vs. Grad School additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 10/2/2020 Seminar with Industry Leaders David Lane, Seminar with Industry Leaders for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/5/2020 Corporate Aviation Mike Dill, Corporate Aviation Aviation Program for speaker expenses), No Education additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/5/2020 IRB and Ethics Debra Langstraat, IRB and Ethics Graduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/6/2020 Micronutrients Chris van de Ligt, Micronutrients Swine faculty for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Business-to-Business Marketing Research Theron McChesney, Business-to-Business School of Communication and 10/6/2020 for speaker expenses), No Communications Strategies Marketing Research Strategies Journalism additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Business-to-Business Marketing Research Vernon Brown, Business-to-Business Marketing School of Communication and 10/6/2020 for speaker expenses), No Communications Strategies Research Strategies Journalism additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Division of Health and Consumer 10/6/2020 Consumer issues in South Dakota Phil Carlson, Consumer issues in South Dakota for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences Sciences additional details NASA’s Black Marble Nighttime Lights Product Miguel Roman , NASA’s Black Marble Nighttime Yes, Yes, Virtual seminar 10/7/2020 GSCE Research Suite Lights Product Suite Stipend of $300 No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/7/2020 Corporate Aviation Mike Dill, Corporate Aviation Aviation Program for speaker expenses), No Education additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 10/8/2020 Q&A Investments Sarah Madison, Q&A Investments for speaker expenses), No Business Economics, SDSU Investment Club additional details Mark Navin, Should you have to get the COVID- Yes, No ($0 given to or for Should you have to get the COVID-19 vaccine? SDSU Ethics Lab, School of American 10/8/2020 19 vaccine? Ethics, law, and mandatory speaker expenses), $500 Healthcare Ethics, law, and mandatory vaccination and Global Studies vaccination Honorarium No (free), No ($0 given to or College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 10/9/2020 Professionalism Andrew Straw, Professionalism for speaker expenses), No Healthcare Professions additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 10/9/2020 Semiinar with Industry Leaders Brenda Forman, Semiinar with Industry Leaders for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/9/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Joel Van Heukelom, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/9/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Matthew Toennies, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/9/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Tyler Laetsch, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/9/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Cheri Kraemer, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/9/2020 Diverse Pharmacy Practices Mark Gerdes, Diverse Pharmacy Practices SDSU COPAHP- P3 Professional Hour for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/9/2020 Cororate Aviation Mike Dill, Cororate Aviation Aviation Program for speaker expenses), No Education additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for speaker expenses), A $500 Lanita White, Discussion on Diversity, Equity and College of Pharmacy & Allied Health 10/12/2020 Discussion on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion honorarium was given to Dr. Healthcare Inclusion Professions Lanita White for the facilitation No (free), No ($0 given to or Student Success| Agriculture| 10/12/2020 Farm Bill Biologist Program Cody Rolfes, Farm Bill Biologist Program University Housing for speaker expenses), No Science additional details Inspiring Social Change: LGBTQIA+ Legal Zaylore Stout , Inspiring Social Change: Office of Multicultural Affairs, Black Education| Student Success| 10/13/2020 Yes, Yes, $2,795 All-Inclusive Advocacy with Zaylore Stout LGBTQIA+ Legal Advocacy with Zaylore Stout Student Alliance Diversity No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/15/2020 Career in Banking Elaina Johnson, Career in Banking SDSU Investment Club for speaker expenses), No Business additional details Mayra Olivares-Urueta, Perspectives of a Mujer Perspectives of a Mujer Latina & Her Academic Office of Multicultural Affairs, Latin Education| Research| Student 10/15/2020 Latina & Her Academic Journey: Dr. Mayra Yes, Yes, $500 All-Inclusive Journey: Dr. Mayra Olivares – Urueta American Student Association Success| Diversity Olivares – Urueta No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 10/16/2020 seminar with industry leaders Bill Even, seminar with industry leaders for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details Dyami Thomas, More Than What You See: More Than What You See: Defining My Own Office of Multicultural Center, Education| Student Success| 10/19/2020 Defining My Own Cultural Identity featuring Yes, Yes, $3,000 All-Inclusive Cultural Identity featuring Dyami Thomas American Indian Student Association Diversity Dyami Thomas No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/21/2020 Cattle Buying Becky Connor, Cattle Buying Animal Science Departmetnt for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or My experience living after traumatic brain Myra Wulf, My experience living after traumatic 10/21/2020 Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare injury brain injury additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/22/2020 Schwartz Farms Inc. Mark Schwartz, Schwartz Farms Inc. Swine Club for speaker expenses), No Agriculture additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/23/2020 conducting seminar Mark Heidel, conducting seminar NA for speaker expenses), No Education additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or Ness School of Management and 10/23/2020 Seminar with Industry leaders Devin Fuhrman, Seminar with Industry leaders for speaker expenses), No Business Economics additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/23/2020 Lakota culture and spirituality Wayne Westong, Lakota culture and spirituality Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details Yes, No ($0 given to or for School of Performing Arts - Theatre 10/26/2020 Women in Technical Theatre Jenny Montgomery, Women in Technical Theatre speaker expenses), $300 Arts and Dance Honorarium Jesslyn Brown, Land Change Monitoring No (free), No ($0 given to or Land Change Monitoring Assessment and 10/28/2020 Assessment and Projection: Every Pixel Tells a GSCE for speaker expenses), No Research Projection: Every Pixel Tells a Story Story additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/29/2020 Behind the Black Mask Gabriel Nadales, Behind the Black Mask Turning Point USA for speaker expenses), No Social Sciences| Political Science additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/29/2020 Lakota Language Josie Chase, Lakota Language Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details No (free), No ($0 given to or 10/29/2020 Lakota Language Pansy Hawk Wing, Lakota Language Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare additional details Pre-Medical Chapter of the American Medical Student Association, Office of Difference is Dialogue: Closing Equity Gap Lanita White Shaverd , Difference is Dialogue: Student Success| Healthcare| 10/30/2020 Multicultural Affairs, Student Nursing Yes, Yes, $3,000 all inclusive through healthcare Closing Equity Gap through healthcare Diversity Association-Rapid City, And Medical Laboratory Science Club

No (free), No ($0 given to or Emergency Management & Disaster Dustin Willett, Emergency Management & 10/30/2020 Undergraduate Nursing for speaker expenses), No Healthcare Preparedness Disaster Preparedness additional details

University of South Dakota: (November 1, 2019 - October 31, 2020) University Resources Category (e.g., science, Provided (e.g. funding, engineering, IT, business, politic building/room, personnel, Sponsor (e.g., name of professor or science, administrative, arts, etc.)? If yes, include details of Description (including title and name of course, name of student organization, history, etc.) resources provided. Date Title speaker[s]) etc.) Judy Burnfield; Observational gait Analysis: SCSC space; Tuition and Fees, 11/1/2019 Enhancing Patient Outcomes by Focusing on PHTH 734 School of Health Sciences $1,700 Fundamentals Erica Boomsma (SD Teacher of the Year), Erica Boomsma (SD Teacher of the Year) to both 11/1/2019 School of Education Classroom Education ELED/SEED/PE 296 classes of our sections of Eled/Seed/PE 296 this fall.

John Schloss, a school chemistry teacher to come and share his teaching experiences with the students in SPED 100. He will be sharing what John Schloss, Chemistry Teacher, SPED 100 11/1/2019 was like to be a new teacher and his experiences School of Education Classroom Education class of working with SPED teachers, managing IEPs, and working with students with exceptionalities in the classroom.

11/4/2019 Cindy Sensabaugh, Regional Representative Product Update from Philps Sonicare School of Health Sciences Not Applicable Dental Education Judge Joni Clark/BSW in social work and law classroom time and space 11/4/2019 SOCW 210 School of Health Sciences Humanities degree CCof Sioux Falls room 147 Chad Johnson, Assoc. Prof. Arizona State West. "Black widows on an urban heat Churchill Haines Room 101; 11/4/2019 Biology Seminar College of Arts & Sciences Scientific island:physiology, development and behavior Tuition and Fees, $175.04 of an urban pest."-Biology S. Dave Worley, Auburn University, A Churchill Haines Room 118; 11/4/2019 Chemistry Seminar College of Arts & Sciences Scientific Successful University Commercialization Story Tuition and Fees, $955.79 Farber Hall - Old Main ; No 11/4/2020 Pete Dexter Book Reading and Signing College of Arts & Sciences Creative Work costs Student Services: Leadership Student Veteran Resource 11/5/2019 Leadership Seminar Series Motivating the Middle/Officer Apathy Leadership Development and Programming Center Warren M. Lee Center for Fine 11/5/2019 Arlene Goldbard Reframing the Arts in South Dakota College of Fine Arts Arts Room 103; Tuition and Fine Arts Fees, $3,000 Various Muenster University 11/6/2019 Phil Two Eagle Traditional Treaty Council Native American Student Services Center Rooms and General, Diversity $500 Ilya Schapiro - Robert A. Levy Center for Federalist Society - High on Federalism: 11/6/2019 School of Law Building Room/Space Law Constitutional Studies Cato Institute Marijuana's Challenge to Federal-State Relations Internet & Cyber Law Society - Revenge Porn, Building Room/Space; Tuition 11/7/2019 Cassandra M. Kirsch, J.D., B.A. School of Law Law Cyber-Bullying, & other Cyber Torts. and Fees, $629.53 Patterson Hall Room 117; David Tolbeck , Thaman Professor for $1,422.73 from general funds, 11/7/2019 Undergraduate Teaching Excellence at Texas Physics Talk & Data Harnessing Symposium College of Arts & Sciences Scientific research funds, and math A&M University foundation funds "Civic Engagement and the Gender Patterns of Dakota Hall Room 105; Farber 11/7/2019 Dr. J. Cherie Strachan College of Arts & Sciences Humanities Getting Involved" Discussion Center Funds $1,700 Warren M. Lee Center for Fine 11/7/2019 Eli Show Guest Artist Talk College of Fine Arts Arts Room 172; Tuition and Fine Arts Fees, $50 Dr. J. Cherie Strachan and USD Chiesman Al Neuharth Media Center 11/8/2019 Chiesman Symposium College of Arts & Sciences Political Center for Democracy Conference Room Warren M. Lee Center for Fine 11/11/2019 Brian Allred Recital Lab presentation and flute workshop College of Fine Arts Arts Room 158; Tuition and Fine Arts Fees, $100 Socioecological Dynamics of Resource Beacom Hall 206; STEM Fee 11/12/2019 Madeline Brown, Ph. D Governance: Cases from China and North Sustainability Program $62.06 America Warren M. Lee Center for Fine 11/12/2019 Sonnenzimmer Visiting Artist Talk - Graphic Design College of Fine Arts Arts Room 172; Tuition and Fine Arts Fees, $5,000 Beta Alpha Psi: Theta Upsilon Fall 2019 11/12/2019 KPMG and POET Beacom School of Business Personnel and Rooms Accounting Presentations Patterson Hall Room 117; The Kaczmarz Algorithm with Nonuniform 11/13/2019 Steven Harding College of Arts & Sciences $254.23 Math Foundation Relaxation Parameters Funds Various Muenster University 11/13/2019 Dr. Twyla Baker Indigenous Pedagogy Native American Student Services Center Rooms and General, Diversity $900 Sexual Harassment and Sex Trafficking in South Student Services: Sorority and 11/13/2019 Becky Rasmussen Training Risk Management/educaiton Dakota Fraternity Life; iCARe; and PAVE Muenster University Center 11/13/2019 A Shattered Peace- David Andelman- History 2019 Annual Herbert Schell Lecture College of Arts & Sciences Ballroom and Tuition and Fees, History $750 South Dakota Law Review - Why Regulators Care 11/14/2019 Carol Goforth School of Law Room /Space Law About Crypto 11/18/2019 Matt Wilke, Sales Representative Oroscoptic Dental Loupes School of Health Sciences Not Applicable Dental Education 11/18/2019 Brent Nowacki, Sales Representative Surgitel Dental Loupes School of Health Sciences Not Applicable Dental Education 11/18/2019 Kevin Brenhofer, Sales Representative Designs for Vision Dental Loupes School of Health Sciences Not Applicable Dental Education 11/18/2019 Danielle Stauffer, Sales Representative Q Optics Dental Loupes School of Health Sciences Not Applicable Dental Education Alexandru D Asandei, University of Connecticut, Controlled Radical Polymerization Churchill Haines Room 118; 11/18/2019 Chemistry Seminar College of Arts & Sciences Scientific of Vinylidene Fluoride and Synthesis of Well Tuition and Fees, $784 Defined AB, ABA and ABC Block Copolymers

Student Services: Leadership Student Veteran Resource 11/19/2019 Leadership Seminar Series Stress Management Leadership Development and Programming Center

Michelle Maloney, Maloney Real Estate and 11/19/2019 Financial Literacy Presidents Senior Leadership Institute Beacom Hall 208 Leadership Farron Pratt, First Dakota National Bank Classroom time and space 11/19/2019 Teresa Thie/BSW SOCW 310 School of Health Science Beacom 303 Vijay Ramprasad, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Associate Beacom Hall 206; STEM Fee 11/19/2019 in the Department of Forest Resources at the Situating Vulnerability in Sustainability Sustainability Program $70.88 University of Minnesota Various Muenster University 11/20/2019 Redwing Thomas Daktoa Language Revitalization Native American Student Services Diversity Center Rooms; General, $500

11/21/2019 Patrick Downs Financial Management during and after college. Intercollegiate Athletics - Tennis Not Applicable Professional Development Research Forum: "The Devices of Travel and the Muenster University Center 11/21/2019 Darlene Farabee -USD Department of English College of Arts & Sciences Humanities Drama of Shakespeare's Time" Room 216

Dr. Eric Jepsen, Dr. David Earnest, and Dr. Tim Gallagher Center for Experiential Muenster University Center Pit 11/21/2019 Global Politics Discussion Political Schorn Learning and Education Abroad Lounge ; No cost associated 11/22/2019 Pat Boehmer BADM 101 Impact Series Beacom School of Business Personnel and Rooms Business Tony Krus, Asst. Prof. Anthropology USD, "Time Churchill Haines Room 101; 11/25/2019 After Time: Archaeology's Bayesian Biology Seminar College of Arts & Sciences Scientific Tuition and Fees Revolution." Biology

Muenster University Center Pit 11/25/2019 Professor Elise Boxer Re-Educating of Thanksgiving Tiospaye Student Organization Diversity Lounge ; No cost associated

Joseph Kantenbacher, Research Associate at Beacom Hall 206; STEM Fee 11/26/2019 the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Linking Energy (Mis) perceptions with Action Sustainability Program $664.00 Affairs at Indiana University, Classroom time and classroom November Caitlyn Gustofson CPS child services Role of Family Service Specialist School of Health Sciences Professional Development 245 Beacom

Advances and techniques in nest survival Churchill Haines Room 101; 12/2/2019 Steve Dinsmore - Iowa State University College of Arts & Sciences Scientific modeling Biology STEM Fee $77 Classroom time and space 12/6/2019 Teresa Thie/BSW SCOW 496 School of Health Science Humanities Julian 211

Lobbying & the Legislative Process Panel Discussion / Justin Bell & Brett Koenecke (May 1/9/2020 Lobbying & the Legislative Process Adam), Sen Craig Kennedy (Yankton), Rep. John May, Adam, Gerdes & Thompson, LLP Room 101 Law Hanson (Dell Rapids), Speaker of the House Haugaard (Sioux Falls) Meeting Room and Understanding Wellness and Burnout for 1/9/2020 Sarah Jackson, DO, PGY3 Resident Pediatric Grand Rounds Videoconferencing at HSC Department of Pediatrics Residency and Beyond Sioux Falls

Graduate School Spring Orientation - Speakers Graduate School Inex , Al 1/10/2020 Graduate School Spring Orientation included Beth Freeburg, Lamont Sellers, Khara No spoponsors General Neuharth Media Room Iverson, Jordan Bonstrom, and Brittany Wagner Professor David Swanson - Phenotypically 1/13/2020 Flexible Responses to Changing Energy Biology Seminar College of Arts & Sciences Churchill Hains Labs Room 101 Scientific Demands in Birds Supporting victims of domestic violence in the Michelle Trent - Clinical Director of the Compass 1/13/2020 SSOM Diversity & Inclusion building/room health medical field Center Rape & Domestic Abuse Center "Phyenotypically Flexible Responses to 1/13/2020 Changing Energy Demands in Birds" David Biology Seminar Department of Biology classroom space Biology Swanson, USD Professor of Biology Sam Jacobs talked about expectations for completing TET 200 at Jolley Elementary School. 1/14/2020 TET Expectations TET 200 Dan Mourlam classroom Education Reviewed expectations for conduct and confidentiality. Mandy Hanson, Manager, Careerr Success Center: Introduction to the Career Success 1/14/2020 internship and Interview Skills Beta Alpha Psi Student Org Beacom 128 Business Student Organization Center's interview processes for accounting internship interviews Rachelle Moore, Avera Health Group Clinic 1/14/2020 Population health and ACOs farmer suicide Dr. Carole South-Winter, HSAD 406 Beacom 303 Business/HSAD Manager

Workshop to create unique and creative greeting cards out of existing store-bought cards, for 1/15/2020 Altered Card Workshop with Klaire Lockheart USD Galleries, Amy Fill JAD Gallery Arts consideration in to the Subversive Celebration Exhibition March 4-27 2020.

Cameron Stalheim discusses artistic outlook and GAF, Saterlie Funds, JAD 1/15/2020 Cameron Stalheim Artist Talk Department of Art Arts processes Gallery 1/15- Cross-disciplinary workshop creating artwork Cameron Stalheim Material Wizard Workshop Department of Art, Chris Meyer GAF, CFA 171 Sculpture Studio Arts 1/16/2020 with new materials and processes Tom O'Boyle talked about expectations for 1/16/2020 Internship Expectations completing their internship at Vermillion Middle SEED 395 Dan Mourlam classroom Education School. Presentation by Kris Brady, USD Learning David Holdhusen - Music Dept - Recital Fine Arts Room 156; Staff 1/16/2020 Study Skills for Music Students Music Specialist Lab Time. No Costs Public reception for visiting artist Cameron 1/17/2020 "As Above, So Below" Closing Reception USD Galleries JAD Gallery Arts Stalheim's exhibition.

Professional Development; Serving Students 1/20/2020 Professional Development Course Center for Disabilities Online Course Humanities with Sensory Disabilities and Complex Needs Muenster University Center 1/20/2020 MLK Day of Service Workshop Center for Diversity f Diversity Ballroom

KPMG: Nana Amonoo-Neizer (Manager, Advisory), Becky Paseka (Campus Recruiting Manager); Presentations by KPMG and POET on how they POET: Rick Siem (Director of Using Technology and Data Analytics to use technology and data analytics in today's Beta Alpha Psi and Financial Beacom Room 133 and first 1/21/2020 Treasury), Scott Johnson (Data Succeed business, included a networking/social period Management Association floor Atrium Systems Administrator), Lezlee following the presentations Herdina (Director of Financial Planning & Analysis), Rachel Barclay (Financial Analyst)

Information Session on careers in Tax Law, LLM Tax Programs, & the LLM in Taxation programs Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Tax Northwestern Pritzker School of Law / 1/21/2020 available at Northwestern / Speaker: Prof. Philip Room 104 Law Program USD Law Professor Allen Madison Postlewaite, Director of Northwestern's Tax Program From Slavery to Civil Rights: Interspecies Sponsored by: Center for Diversity & MLK Celebration Week Memorial Lecture / 1/21/2020 Violence and the Anti-Black Legacy of the Community, Gallagher Center, USD $1,000 Law Speaker: Tyler Parry Canine Unit" School of Law, Office for Diversity Academic Writing Workshop (how to avoid plagiarism, cite sources correctly and be aware of Academic Writing Workshop (how to avoid 1/21/2020; on campus resources for academic success) International Office, Writing Center, plagiarism, cite sources correctly and be aware Old Main 305 General 1/31/2020 Speakers included Brittany Wagner, Jordan Student Rights and Responsibilities of on campus resources for academic success) Bonstrom, Michelle Rogge, Shama Ali, and Jerry Prentice

Kevin Nelson, South Dakota Public Broadcasting- Kevin talked about SDPB’s Early Learning Initiative, a project aligning programing and educational materials from public broadcasting 1/22/2020 SDPB Early Learning Initiative with the South Dakota Early Learning Guidelines. ELED 413 Marcy Drew classroom Education He shared ways students could provide feedback about the materials and how it could be used to improve quality early childhood services in South Dakota.

1/22/2020 Guest Artist Kristin Jonina Taylor Icelandic -American pianist College of Fine Arts Fine Arts Presentation by Woltman Group regarding public Woltman Group: Heather Hofer, 1/22/2020 Bookkeeping and Payroll accounting career opportunites in areas other Beta Alpha Psi Beacom Room 128 Brandi Marsco than audit and tax Conditional Bar Admission Information Session / Speakers: Rebecca Porter, Jack Hieb, Reed USD School of Law Student Bar 1/23/2020 Conditional Bar Admission Information Session Courtroom Law Rasmussen, Catherine Chicoine, Sara Baron Association Huoy, Deborah Robertson

Drop in Discussion series: Cross -Cultural 1/23/2020 Communications: Challenges, Successes, workshop for international students International Office ID Weeks Room 205 Diversity Strategies Doris Barta, MPH Director, National Telehealth Dr. Jewel Goodman Shepherd, HSAD, 1/23/2020 Telehealth Technology Overview Beacom 208 Business/ HSAD Assessment Center UHON 390 Honors Seminar

Jordan Berg, Technology Assessment Specialist, Dr. Jewel Goodman Shepherd, HSAD, 1/23/2020 Telehealth Technology Overview Beacom 208 Business/ HSAD National Telehealth Assessment Center UHON 390 Honors Seminar Meeting Room and 1/23/2020 The Tumor Microenvironment Pilar de la Puente, Ph.D., Assistant Scientist Pediatric Grand Rounds Videoconferencing at HSC Department of Pediatrics Sioux Falls 34th Annual Stilwell Student Awards Exhibition John A. Day Gallery in W M 1/24/2020 University Art Galleries Fine Arts & Receptino Lee Center for Fine Arts Wilbur Stilwell Student Art Exhibition Award Public reception and ceremony opening the 1/24/2020 USD Galleries, Department of Art JAD Gallery Arts Ceremony exhibition, and presenting awards 1/24 - 34th Annual Wilbur Stilwell Student Art Awards Exhibition of current student work; jurored by USD Galleries, Department of Art JAD Gallery Arts 2/21/2020 Exhibition Cameron Stalheim

1/25/2020 Sorority & Fraternitty Life Leadershi\p Retreat Leadership Training opportunities Sorority and Fraternity Life Muenster University Center Leadership Event that allows Spanish speakers of all levels to 1/27/2020 Hora de la Fiesta come together and celebrate language and College of Arts & Sciences Slagle Hall Diversity culture USD Music Dept - Band Area - John Fine Arts Room 144 - Staff 1/27/2020 Honor Band - Oboe Masterclass Lynn Gross - Guest oboist Music LaCognata Time. $100 University Fine Arts Knutson USD Music Dept - Band Area - John Theatre/Slagle Hall Aalfs 1/27/2020 USD Honor Band Event and Concert Guest conductor Brant Karrick Music LaCognata Auditorium; Staff Time. $2500 University Account Cordi, Heidi, MD, Emergency Medicine Physician, HSC #106 - Sioux Falls Family Medicine Interest Group, New York, NY Interst Group Funds (Agency 1/27/2020 Disaster Training Table-Top Exercise 101 Emergency Medicine Interest Group, Medical Education Santa Maria, Gregory, Director of Public Safety, Account) paid for food: Rural Health Interest Group Sanford Health $198.71

Computer Science Seminar - Cybersecurity at USD presented by Joe Reynoldson, USD IT Security Officer. The Security Team at USD witnesses thousands of cyber-attacks against the Joe Reynoldson, USD IT Security Officer, cyber- University each year. In this presentation, Mr. 1/27/2020 Department of Computer Science classroom space IT/Computer Science attack prevention Reynoldson will provide some insight into the most common and most insidious attacks. He will also present some tools that students, faculty, and staff can use to protect themselves as well as their friends and family. Do you have questions about the current impeachment proceedings? Join us for a panel discussion and questions & answers session about impeachment. Our faculty experts will debate the history, legal rules and requirements and politics of the proceedings. Sandy McKeown, J.D., Blair & Linda Tremere Professor of Criminal Justice, will discuss the Constitutional provisions and precedent for impeachment. Impeachment: The History, the Politics, and the Julia Hellwege, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of 1/28/2020 Constitution, Discussion panel with USD Department of Political Science classroom space Political Science Political Science, will address the congressional Political Science Professors politics of the proceedings. Tim Schorn, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political Science, will discuss how impeachment may impact America's standing as a global power. Ed Gerrish, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Science, will examine the changing nature of presidential power. Shane Nordyke, Ph.D., Chiesman Professor of Democracy and Political Science, will moderate the discussion.

Annual Gunderson Lecture (no title) - The 1/29/2020 Gunderson Lecture USD School of Law USD School of Law Courtroom Law Honorable Dennis Daugaard ASA fundraiser for Dakotathon - African rice- 1/29/2020 Jollof Wars African Student Association Diversity based meal served 1/29/2020 Unveiling Gov. Dennis Daugaard Portrait Old Main Farber Hall Geri Paslay, Utilization Review Manager, Sanford 1/29/2020 Sanford Enterprise Billing Speaker Transitional Year Residency HSC 214+216 Graduate Medical Education Health Explore the human expereince through Art, 1/29- Sound, Color, Shape…Symposium Drama, English, Education, Law, Music, College of Fine Arts Multiple locations Fine Arts/Humanities 31/2020 Neuroscience and Philosophy. Drop in Discussion series: Cultural Shock or Learn skills to cope with loneliness, depression, 1/29/2020 Internatinoal Office ID Weeks Room 205 Humanities How to Deal with Emotional Waves homesickness, etc. Presentation by Dr. Shane Semmler (USD Beacom Room 128, Dr. Shane 1/29/2020 Nonverbal Communication Communications Dept) on using nonverbal Beta Alpha Psi Business Student Organization Semmler communication

Andy Howe, Quartermaster ofVFW Post 3061, Cindy Aden, retired veteran of the Vietnam War, Dan Sundberg, USD ROTC, Jake Aus, USD student Veteran Resource Center and Becky Stofer, USD 1/29/2020 Social Studies Presentation student Veteran will participate in vets panel and ELED 360 & SEED 491 Jing Williams classroom Education talk with students about their service . This is to show future social studies teachers the human side of war and raise their awareness of veterans' sacrifices and contributions to society.

Colton Theatre (CFA 154); Depts of Theatre, Music, English, the Of Ebony Embers: Vignettes of the Harlem tuition and fees $2500; staff 1/30/2020 of Ebony Embers College of Fine Arts, and the Office of Arts Renaissance time; equipment; no Diversity additional costs Meme Law: The First Amendment on Social Meme Law: The First Amendment on Social 1/30/2020 Media / Speaker: Matthew Feeney, Director, The Federalist Society Room 101 Law Media Project on Emerging Technologies - Cato Institute

Mei Kwong, Esq. Executive Director, Center for Dr. Jewel Goodman Shepherd, HSAD, 1/30/2020 Telehealth Policy and Regulation Connected Health Policy of the National Beacom 208 Business/ HSAD UHON 390 Honors Seminar Telehealth Policy Resource Center

Fine Arts Room 156. Staff Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Time. $700 Foundation, T&F, 1/30/2020 "Irreducible Cognition: Toward an Embodies Frank Diaz, Non-USD Guest Speaker - USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + University. Also rec'd SD and Non-Reductive Study of Music Experience" Humanities Grand dollars.

Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - USD Faculty Jing Williams (Ed School); Deborah Fine Arts Room 150. Staff 1/30/2020 USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + "Civil War Drummer Boys" Reeves (NMM) Time. Minimal costs T&F+. Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Fine Arts Room 150. Staff 1/30/2020 USD Faculty Sean Kammer (Law School) USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + "Seeing Like the Law" Time. Minimal costs T&F+. State & Foundation funded; "Human Pluripotent Stem Cells: Tools for Timothy Kamp M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Basic Biomedical Sciences Division of 1/30/2020 Lee Med Bldg, 107; BBS Biomedical Science Understanding and Regenerating the Heart" Medicine, University of Wisconsin SSOM: Faculty Seminar Series administrative staff & faculty

Thursday, January 30, 7-8 p.m., Delzell 110 - Workshop: Choosing and Using Textual Support: How do you choose textual evidence to support and develop your thesis?, presented by Prentiss Clark (Department of English). This hands-on workshop will introduce you to strategies for selecting examples (quotations) from academic articles and books. We will focus, in particular, on Prentiss Clark, Choosing and Using Textual classroom space/zoom 1/30/2020 strategies for understanding and navigating Department of English English Support conferencing scholarly sources. The goal is to equip you with techniques for choosing and effectively using the textual support that will strengthen your academic essays. Note the special day - Thursday, rather than the usual Wednesday. Distance students, log onto the Online Writing Center in D2L and select Communications > Zoom Conferencing (USD

Tom O'Boyle from Vermillion Middle School 1/31/2020 VSD Tutoring and Volunteer Opportunities spoke about offering tutoring volunteer ELED 296 Nicki Carr & Kristen DeMuth classroom Education opportunities to students Yankton Boys and Girls Club representative spoke 1/31/2020 Boys and Girls Club Volunteer Opportunities about offering volunteer opportunities to ELED 296 Nicki Carr & Kristen DeMuth classroom Education students Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Fine Arts Room 156. Staff 1/31/2020 "Shapes and Sounds: How to See Verse in USD Faculty Darlene Farabee, (English) USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + Time. Minimal costs T&F+. Shakespear's Period" Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Fine Arts Room 156. Staff 1/31/2020 USD Faculty Lauren Freese (Art) USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + "Hungry Minds" Time. Minimal costs T&F+. Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Fine Arts Room 156. Staff 1/31/2020 USD Faculty Zoli Filotas (Philosophy) USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + "Ancient Science and Political Perception" Time. Minimal costs T&F+. Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Fine Arts Room 156. Staff 1/31/2020 "The Neuroscience Behind Synesthesia: It's Not USD Faculty Lee Baugh (Biomedical Services) USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + Time. Minimal costs T&F+. Easy Being the Color 7" Fine Arts Room 150. Staff Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Time. $700 Foundation, T&F, 1/31/2020 Frank Diaz, Non-USD Guest Speaker - USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + "Music Education Workshop" University. Also rec'd SD Humanities Grand dollars.

SD Room 321. Staff Time. $700 Sound, Color, Shape…. USD Symposium - Foundation, T&F, University. 1/31/2020 Frank Diaz, Non-USD Guest Speaker - USD Music Dept - Paul Lombardi Music + Q&A with Cotnitive Psychology Also rec'd SD Humanities Grand dollars.

FA 156; staff; student workers; 2/2/2020 Y-Chun Lin, Guest Artist Violinist and Dancers from Sioux Falls - Concert Department of Music Arts $200.00, Local Department of Modern Languages and 2/3/2020 Hora de la Fiesta Spanish speaking communication group Slagle 310 Linguistics

Spatial Planning for Biodiversity Conservation in 2/3 & Dr. Amin Rastandeh, Post-Doc Sustainability, Urban New Zeland: Understanding Opportunities Department of Biology Churchill-Haines 101 Scicens 10/2020 Environment & Biology and Limitations

Kick-off with Union of African American 2/3/2020 Black History Month Kick-Off Center for Diversity and Community MUC Diversity Students; Center for Diversity & Community Bill Garry (Cadwell/Sanford, SF), Melanie 2/4/2020 Civility in the Legal Profession Carpenter & Gary Timsen (Woods Fuller) / Student Bar Association Law School Courtroom Law ABOTA Civility Matters Kristin Schulte, Jenna Sorensen and Jessie Seeking Safety - Trauma Informed Practice with 2/4/2020 Department of Social Work Classroom space Social work Foote Children and Adolescents

"Is there still a role for Nuchal Translucency 2/5/2020 Heidi Albers, Genetic Counselor measurement in the changing paradigm of first Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics trimester screening?" Race and Health: Brown Bag Discussion with Center for Diverstiy and 2/5/2020 Informal Discussion with Dr. Cooper Owens Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Health Dr. Deidre Cooper Owens Community 219 Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies (Co-sponsors Center for Diversity & Histories & Politics of Reproduction: Medical Community, Dept. of History, Dept. of 2/5/2020 Bondage and the Birth of Gynecology - Dr. Speaker Series Farber Hall, Old Main Health, Politics, History Political Science , SSOM Dept.of Deidre Cooper Owens OB/GYN, Pathology, Surgery, School of Law)

"Targeting Protein Degradation Pathways for State & Foundation funded; Sharlene Day MD Associate Professor of 2/6/2020 Myosin Binding Protein C Mutations in Basic Biomedical Sciences Lee Med Bldg, 107; BBS Biomedical Science Internal Medicine University of Pennsylvania Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy" administrative staff & faculty Heidi Moser from SESDAC, Dawna Andersen, Field Experience Training for Vermillion Head 2/6/2020 Cindy Guzman, Joe Barth and Kaite Krieger School of Education classroom Special Education Start sites from USD Headstart Drop in Discussion Series: Expectations and Discuss about International student expectations 2/6/2020 International Office ID Weeks Room 205 Diversity Reality ofLife in the US of life in the US Koty Matthieson (Dir. Of Teen Programs, Boys & 2/6/2020 Teen Court Presentation Student Bar Association Law School Room 101 Law Girls Club of Yankton) / Teen Court

Lisa McFadden, MOSCs: Novel Approach to 2/10/2020 Seminar Department of Chemistry Churchill-Haines 118 Chemistry/Health Reduce Methamphetamine Intoxication

Amin Rastandeh, Post doc in Department of “Spatial Planning for Biodiversity Conservation in 2/10/2020 Sustainability & Environment and Department Urban New Zealand: Understanding College of Arts & Sciences classroom space Sciences of Biology Opportunities and Limitations.” building/room, funding hotel Robert Flying Hawk - Yankton Sioux Tribal 2/10/2020 Tribal Healthcare of the Ihantktowan Nation SSOM Diversity & Inclusion room, breakfast, lunch student Health Chairman meeting

2/11/2020 Asian Lunar New Year Celebration Center for Diversity and Community MUC Ballroom Diversity Michael Amols and Travis Lape: Harrisburg Differentiated Instruction, Personalization, and 2/11/2020 School of Education classroom Secondary Education High School Learning Pathways Aging and Health Care - working with adults with 2/11/2020 Rennae O'Connors - SESDAC Department of Social Work Classroom space Social work Intellectual Disabilities 2/12/2020 Celebrate Darwin Day Celebration of Charles Darwin Department of Psychology South Dakota Union 321 Sciences Logan Hale, graduate student presents thesis 43873 "Machine Learning to Understand Emotion" College of Arts & Sciences classroom space Math research and Math Seminar

Drop in Discussion Series: Finding and Proving Discuss student-professor relationship and 2/13/2020 International Office ID Weeks Room 205 Education Yourself in a New Educational Relationship student learning NMM Live! The Mahr Quartet "Classical 2/14/2020 Music by the Majr string quartet Natinoal Music Museum Old Main - Farber Hall Arts Valentine"

2/15/2020 Torii-Con One-day animae convention Student Service - USD Animae Club MUC Arts 2/18/2020 USD Improv Club Pit Performance Improv acts International Office MUC Pit Lounge Arts Colton Recital Hall - WM Lee 2/18/2020 Rawlins Piano Trio International Trio Spring Concert Department of Music Arts Center for Fine Arts Meal and discussion with family of a breast WBB Breast Cancer Survivor's Dinner w/ Dan SCSC - South Gym ; Foundation 2/19/2020 cancer survivor and the women's basketball Athletics-Women's Basketball Health and Wellness and Lori Kenton Funds team.

Discusiion about the importance of women 2/19/2020 Dr. Amanda Duxbury making sure the are taking care of themselves Athletics-Women's Basketball SCSC - South Gym Health and Wellness physically and mentally, as well as self advocacy.

Birth Control Politics Today with Dr. Lauren Brown bag lunch discussion regarding research Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies 2/19/2020 MUC 219 - Center for Diversity History/Science MacIvor Thompson on the history of birth control (College of Arts and Sciences)

2/19/2020 Patricia Matthew: Representation and Race Pedagogy Workshop Multi-Department MUC 216 Diversity

Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Histories & Politics of Reproduction: Doctors (Co-sponsors Center for Diversity & vs. Feminists: Medical and Legal Politics in the Part of Women, Gender & Sexualitiy Studies Community, Dept. of History, Dept. of 2/19/2020 Farber Hall-Old Main Political/Health/Science Early Birth Control Movement" Dr. Lauren Program Political Science , SSOM Dept.of Maclvor Thompson OB/GYN, Pathology, Surgery, School of Law)

Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Information Session - CTL 110, Graduate School 2/19/2020 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Information Session Graduate School Research Lindsay Hayes Index for light refreshments 2/19/2020 Diana Quigley Kaplan Bar Info Session Kaplan / Student Representatives Law School Room 101 Law Critical academic advising: A Freirian Approach: 2/19/2020 Dr. Andrew Puroway AHED 710 class about his Freirian approach to School of Education Classroom Adult & Higher Education critical academic advising

Patricia Matthew: Written Unwritten: 2/20/2020 Public lecture on diversity Multi-Department Farber Hall Diversity Community, Faculty Retention and Diversity Professional panel discussion - Tiffany Graham, 2/20/2020 Perspectives: Professionals of Color Panel Timothy Peterkin, Taneeza Islam and Anshu Center for Diversity and Community MUC 219 - Center for Diversity Diversity Chandra Law School Room 101; Plane Ticket: $624.80 ; Holiday Inn (2 2/20/2020 Saladin Allah Black Law Student Association Speaker Black Law Student Association nights) - $154.00 (Tuition Law funds were used for ticket & hotel)

Jim Goblirsch and Ryan Baedke, Vermillion 2/21/2020 Parks and Recreation School of Education Classroom Sport Management Parks and Recreation Department Truran Piano Competition Judge and Piano FA156; staff; student workers; 2/21/2020 Patricial Stowell , Guest Artist Department of Music Arts Masterclass $1200 Foundation Department of English (College of Arts 2/21/2020 International Mother Language Day Celebrate different languages MUC Pit Lounge Diversity & Sciecnes) Truran guest Artist Masterclass: Patricia Department of Music(College of Fine Colton Recital Hall - WM Lee 2/21/2020 masterclass with musician and soloist Arts Stowell Arts) Center for Fine Arts Skype Session: on music and conducting for USD Smart board; staff, FA 150; 2/21/2020 Stacey Gibbs David Holdhusen, USD Music Arts Chamber Singers $200 GAF Gallery 110; Collton Recital Exhibition of outstanding high school student Carol Geu, USD Department of Art, 2/23/2020 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Exhibit Hall; staff; funding by Art and arts, humanities artwork and creative writing USD Department of English ENGL departments 2/24/2020 Ms. Deborah Christensen, Bank of the West Personal Banking Information Athletics-Volleyball SCSC -film room Health and Wellness Dr. Bruce Wylie & Steve Boyle "Mapping land change processes with machine-learning Departmetn of Bilology (College of Arts 2/24/2020 (Remote applications of grassland Guest Seakers Churchill-Haines 101 Sciences & Sciences) ecosystems0drought, livestocki forage, carbon fluxes cheatgrass and permafrost)

2/25/2020 Ryan Rolf from SDEA Professional Education Ethics School of Education Classroom Education Dr Mike Roussell sponsored by the SD Beef Sponsored by the SD Beef 2/26/2020 Sports Nuturtion & Recovery Athletics-Strength and Conditioning Health and Wellness Council Industry Council ; Dome Club 2/26/2020 ASL Silent Dinner American Sign Language Club Silent Dinner ASL Club MUC 211 Diversity MUC Ballroom 225A, Graduate Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Preliminary Session - 2/26/2020 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Preliminary Session Graduate School School Index for light Research Lindsay Hayes, Kerri Dodd, Wendy Thorson refreshments Department of History (College of Arts regional colleges attend sessions on papers in 2/27/2020 55th Annual Student History Conference &Sciences) and Zeta Mu(Phi Alpha MUC History history Theta)

Tony Krus (USD Anthropology) and William Ranney (Clay County Historical Preservation “Vanished Clay County: Archaeology and Department of Anthropology & 2/26/2020 none Anthropology Commission) present to the public at the Edith Forgotten Towns”. sociology B. Siegrist Vermillion Public library

Aalfs Auditorium; student 2/27/2020 USD Band w/ Yankton High School Band Concert Department of Music workers; staff; $250 GAF funds Arts for shared pizza meal

Nicole Etcheson, Ball State University presents “First African Americans, Then Women, Children, 2/27/2020 the plenary lecture for the Student History and Idiots: The Fifteenth and Nineteenth Department of History Foundation funds-MUC History Conference Amendments to the United States Constitution.”

State & Foundation funded; Louis-Jan Pilaz Ph.D. Assistant Scientist “Neural Stem Cells: Amazing Multitaskers, and Basic Biomedical Sciences Division of 2/27/2020 Lee Med Bldg, 107; BBS Biomedical Science Peiatrics & Rare Disease Sanford Research What Can Go Wrong When They Fail” SSOM: Faculty Seminar Series administrative staff & faculty John A. Day Gallery -WM Lee 2/28/2020 Wine With Will Fundraiser for SD Shakespeare Festival Arts Center for Fine Arts 2/28/2020 Lt. Jeffrey Critchlow U.S. Air Force JAG Corps Presentation Career Services Office Law School Room 103 Law John Casey, Guest Bassist, supplement bass Sonja Kraus, USD Dept of Music MUEN $400.00 220643, Aalfs 3/1/2020 Guest Bassist Music section, USD Chamber Orchestra Concert 145/345/745 Auditorium

A brief history of the role that Western medicine has played in the colonization of Indigenous peoples, this presentation will explore the ways in which healthcare remains an important pillar in upholding tribal sovereignty and the individual On Whose Authority: Indigenous Healthcare, 3/2/2020 autonomy of native peoples based in this critical Native American Studies Lee Med Room 107 Diversity, Health Colonization, and the Recalmation of Body knowledge of healthcare as a necessary component of decolonization. We will explore concrete goals and solutions in the reclamation of traditional medicine in the context of colonization.

Dr. Russell A. Ligon - Researcher, Cornell The Evolution of complex signaling strategies: Churchill-Haines Room 101; 3/2/2020 Department of Biology Science University Lab of Ornithology case studeis in chameleons and birds of paradise food; travel expenses; Soft, Spongy and Conductive Materials for Churchill-Haines, Room 118; 3/2/2020 Zhengtao Zhu Department of Chemistry Science Human Motion Monitoring food

John Casey, Guest Bassist, supplement bass Sonja Kraus, USD Dept of Music MUEN $400.00 220643, Aalfs 3/3/2020 Guest Bassist Music section, USD Chamber Orchestra Concert 145/345/745 Auditorium

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies /Departmetn of History/Department of 3/3/2020 Lorna Tucker Amá - film and panel discussion Political Science/Office for Farber Hall , Old Main History/Politics Diversity/Sanford School of Medicine/School of Law

Jeanne Thune, CHTP; Regan Luken, MSN; Cathy Julian Hall Back Lab; LM 327 & 3/3/2020 Tiernery MSN, HTPA offered students, faculty Healing Touch None LM 325 and staff healing touch sessions Patty Waafe, Sanford Health presented form, Class time. Space and 3//3/2020 SHS Immunization Policies and Procedures SOCW 330, Dr. Norris Social Work reason, policy and steps to comply computer GENETIC ConSEQUENCES "Genetic 3/4/2020 Claire Shepherd, Genetic Counseling Intern Counselors'Attitudes Toward And Practice Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Related to Psychiatric Genetic Counseling" John A Day Gallery, Warren M Art Gallery, Amy Fill Interim Art Gallery 3/4/2020 AJ Fraken Copyright Presentation Project Ms. Show Lunch Hour Lee Center for Fine Arts - No Arts Director Funding John A Day Gallery, Warren M Cindy Struckman-Johnson Reception Art Gallery, Amy Fill Interim Art Gallery 3/4/2020 Project Ms. Show Reception Lee Center for Fine Arts - No Arts Comments Director Funding Art Gallery, Amy Fill Interim Art Gallery John A Day Gallery, Warren M 3/4/2020 Diane Van Den Oever Reception Musician Project Ms. Show Reception Arts Director Lee Center for Fine Arts - $100 Attorneys Clint Sargent, Connie Larson, & 3/4/2020 Alison Ramsdell / Professionalism & Professionalism & Communication Panel USD School of Law Law School Courtroom Law Communication Dr. Uma Kelekar, Associate Professor of 3/4/2020 Healthcare Management - Marymount Preparing Students for a Diverse Workforce Beacom School of Business Beacom Hall Business/Diversity University Humanities Research Forum: Press Fearlessly On - 3/4/2020 Dr. Molly Rozum College of Arts & Sciences MUC 211 Politics/Humanities Episodes in South Dakota Woman Sufferage

A oompetition all graduate students the 3/4/2020 Three Minute Thesis opportunity to share the significance and impact Community College for Sioux Falls Farber Hall , Old Main Multiple genres of their research project in three minutes. $650 221753, Fine Arts Room 3/4/2020 Joshua Johnson, Guest Horn Recital Guest Horn Reciatl Amy Laursen, USD Dept of Music Music 156

On Whose Authority? Indigenous healthcare, 3/4/2020 Autumn Cavender-Wilson SSOM D&I, Native American Studies student food/ food health colonization and the reclamation of the body

Reflection as professional and ethically Dr. Craig McGill for his Spring 2020 3/4/2020 Drs. Tony Lazarowicz and Kyle Ross responsible practice - a research project invovling section of AHED 710 Social Justice and Classroom Adult & Higher Education the examination of privilege. Cultural Issues in Adult Education 3/5/2020 Joshua Johnson, Guest Horn Masterclass Guest Horn Masterclass Amy Laursen, USD Dept of Music Included w/ above Music Joshua Johnson, lecturer of music at Iowa State Colton Recital Hall - Warren M. 3/5 &6/20 Horn Masterclass Department of Music Arts University Lee Center for Fine Arts

Thomas Frieberg (Frieberg, Nelson & Ask, LLP), Stacy Kooistra (City Attorney - City of Sioux Falls), Ross Den Herder (Den Herder & Hosmer 3/5/2020 Municipal law Panel USD School of Law Law School Room 101 Law Law Office - Yankton), Kelsey Collier-Wise (Executive Directory - United Way of Vermillion) / Municipal Law Panel

Andrew Markquart (Staff Attorney) / Innocence Project of Minnesota Information 3/5/2020 USD School of Law Law School Room 104 Law Innocence Project of Minnesota Session

HSC room #106 - Sioux Mark Huntington, MD, PhD, Program Director Falls.Video conferencing to of family medicine residency, Center for Family Rapid City Campus room 210, Department of Family Meidcine Grand 3/5/2020 Medicine Disaster Preparedness for Family Physicians Yankton Area Pavillion 2400, Medical Education Rounds Matthew Owens, MD, Family Medicine and Vermillion Lee Med Room Physician, Redfield Avera Clinic 201 $0

“¿Qué dijo? ¡No entiendo ni papa!” (What did Hilda Sánchez-Herrera, CHI, CHW Spanish 3/9/2020 they say? I did not understand a word!): Why SSOM D&I student food health Interpreter at Sanford Health meaningful access matters

a program, by Microsoft, aimed at engaging high school girls in STEM. This year’s featured speaker is Miss America, Camille Schrier from Virginia. Ms. Schrier a has bachelor degree in biochemistry and systems biology and is pursuing 3/12/2020 Miss America Camille Schrier her Ph.D. in pharmacy. Students from the Department of Biomedical Engineering GEAR Center classrooms STEM Department of Biomedical Engineering will assist her in doing a demonstration related to drug delivery to emphasize that biomedical engineering strategies can be used to fight the opioid crisis Beyond Zero Tolerance: Finding What Works in Declined the Honorarium, TIE Training for school teachers and 3/13/2020 Tim Doyle, School Resource Officer Center for Disabilities School Discipline Building in Rapid City other community members. GENETIC ConSEQUENCES "It All Makes Sense 3/18/2020 Angela Filose, Genetic Counselor Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Now..Adult Diagnosis of DSD." Sotirios Keros, MD, Assistant Professor, 2,511.00 (23R241) 3/24- Pediatric Neurology, Co-founder, Doctored Financial Lectures/Q&A Sessions Pillar 3 Transition to Residency Course honorarium, held through SSOM Financial Lectures 25/2020 Money Zoom GENETIC ConSEQUENCES "The Art of 3/25/2020 Gillian Halter, Genetic Counseling Intern Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Preimplantation Genetic Testing"

Carrie Geppert, SD Division of Developmental 3/26/2020 Intervention and Support lecture Center for Disabilities HSC Classroom LEND Students Disabilities, Intervention and Support Specialist

Sadie Winckler BSW, MSW, LCSW Presented in 3/26/2020 Sanford Long Term Care Facility/Vermillion SOCW 200 Vermillion and Sioux Falls computer usage written form what she does as a social worker

Russell Thompson from Apex Touring presents a 4/6/2020 Learn about Theatrical Touring Zoom discussion about theatrical touring, open USD Theatre, Jonathan Allender-Zivic GAF; USD Zoom service Arts to all theatre majors and faculty

Scott McConnel, Department of Educational classroom - IdeaFest Keynote Language acquisition as it relates to early 4/8/2020 Psychology, Special Education Program, at the SPED 431 William Sweeney speaker offered to provide a Education childhood special education University of Minnesota session for education majors 4/16/2020 FASD and Executive Function Bruce Fogas, Ph.D., Volunteers of America Center for Disabilities Zoom FAMP 540: LEND Students 4/22/2020 FASD and Executive Function Bruce Fogas, Ph.D., Volunteers of America Center for Disabilities Zoom FAMP 540: LEND Students 4/23/2020 Where you go from Here? Leadership wrap-up Renee Schultz, Sanford Health Center for Disabilities Zoom FAMP 540: LEND Students Vanessa Anderson-Smith, MA, CCC-SLP, Andersion-Smith Speech Therapy, LLC Kim Brink, MSPT, Physical Therapist, Little Miracles PT, Inc. Panel Discusstion: Tips and Tricks of Elizabeth Falk Schwab, AuD, Audiologist, Schwab 4/30/2020 Center for Disabilities Zoom FAMP 540: LEND Students Entrepreneurialship Audiology, Inc. Sarah P. Powell, M.D., Ear, Nose and Throat Consultants Brittany Schmidt, MA, CCC-SLP, Autism Behavioral Consulting Jeanne Thune, Certified Healing Touch Presented via course Zoom Nursing and complementary 4/22/2020 NURS 119 Practitioner - Healing Touch as a Complementary Department of Nursing link modalities Modality 4/6/2020 Helath Care Systems Andrew Geleynse, OTR/L Department of Occupational Therapy No (volunteered time) OT Health Care Insurance; Patient Protection & 4/15/2020 Laura Hooper, Manager, Health Policy Department of Occupational Therapy No (volunteered time) OT Affordable Care Act 4/17/2020 Canine Rehab Jean Gill, CCRP SOTA No (volunteered time) OT 4/21/2020 Private Insurance & Medicaid Amy Heumiller, OT/L Department of Occupational Therapy No (volunteered time) OT

4/27/2020 Medicare & Medicaid Jill Gabbert, OTR/L, CAPS Department of Occupational Therapy No (volunteered time) OT

4/27/2020 VA Kirsten Gerdes, MS, OTR/L Department of Occupational Therapy No (volunteered time) OT 4/20/2020 Horizon Dental, Public Health Jacqueline Creelman Kelly, RDH Department of Dental Hygiene online presentation Dental Hygiene Preventing Abuse and Neglect through Dental 4/27/2020 Cori Jacobson, Delta Dental Department of Dental Hygiene online presentation Dental Hygiene Awareness 4/6/2020 Periodontal Surgery Overview Paul Johnson, DDS Department of Dental Hygiene online presentation Dentistry 4/17/2020 Impant Placement & Tongue Tie Ed Kusek, DDS Department of Dental Hygiene online presentation Dentristry Allie Morris, Genetics Counseling Intern "Genetic 4/1/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Counselors' Experiences and Interest in Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Telegenetics and Remote Counseling."

Karina Skov, Genetic Counseling Intern “What do 4/8/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics you know about H.R. 3235? Let’s talk.” Pamela McGrann, MD “Syndromic 4/15/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Craniosynostosis”

Yvonne Cardona, Genetic Counseling Intern “Low Referral Rate for Genetic Testing in Racially 4/22/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics and Ethnically Diverse Patients Despite Universal Colorectal Cancer Screening”

Annina Cooper, Genetic Counseling Intern 4/29/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics “Welcome to Sex Ed and ID”

Jordyn Gunville, MPH, shares journey into public health research from the Cheyenne River Sioux 4/14/2020 Public Health and Research Public Health $150 honorarium public health Researvation to the University of Kansas Medical Center as a doctoral student in health policy.

Katie Schleper, Genetic Counseling Intern: "Optimizing Efficiency and Skill Utilization: 5/6/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Analysis of Genetic Counselors' Attitudes Regarding Delegation in a Clinical Setting" Malia Triebold, Genetic Counseling Intern: "The 5/13/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Secret Life of Tests: Exploring Unconsented Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Genetic Testing" 5/27/2020 Grand Rounds Dr. Shawn Vuong " Clearing C-Spine " Surgery Grand Rounds Video conferencing Surgery Brett Lovrien, Attorney for Cadwell Sanford Pathology & Transitional Year 5/28/2020 Speaker Video conferencing Graduate Medical Education Deibert & Garry LLP on "Physician Contracts" Residency

SARS-CoV-2: Virology and Immunology. Dr. Victor Project ECHO: University of Thursday Project ECHO: University of South Dakota Project ECHO: University of South C. Huber, PhD, Professor, Division of Basic South Dakota - School of Public Health - SARS-CoV-2/COVID- May 7 7:00- COVID-19 South Dakota ECHO Dakota - School of Health Sciences and Biomedical Sciences, University of South Dakota Health Sciences and Sanford 19 8:00pm CT Sanford School of Medicine Sanford School of Medicine School of Medicine COVID-19 therapy: South Dakota Infectious Disease Physician’s Perspective. Dr. Susan A. Hoover, MD, PhD, Infectious Disease, Sanford Health and Associate Professor of Internal Thursday Medicine at the University of South Dakota Project ECHO: University of Project ECHO: University of South Dakota Project ECHO: University of South May 14 Sanford School of Medicine. Lessons Learned South Dakota - School of Public Health - SARS-CoV-2/COVID- COVID-19 South Dakota ECHO Dakota - School of Health Sciences and 7:00- from the Frontline: Volunteering in NYC. Dr. Health Sciences and Sanford 19 Sanford School of Medicine 8:00pm CT Meghan Curry O'Connell, MD, MPH, Family School of Medicine Practice Physician, Horizon Health Care and Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine

Reintroducing routine patient appointments and lessons learned. Dr. Allison Suttle, MD, Chief Project ECHO: University of Medical Officer, Sanford Health. Dr. Steven Thursday Project ECHO: University of South Dakota Project ECHO: University of South South Dakota - Project Maser, MD, Hand Surgery Specialist, and Vice Public Health - SARS-CoV-2/COVID- May 21 7:00- COVID-19 South Dakota ECHO Dakota - School of Health Sciences and Coordinator, Dean School of President and Medical Director of Monument 19 8:00pm CT Sanford School of Medicine Health Sciences, Dean of Rural Health Orthopedic and Specialty Hospital and Medicine Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine

COVID-19 Inpatient Management. Dr. Michael P. Pietila, MD, FCCP, FACP Pulmonary, Critical Care, Sleep and Internal Medicine Yankton Medical Clinic and Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Project ECHO: University of Thursday Project ECHO: University of South Dakota Medicine University of South Dakota Sanford Project ECHO: University of South South Dakota - Project May 28 Public Health - SARS-CoV-2/COVID- COVID-19 South Dakota ECHO School of Medicine. COVID-19 Patient Palliative Dakota - School of Health Sciences and Coordinator, Dean School of 7:00- 19 Care and Hospice Care. Dr. Terri Peterson-Henry, Sanford School of Medicine Health Sciences, Dean of Rural 8:00pm CT DO, Palliative Care and Hospice Care Specialist at Medicine Sanford Health and Clinical Professor of Family Medicine University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine. Deconstructing Researcher Myths: Developing 6/17/2020 your Passion, Understanding Motivation, Dr. Shane Nordyke, USD Dept of Political Science CURCS, UDiscover Zoom, Gallagher Center staff undergraduate research Getting to Know You President Gestring, Provosto Hackemer, Scott 6/15/2020 Enrollment, Retention, and Finances Townhall Office of the President webcast Administrative Pohlson and Adam Rosheim panelists

This was a continuing education seminar for music teachers seeking graduate credits for 6/15 - salary enhancement and/or recertification. Music Department MUS 790 UE2 - Choral Directors Insitute Externally Funded Music - CDE 6/20/2020 Lectures were presented by the following non- Don Langlie & David Holdhusen USD speakers online. 1. Dr. Kevin Fenton (Professor, Florida State University) - 2 sessions

This was a continuing education seminar for music teachers seeking graduate credits for salary enhancement and/or recertification. Lectures were presented by the following non- USD speakers online. (1.) Dr. Onsby Rose 6/15 - Music Department MUS 790 UE2 - Band Directors Instutue (Director of Bands, Dordt University (IA) (2.) Mr. Externally Funded Music - CDE 6/20/2020 Paul Shilf & John LaCognata Alex Kaminsky (Director of Bands, VanderCook College of Music (IL) (3.) Dr. Brant Karrick (composer, Northern Kentucky University) (4.) Mr. Randy Greenwell (Conn-Selmer: Educational Support Manager - Midwest Region)

Dr. David Kahn spoke about the practice and role of school neuropsychologists for Dr. Hajovsky's SPSY 772 Neuropsychology class on Wednesday, SPSY 772 Neuropsychology Class presentation - 6/24/20. He joined from Texas via ZOOM where No fees associated; Virtual 6/24/2020 School of Education Education Dr. David Kahn he covered two comprehensive school Class neuropsychology cases and answered questions related to the practice of school neuropsychology. Presenting Your Research - The Poster 7/1/2020 Dr. Sara Lowmaster, USD Dept of Psychology CURCS, UDiscover Zoom, Gallagher Center staff undergraduate research Presentation President Gestring Executive Director Maher 7/13/2020 USD Townhall on Diversity Office of the President Webcast Diversity discussion on diversity Writing tips for abstracts. Ben Hagen, Assistant Grant, Academic Affairs, 7/15/2020 UDiscover Seminiar #3 - Writing Abstracts CURCS, Gallahger Center undergraduate research Professor of English Gallahger Center

Information on UGR opportunties, national competitive scholarships, and resume building. Grant, Academic Affairs, 7/29/2020 UDiscover Seminiar #4 - What's Now? Melisssa Berninger, Interm Director of Honors; CURCS, Gallahger Center undergraduate research Gallahger Center Ashlin Schoenfelder, Career Advisor; Kim Albracht, Undergraduate Research Advisor

Inclusiveness & Professionalism Keynote 8/10/2020 Orientation Address, Taneeza Islam, Law Office of Taneeza Knudson School of Law MUC Ballroom Law Islam Inclusiveness & Professioanlism Panel Discussion: 8/11/2020 Orientation Cesar A. Juarez, Tamara P. Nash, Revathi Truong, Knudson School of Law MUC Ballroom Law and John Duffy 8/11/2020 Orientation Hon. Susan M. Sabers, 2nd Judicial Circuit Knudson School of Law MUC Ballroom Law 8/11/2020 Orientation Rebecca Porter, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers Knudson School of Law MUC Ballroom Law "Anamalies of Intestinal Rotation" Dr. Scott Keckler MD Pediatric Surgeon, Sanford 8/12/2020 Grand Rounds Surgery Grand Rounds Surgery Children's Hospital (Dr. Keckler is not currently on faculty) Geoffrey T. Tufty, Clinical Associate Professor, 8/20/2020 Retinopathy of Prematurity Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department Department of Surgery and Pediatrics

Julie L. Fenton, Ph.D. Design and Synthesis of Heterostructured Arnold O. Beckman Postdoctoral Fellow Chemistry Department, Chem 472 & 8/24/2020 Nanoparticle Libraries through Sequential Dichtel Research Group None, Zoom presentation Chemistry Chem 490 Cation Exchange Pathways Department of Chemistry Northwestern University 8/25- Student Rights and Responsibility-Jordan ASC 100-U26, U27, and U29 (Student Student Athlete Freshman Seminar class UAK-313, USL-305, UCL-118 ASC 26/2020 Bonstrom (USD) Athlete Success Center) Ranjeet John (Assistant Professor of Biology, Anthony Krus for GEOG 210 (World 8/26/20 Intro to Geospatial Analysis in Geography none geography University of South Dakota) Regional Geography)

"The Current Status of Heated Intraperitoneal 8/26/2020 Grand Rounds Chemotherapy (HIPEC)" Dr. Robert P. Sticca MD Surgery Grand Rounds Surgery (Dr. Sticca is not currently on faculty) Beacom School of Business, Chad Dr. Justin Smith presnetd on keys in healthcare 8/27/2020 Overview of Health Care Analytics Birger/DSCI 505/Business Analytics No Business analytics Fundamentals Shawn M. Vuong, MD, Neurosurgeon, Sanford 8/27/2020 CSF Dynamics Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department Health Ranjeet John (Assistant Professor of Biology, Anthony Krus for ANTH 230 (Intro to 8/28/20 Intro to Geospatial Analysis in Archaeology none archaeology University of South Dakota) Archaeology) Monthly lunch gathering of faculty and students West lawn of Dakota Hall; Department of Political Science Brown Bag 8/28/2020 to discuss current events in politics, public Department of Political Science Email communications to Political science Lunch administration and criminal justice. announce the event. Patricia Toben, Guest Speaker, Arts & Community Engagement Coordinator-Sioux City 8/31/2020 Becoming an Avid Champion for the Arts Music/Virtual Arts Public Schools: On Becoming an Avid Champion for the Arts

Presentation by Eide Bailly about career opportunities and working in COVID environment; Nick Crank (Senior Manager-Tax); Sarah Ridley (Senior Associate-Audit); Jonna Zoom Session, Faculty advisor 9/1/2020 Eide Bailly Professional Presentation Beta Alpha Psi Business Meehan (Tax Manager); Eric Hanson (Sr. Manger (Karen Davies) Fraud & Forensic Adivising); Kassie Holland (Tax Manager); Abigail Brandenburger (Senior Associate Tax)

Presentation by the Beacom Career Success Zoom session, Manger CSC 9/2/2020 Career Success Center Presenter Center about internship and recuriting season; Beta Alpha Psi (Mandy Hanson) Faculty Business Mandy Hanson (Manger of CSC) Advisor (Karen Davies) Suicide awareness and prevention-Michele ASC 100-U26, U27, and U29 (Student 9/1&2/2020 Student Athlete Freshman Seminar class UAK-313, USL-305, UCL-118 ASC Turner, Cooke House (USD) Athlete Success Center) Vulnerable Kids: Why Some Children Have Poor 9/3/2020 Joseph C. Presson, DO, PGY3 Pediatric Resident Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department Health and Possible Solutions Heather Bell, MD - CHI St. Gabriel's Family Department of Family Medicine Grand Medical Center, Little Falls, MN HSC Room 104, 106, 108, 9/3/2020 Establishing MAT in your Clinic Rounds "Confronting the Opioid Crisis Medical Education Kurt DeVine, MD- CHI St. Gabriel's Family Zoom video conferencing in Clinic" Medical Center, Little Falls, MN Victor Strasburg, MD - Resident Physician, Center for Family Medicine Department of Family Medicine Grand HSC Room 104, 106, 108, 9/3/2020 MAT and OUD Paitent Education Derek Lee, MD - Resident Physician, Sanford Rounds "Confronting the Opioid Crisis Medical Education Zoom video conferencing School of Medicine in Clinic" Emily Spanier, PA-C, MPAS

James Wilde, MD- Center for Family Medicine Department of Family Medicine Grand HSC Room 104, 106, 108, 9/3/2020 MAT in South Dakota Panel Jennifer Ball, PhD - Center for Family Medicine Rounds "Confronting the Opioid Crisis Medical Education Zoom video conferencing Daniel Felix, PhD- Center for Family Medicine in Clinic"

9/3/2020 Leadership Part II Renee Schulz, MS, RN - Sanford LEND Students HSC Rooms 104, 106, 108 Center for Disabilities Alyssa Hunter from Advanced Travel Therapy provided information to OT students about the Student Occupational Therapy Virtual presentation with no 9/4/2020 SOTA Lunch n' Learn Occupational Therapy company, job opportunities, life as a new grad, Association cost to the university and the pros and cons of travel therapy

Zoom recording for use by 9/4/2020 My Social Work Practice Diane Dacosta, VA Social Worker, Sarasota, FL SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work students at a future date. Annual co-sponsored event to bring together students from across campus to learn vital Co-sponsored by Center for Diversity 5th Annual Multicultural Leadership Institute leadership skills. Internal (USD) speakers: Laura- Office for Diversity provided 09/04-09/05 and Community, Fraternity and Leadership, Student Affairs (MLI) Renee Chandler, Travis Letellier, Laura Anderton, Aramark catering: $1584.00 Sorority Life, Office for Diversity Saeed Dabbour. Travis's talk titled: "Intersectionality and Identity"

Cara Koch, Social Worker, Native American Zoom recording for use by 9/6/2020 My Social Work Practice SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work Rehabilitation Asso, Portland, OR students at a future date. USD Music - Luis Viquez - Clarinet 9/8/2020 Speaker: Tips on Bass Clarinet Technique Dr. Lucas Willsie, Central Methodist Univ, MO Zoom, $0 Music Studio David Floyd, Social Worker, Wounded Warriors, Zoom recording for use by 9/8/2020 My Social Work Practice SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work Georgia students at a future date. Campus Police, alcohol and drug law on campus ASC 100-U26, U27, and U29 (Student 9/8&9/2020 Student Athlete Freshman Seminar class and Vermillion-Bryant Jackson or Juston Sangster UAK-313, USL-305, UCL-118 ASC Athlete Success Center) (USD police) Rebecca Jirik, Genetic Counseling Intern presented "Experiences of Women Who Have 9/9/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Had Carrier Testing for Duchenne Muscular Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Dystrophy and Becker Muscular Dystrophy During Adolescence" Zoom recording for use by 9/9/2020 My Social Work Practice Max Hunhoff, School Social Worker, Arizona SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work students at a future date. Heather Bell, MD - CHI St. Gabriel's Family Department of Family Medicine Grand Medical Center, Little Falls, MN HSC Room 104, 106, 108, 9/3/2020 Establishing MAT in your Clinic Rounds "Confronting the Opioid Crisis Medical Education Kurt DeVine, MD- CHI St. Gabriel's Family Zoom video conferencing in Clinic" Medical Center, Little Falls, MN Victor Strasburg, MD - Resident Physician, Center for Family Medicine Department of Family Medicine Grand HSC Room 104, 106, 108, 9/3/2020 MAT and OUD Paitent Education Derek Lee, MD - Resident Physician, Sanford Rounds "Confronting the Opioid Crisis Medical Education Zoom video conferencing School of Medicine in Clinic" Emily Spanier, PA-C, MPAS

James Wilde, MD- Center for Family Medicine Department of Family Medicine Grand HSC Room 104, 106, 108, 9/3/2020 MAT in South Dakota Panel Jennifer Ball, PhD - Center for Family Medicine Rounds "Confronting the Opioid Crisis Medical Education Zoom video conferencing Daniel Felix, PhD- Center for Family Medicine in Clinic"

Lori Huitema, Clinical Social Worker, LSS, Zoom recording for use by 9/9/2020 My Social Work Practice SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work Yankton, SD students at a future date. Zoom Conference, Faculty Job Recruitment; Andy McQuistan, Senior 9/9/2020 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Financial Management Association Advisors Klaus Beckmann & Business Examiner Yewman Yip superintendents were invited to talk about their experiences with supporting the National Educational Leadership Preparation (NELP) standard one, which is promoting the mission School of Education: Educational 9/9/2020 Dr. Lori Simon and Amy Ferley Zoom Meeting Educational Leadership and vision of a school district. Lori shared this Leadership from an experienced superintendent perspective and Amy shared this from a novice superintendent perspective.

Get A Grip on Your Business: Six Keys to Presentation by Mike Paton: Best-selling author, Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/10/2020 Getting What You Want from your Family PFBA Global Ambssador for EOS Worldwide Annual Conference for $21,000 Business You already run on EOS: Take a Deeper Dive Breakout Session with Sara B. Stern, Certified Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/10/2020 PFBA into the EOS Toolbox EOS Implementer and founder of The Sage Pages Annual Conference for $2,800 Who Am I? Helping Next Gen Find Their Place Breakout Session with Amy Wirtz, The Family Prairie Family Business Association 9/10/2020 Hilton Garden Inn PFBA in the Family Enterprise Business Consulting Group Annual Conference

Family Business Success Stories: Stacey Pearson, StratOp: Staying Relevant Through Times of Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Gardne Inn; Contracted 9/10/2020 Owner, Spinnaker Strategy, LLC & former director PFBA Change Annual Conference for $3,500 of Strategic Operations at OtterBox Family Business Success Stories: Melani & Rob Values-Based Alignment- The TR Presidential Prairie Family Business Association 9/10/2020 Walton, Co-founders of the Rob and Melani Hilton Garden Inn PFBA Library and Walton Family Story Annual Conference Walton Foundation Breakout Session: Andrew Knutson, J.D., Prairie Family Business Association 9/10/2020 Asset Protection Planning Hilton Garden Inn PFBA Thompson Law, PLLC Annual Conference What should we do differently in 2021, based Breakout Session: Jason McKeever, Chief Prairie Family Business Association 9/10/2020 Hilton Garden Inn PFBA on what we know today? Learning Officer at Eide Bailly Annual Conference

Breakout Session: Amanda Radke, Advocate for Prairie Family Business Association 9/10/2020 Family Dynamics: The Blessing and the Curse Hilton Garden Inn PFBA Agriculture and Family Business Annual Conference

Creating and Living an Authentic and Deliverate Breakout Session: Jared D. Lock, Ph.D, Founder & Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/10/2020 PFBA Culture in your Family Business CEO at the JDL Group Annual Conference for $400 Breakout Session: Abbey Group: Sandra McNelly, Using Your Peer Network to Advance Your Principle Consultatn, Abbey Legacy; Michael Stec, Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/10/2020 PFBA Business in Good Times & Bad Second Generation, Stec's Advertising; Jarod Annual Conference for $650 Stec, Third Generation, Stec's Advertising

Lessons from Century Club Companies: Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/10/2020 Breakout Session: Vicki TenHaken PFBA Manging for Lon-Term Success Annual Conference for $500 USD Native American Healthcare 9/10/2020 NAHSP - American Indian College Fund (AICF) Nicollette Weston, Director None STEM & Scholarships for AI/AN Scholars Program (NAHSP)

9/10/2020 Childhood Immunization Challenges William E. Cosgrove, MD, Immunization Expert Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department Vulnerable Kids: Why Some Children Have Poor 9/3/2020 Joseph C. Presson, DO, PGY3 Pediatric Resident Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department Health and Possible Solutions Virtual Faculty Seminar via Zoom - Subhash Advances in Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis and Funding from BBS Foundation 9/10/2020 Chauhan "Advances in Pancreatic Cancer BBS - Khosrow Rezvani Science Treatment funds-$500 for seminar Diagnosis and Treatment" Keynote Speaker: Six Disruptive Demographics Keynote Speaker: D.r James Johnson, Jr. Ph.D.- Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/11/2020 PFBA that will Change America Forever Demographer Annual Conference for $5,000

Cody Henrichs, Washington Pavilion Art Curator, Art, Cory Knedler, ART 487 9/11/2020 MFA degrees and Jobs in Art n/a Art discussed how to get gallery exhibitions. Professional Practice Capstone class Breakout Session: David Plummer & Dr. Adam Prairie Family Business Association 9/11/2020 Values-Centered Decision Making Hilton Garden Inn PFBA Gallenber, JSA Advising Annual Conference

Breakout Session: Candace Kane, Executive Prairie Family Business Association 9/11/2020 Help! My Brain is Afraid to Retire Hilton Garden Inn PFBA Coach and Leadership Coach at Eide Bailly Annual Conference Family Talent- Generational Interaction Can Breakout Session: Agatha Johnson, CEO and Prairie Family Business Association Hilton Garden Inn; Contracted 9/11/2020 Shake Up Economic Uncertainty and PFBA Founder of Generations to Generations Annual Conference for $790 Distraction Breakout Session: Larry Hause, J.D., Hause Family Prairie Family Business Association 9/11/2020 How a Board Can Add To Your Succession Plan Hilton Garden Inn PFBA Business Transitions Annual Conference Breakout Session: Brad Johnston, Maggie How to put your fmaily business in an Prairie Family Business Association 9/11/2020 Johnston, Ty Johnston, Creative Planning, Hilton Garden Inn PFBA attractive position for watever lies ahead Annual Conference formerly The Johnston Group 9/11/2020 US. Air Force JAG Corps info session Lt. Jeffrey Critchlow and Capt. Phillip Beckmann Career Services courtroom and zoom Law Linda Duba, SD State Representative; Whitney USD School of Health Sciences (DICA Human Experience: Self and Others Panelist 9/14/2020 Lucas Molitor (USD OT Dept); Emily White Hat, Committee, IHEC Committee, and ZOOM Health Sciences Series -- Topic: Social Determinants of Health Esquire ECHO collaboration)

Presenation by RSM- Building your Professional Zoom Session, Faculty advisor 9/15/2020 RSM Professional Presentation Beta Alpha Psi Business Brand in a Virtual Environment (Karen Davies) Speaker: The Clarinet Collection of The USD Music - Luis Viquez - Clarinet 9/15/2020 Dr. Deborah Reeves, National Music Museum Zoom, $0 Music National Music Museum Studio 9/15/2020 Resume/Inteview Sarah Siemonsoma HSC 305 No Health Sciences (Virtual) Claire Shepherd, Genetic Counseling Intern 9/16/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES presented "Advanced Pedigree Analysis Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Navigating Our Way Through a Family Tree" Job Recruitment; Jessical Alvey, National Bank Zoom Conference, Faculty 9/16/2020 Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) Examiner; Ashlynn Blenner, Associate National Financial Management Association Advisors Klaus Beckmann & Business Bank Examiner Yewman Yip 9/16/2020 Federalist Society guest speaker Richard Duncan of UNL Federalist Society room 101 Law Election and Voting Law - Panel (featuring Nicholas Stephanopoulos, Richard Pildes, Sara 9/16/2020 Law Review Symposium Law Review zoom Law Frankenstein, and Richard Williams moderated by Dean Fulton) Kyle Kopko '"X" Marks the Spot, or Does It? An 9/16/2020 Law Review Symposium Analysis of Voter Intent Laws and their Law Review zoom Law Impolications for Counting Paper Ballots' Sara Frankenstein "Practicing Election Law in 9/16/2020 Law Review Symposium Law Review zoom Law South Dakota"

9/16/2020 Law Review Symposium Trent England "Race and the Electoral College" Law Review zoom Law David Schultz "Voting Rights and 9/16/2020 Law Review Symposium Unconstitutionality of the Electoral College Law Review zoom Law Winner-take-all Allocation" Lauren Ward a& Benjamin Griffith "Voting in a 9/16/2020 Law Review Symposium Pandemic: The Effect of COVID-19 on America's Law Review zoom Law Elections" Zoom Meeting Software and Artificial Intelligence in Medicine: time for I- Gokhan Olgun, MD, FAAP, Critical Care 9/17/2020 Pediatric Grand Rounds Meeting room (HSC Sioux Department doctors? Pediatrician Falls) 9/17/2020 Resume/Inteview Linda Heerde HSC 305 No Professional skills development focused on time Fall Leadership Seminar Series: Goal Setting 9/17/2020 management and setting goals to work toward Sorority & Fraternity Life MUC 211 educational and Time Management task completion. Zoom talk with Cody Henrichs from the 9/17/2020 "Gallery Exhibits" Department of Art, Cory Knedler GAF Arts Washington Paviillion about gallery exhibits "Professional Development for Fine Artists" of Zoom presentation with Jen Dragon from 9/18/2020 Department of Art, Cory Knedler GAF Arts "NYC Galleries" Katharine T Carter and Associates

9/20/2020 Sorority and Fraternity New Member Education Ongoing training for new Greek members Sorority & Fraternity Life MUC Ballroom Greek Life

Layla Asamerai, MD; Dyanis Conrad Popova (USD USD School of Health Sciences (DICA Human Experience: Self and Others Panelist ZOOM; $75 fee for sign 9/21/2020 Assistant Professor); Paula Souhrada Committee, IHEC Committee, and Health Sciences Series -- Topic: Culture and Family Systems language interpreter (Coordinator, Navigator Program) ECHO collaboration) Classroom time and 9/22/2020 SHS Immunization Policies Patty Waage, Sanfords Student Health SOCW 310 section U17 Social Work technology Classroom time and 9/22/2020 SHS Immunization Policies Patty Waage, Sanfords Student Health SOCW 310 section U16 Social Work technology Presentation by Raven Industries- Basic Considerations for Doing Business Zoom Session, Faculty advisor 9/22/2020 Raven Industries Professional Presentation Beta Alpha Psi Business Internationally; Jason Van Sloten (Director of (Karen Davies) Tax), Bo Larsen (Director of Finance) USD Music - Luis Viquez - Clarinet 9/22/2020 Speaker: Fundraising Basics for Musicians Weston Olson, USD Foundation Zoom, $0 Music Studio

Mariela Rivera, MD FACS, Mayo Clinic College of 9/23/2020 Grand Rounds Medicine "Microaggressions: Yes, They Exist and Surgery Grand Rounds Surgery What Can We Do About Them!" Bailey Mitchell, Genetic Counseling Intern presented "Lynch Syndrome Limbo: Patient 9/23/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Understanding of Variants of Uncertain Significance". 9/23/2020 People First Language Vicki Stewart HSC 110 Room / No speaking fee paid Health Sciences

Alyssa Hunter from Advanced Travel Therapy provided information to OT students about the Student Occupational Therapy Virtual presentation with no 9/4/2020 SOTA Lunch n' Learn Occupational Therapy company, job opportunities, life as a new grad, Association cost to the university and the pros and cons of travel therapy

USD Native American Healthcare 9/24/2020 NAHSP - Medical School/Student Information OliviaDhaliwal, MSI None Medical School Inforamtion Scholars Program (NAHSP)

Virtual Faculty Seminar via Zoom- Gemma Smith Deciphering the role of the metabolic hormone Funding from BBS Foundation 9/24/2020 "Deciphering the role of the metabolic hormone BBS - Hongmin Wang Science Amylin and AD development and prevention funds- $400 for seminar Amylin and AD development and prevention Keith Braveheart presented the Oscar Howe Farber Hall; GAF, Cargill, USD 9/24/2020 Oscar Howe Memorial Lecture Memoral Lecture "Continuum: My Place in the USD Galleries, Department of Art arts, history, humanities Galleries Oscar Howe Legacy" Students of Color Panel "Students & Social 9/28/2020 Perspectives: Students of Color Panel Center for Diversity and Community Al Neuharth Media Center Diversity Change" Students, Faculy and Alumni panelists; 9/28/2020 School of Law Diversity Panel understanding diverse populations and being School of Law Virtual Event Diversity their best advocates Speaker: Electronic Music, Arts Advocacy, and USD Music - Luis Viquez - USD 9/28/2020 Alex Shapiro, Composer, Essayist Zoom, $150 GAF funds Music Equity in the Arts Symphony Orchestra

zoom presentation - classroom 9/28/2020 Crest Oral B Virtual DH2 Presentation Jennifer Prettejohn, Crest Oral-B representative USD Dental Hygiene Health Sciences provided to students

Human Experience: Self and Others Panelist USD School of Health Sciences (DICA 9/28/2020 Series -- Topic: Historical Trauma of Native Maegan Rides at the Door, LCPC Committee, IHEC Committee, and ZOOM Health Sciences American Indians ECHO collaboration) Dr. Arik Johnson. Staff Psychologist at the HDSA Huntington's Disease Overview and Center of Excellence at UCLA and the Fenton IMC-501 medical course: Pasquale 9/28/2020 None. Via zoom Science: Medical Education Therapeutics update Coordinator of the Atypical Parkinsonisan Manzerra, PhD Disorders Clinic. SSOM - Diversity Dialogues "Does Race USD SSOM Office of Diversity & 9/29/2020 Dr. Connie Taylor LM 111 Medical School Matter? Inclusion Morgan Jarding, Adoption Social Worker, Zoom recording for use by 9/29/2020 My Social Work Practice Bethany Christian Services, and Medical Social SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work students at a future date. Worker, Avera Hospital, Sioux Falls, SD TERI KINGHORN-DIALYSIS MANAGER-DIALYSIS SPEARFISH HOSPITAL-DIALYSIS 9/29/2020 NURS441-THEORY ELIMINATION NOT COMPENSATED NURSING N441 AND DIALYSIS ACCESS MANAGER Presentation by BKD- Secrets, Comspiriacies, and Hidden Patterns- The World of Forensic Zoom Session, Faculty advisor 9/29/2020 BKD Professional Presentation Accounting; Amy Shreck (Audit Director), Lanny Beta Alpha Psi Business (Karen Davies) Morrow (Senior Data Scientist), Sarah McGrath (Recruiter) Speaker: Teaching the Clarinet Using Analolgies Dr. Jesse Krebs, Professor of Clarinet; Truman USD Music - Luis Viquez - Clarinet 9/29/2020 Zoom, $0 Music & Similes State Univ, MO Studio Joe Fokken, Mutual of Omaha. He spoke about Pi Sigma Epsilon: Rand Wergin & Liz 9/30/2020 Pi Sigma Epsilon Student Organization meeting financial planning for young adults including Zoom/Beacom 117 Business Manser Payne Faculty Advisors investing, saving, and budgeting. Allie Morris, Genetic Counseling Intern presented 9/30/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES "Don't Wanna Miss a Beat - Considerations Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Related to Cardiac Cases" Jessie Tinklenberg, Medical Social Worker, Zoom recording for use by 9/30/2020 My Social Work Practice SOCW 200, Peter Kindle Social Work Sanford Hospital, Sioux Falls, SD students at a future date. Sydney Bartunek, Move to Heal South Dakota Founder and President, Chair Yoga, Move to Heal Optional Self Care time with Move to Heal Center for the Prevention of Child Personnel to organize 9/30/2020 South Dakota recognizes the benefit of CPCM South Dakota Maltreatment conference, funding movement to increase physical and emotional wellbeing.

Sydney Bartunek, Move to Heal South Dakota Founder and President, Chair Yoga, Move to Heal Optional Self Care time with Move to Heal Center for the Prevention of Child Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 South Dakota recognizez the benefit of CPCM South Dakota Maltreatment conference, funding movement to increase physical and emotional wellbeing. 10/1/2020 Guest Artist Tim Rickett Virtual Artist presentation about Art Magazines College of Fine Arts GAF, $1000 Arts Cara Beers, Department of Social Services, Child Protection Program Specialist, Christine Krogman, Department of Social Services, Child Protection Supervisor, Have you ever wondered....What happens when a report is made to the Department? Who are the SD Child Protection Family Services Specialists? What are Come Walk With Me, What Happens When a the decisions that are made involving children Center for the Prevention of Child Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 report is made to child protection family and families and why? Come walk with us as we CPCM Maltreatment conference, funding services follow an interactive fictional story of a family involved the child welfare system and take you through the many determinations and steps which are involved in managing a SD child welfare case. This presentation will provide a glimpse of what the “day in the life” of a Family Services Specialist is like from the perspective of both the Specialist and the Child. Nikki Eining, Outpatient Mental Health Therapist, Avera Behavioral Health, Brookings, Carrie Sanderson, Director for the Center for the Prevention of Child Maltreatment, As South Dakotans, we want our children to grow up in safe, stable environments where they can interact with community members and professionals who care. The Brookings County Systems of Care and multiple local organizations Center for the Prevention of Child Building Resilient Communities in South have joined together to form a coalition to better Personnel to organize 1-Oct Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM Dakota: Brookings County know about, respond to, and prevent child conference, funding to Child Abuse Conference maltreatment. Brookings County has the opportunity to receive the first Resilient Communities designation in the state. Attendees will learn about the Resilient Communities framework and how Brookings County overcame barriers to in order to build resiliency for children in their community. The Resilient Communities framework provides a comprehensive outline and a suite of tools for community coalitions. Pat Hubert, SD PBIS Coordinator, Northwest Area Schools, Consequences for inappropriate or unruly behavior are part of life. Students have to learn that they can't get away with that sort of behavior. They won’t be able to pull that stuff when they get a job! What is fair? What is just? Center for the Prevention of Child Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 Restorative Discipline Before Punitive Damages How will you discipline students for Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM conference, funding inappropriate behavior in a virtual environment? to Child Abuse Conference These are all question on the forefront of the education dialog today. This session will introduce the Restorative Discipline model for school consequences. Discuss the merits and what it looks like in practice.

Cori Jacobson, Delta Dental Foundation, Oral Health Education Coordinator, In 1995, Delta Dental introduced their PANDA program. Since then, Delta Dental of South Dakota has been providing training to professionals on how to identify abuse in the head and neck area as well Center for the Prevention of Child Preventing Abuse and Neglect Through Dental Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 as neglect of children in South Dakota. Most Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM Awareness conference, funding physical injuries to children are found in head, to Child Abuse Conference face and neck area. An area that you are all evaluating every day. Today we will discuss the important role you play in recognizing and reporting child abuse, and what steps you should take to help prepare your offices. Terry Liggins, The Hurdle of Life Coach Founder, Justice is not only the decisions that occur in courtrooms and the spirit in which they are made; justice lives and breathes in our day to day interactions as neighbors, co-workers, friends and family members. When we fail in these roles individually, the justice we call forth in the courts and prisons must too be enacted in our homes, Center for the Prevention of Child The Importance of Trauma-Informed Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 communities, and workplaces. This session will Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM Community Care and Reform in Criminal Justice conference, funding provide awareness and understanding of trauma to Child Abuse Conference and its impact, understanding of how involvement with the criminal justice system can exacerbate trauma, and explore how a trauma- informed care approach to criminal justice can be utilized to avoid re-traumatization, increase safety for all, support recovery and decrease recidivism.

Alicia Mousseau, The National Native Children's Trauma Center, Training and Technical Assistance Specialist, A trauma-informed approach to service delivery asks us to realize the widespread impact of trauma, recognize the symptoms of trauma, respond using trauma-informed The 4 R's of a Trauma-Informed Approach with Center for the Prevention of Child strategies, work to actively resist re- Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 Tribes and American Indian/Alaska Native Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM traumatization. During this presentation, conference, funding Families to Child Abuse Conference participants will consider the contemporary consequences of colonization & historical trauma within tribal communities using 4 R's framework. This is ideal for any professionals working with tribal communities, and/or American Indian/ Alaska Native children, youth, and families. Think in Reverse to Avoid the Worst: How to Center for the Prevention of Child Sarah Thorne, Assistant Attorney General, Office Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 Approach Your Job to Avoid a Criminal Appeal Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM of the Attorney General conference, funding Reversal to Child Abuse Conference

D.J. Vanas, Speaker and Author, Native Discoery Inc., We live in times of unprecedented uncertainty and change – and with it comes fear and stress which can affect our focus, wellness and the way we serve others. In this session, D.J. Center for the Prevention of Child Calling All Warriors - Serving with Strength in will share a unique, powerful perspective from Personnel to organize 10/1/2020 Maltreatment, Community Response CPCM Turbulent Times Native American culture on what the warrior role conference, funding to Child Abuse Conference is (and isn’t) and how we can emulate those principles to gain clarity, navigate change, take care of ourselves and serve others well regardless of circumstances.

Professor Hannah Haksgaard and Dr. Sara How Has Your Life Changed since COVID? A 10/1/2020 Lampert discuss new and ongoing issues from a Women Gender and Sexuality Studies Staff Time Women's Studies Conversation About Gender Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies perspective Sexual Assualt/ Awareness Prevention 10/1/2020 ICARE Kickoff Student Services Staff Time Awareness information Maj Jennifer Petersen, Staff Judge Adovcate & 10/1/2020 USMC Info Session Career Services Law School Courtroom Law Capt. Phillip Beckmann Zoom Meeting Software and Sepsis: The Latest and Greatest from the World Jody Huber, MD, FAAP, Pediatric Critical Care 10/1/2020 Pediatric Grand Rounds Meeting room at HSC Sioux Department of Pediatric Critical Care Physician Falls Virutal Faculty Seminar via Zoom- Stefan Strack "Protein phosphate 2A in neurodevelopmental Funding from BBS Foundations 10/1/2020 "Protein phosphate 2A in neurodevelopmental BBS - Hongmin Wang Science disorders". funds- $400 for seminar disorders". Elizabeth Hultgren, M.D., Ph.D; Sarah Roe, CNM; SD LEND Program; FAMP 540: Center Marni Johnson Martin; Greg 10/1/2020 Maternal Health Panel Interprofessional Education Sara Consoer, Pregnant Mother for Disabilities Boris SOCW 200 sections U15/U16 Peter 10/2/2020 My Social Work Practice Emily Jasper Zoom Recording Social Work Kindle 10/2/2020 Guest Artist Alex Kanevsky Virtual Artist presentation about Painting Careers College of Fine Arts GAF, $100 Arts

Moving the Needle? The sudden passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the nomination of Judge Amy Comey Barrett to the Supreme Court, and this week's presidential debate all have added unexpected turns to this November's election. Have these events changed opinions Brown Bag Lunch "Moving the Needle?" on Department of Political Science - PDr. 10/2/2020 and mobilized voters? Will the Senate's plans to Political Science Dakota Hall lawn Ed Gerish consider Judge Barrett's nomination before the November election help or hurt Republicans' chances? Did this week's contentious presidential debate win over undecided voters to either President Trump or Democratic nominee Joe Biden?

Spectroelectrochemical modulation in a photo- Prem Kumar Shrestha & Jack Lawrence, Chemistry Department, Chem 472 & 10/5/2020 luminescent 1,8-anthraquinone-18-crown-5 None, Zoom presentation Chemistry Chemistry MS Presentations Chem 490 host with Pb(II) guest cations The Intersections of Ethnography and the David Posthumus (Associate Professor of Anthony Krus for ANTH 490/UHON 390 10/6/2020 none anthropology Anthropology of Violence Anthropology, University of South Dakota) (Anthropology of Violence) Guest Speaker: Dr. Jannings addresses the USD 10/6/2020 Dr. Christopher Jannings College of Fine Arts Zoom Meeting Music NAfME chapter about bass pedagogy.

Presentation by Casey Peterson - Accounting Zoom session: Faculty advisor 10/6/2020 Casey Peterson and Data Analytics - Deidre Budahl (Director of Beta Alpha Psi Business (Karen Davies) Audit Services), Mark Erckison (Data Analyst) CASEY RAGAN, MSN, RN, CLC, COQS, NPD AT 10/6/2020 NURS440-GRIEF MONUMENT HEALTH NOT COMPENSATED ZOOM NURSING N440 MONUMENT HEALTH - GRIEF CONCEPTS CASEY RAGAN, MSN, RN, CLC, COQS, NPD AT 10/6/2020 NURS440-GRIEF MONUMENT HEALTH NOT COMPENSATED ZOOM NURSING N440 MONUMENT HEALTH - GRIEF CONCEPTS Classroom time and 10/6/2020 QPR Suicide Prevention Michele Turner USD Counseling Center SOCW 310 section U17 Deb Norris Social Work technology Classroom time and 10/6/2020 QPR Suicide Prevention Michele Turner USD Counseling Center SOCW 310 section U16 Deb Norris Social Work technology HOLLI PERLI-BSEd, BSN, RN- MONUMENT 10/7/2020 NURS321-EXTERNSHIP MONUMENT HEALTH NOT COMPENSATED ZOOM HEALTH - EXTERNSHIPS HOLLI PERLI-BSEd, BSN, RN- MONUMENT 10/7/2020 NURS321-EXTERNSHIP MONUMENT HEALTH NOT COMPENSATED ZOOM HEALTH - EXTERNSHIPS Angela Filose, Genetic Counselor "We Can't Lose 10/7/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Another Child-How One Family Taught Many Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Lessons

Annual strategic planning retreat for faculty, staff and students. Speakers from the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) included: Virtual SSOM 2020 Strategic Planning Retreat - Kevin Grigsby, MSW, DSW, Director, Member 10/7/2020 USD Sanford School of Medicine $2,200.00 - Index #23R245 Administrative Finding Our Purpose Organizational Development; Sarah McGhee, PhD, Lead Specialist, Member Organizational Development; Jennifer Schlener, Chief of Staff; Kelly Stazyk, Lead Writer/Editor

10/7/2020 Betsy Hughes, Student Counseling Center Speaker in Stress Management Calss School of Education Staff Time Mental Health

Latinx History Series Featuring Frederick Event highlighting the work of Latinx scholars and Center for Diversity and Academic and 10/7/2020 Virtual /Zoom Diversity Aldama creators. Carerr Planning Center

USD Political Science League Debate Watch Party Political Science League/faculty advisor 10/7/2020 Debate Watch Party in MUC dining area Political Science Vice-Presidential Debate at 8:00 p.m. Dr. Ed Gerrish Department of Media & Journalism, Hailie Warren, Director of Public Relations and 10/8/2020 Working in Public Relations MCOM 243 Public Relations Principles, ANMC 220 Mass Communication Brand Engagement, University of South Dakota Lori Costello

Hailie Warren, Director of Public Relations and 10/8/2020 Working in Public Relations Department of Media & Journalism, ANMC 146 Mass Communication Brand Engagement, University of South Dakota

10/8/2020 Guest Artist John Jennings Virtual artist presentation about Illustration College of Fine Arts GAF. $800 Arts

10/9/2020 Guest Artists Kate Vandel and Andrew Reinartz Virtual artist presentation about Grant Writing College of Fine Arts GAF, $1000 Arts Women Gender and Sexuality Studies Forbidden Love: The Unashamed Stories of Celebration of LGBTQ+ history month with 10/9/2020 and Spectrum: Gender & Sexuality MUC pit lounge Diversity Lesbian Lives showing of film and discussion to follow Alliance Judge W. Troy Hause, Marilyn Trefts, Kelly 10/9/2020 Family Law & Child Advocacy Fall Symposium USD Law Courtroom & Zoom Law Collinsworth Yishu Zhuo (Department of History, University of 10/9/2020 Intro to Asian Geography Arts & Sciences none geography South Dakota)

October Surprises: The President's Health, the Pandemic, and the Home Stretch. After an historic week punctuated with concerns over the President's health, journalists, pundits and experts alike wonder what additional "October Brown Bag Lunch "October Surprises" on Department of Political Science - PDr. 10/9/2020 surprises" may yet arrive. Has President Trump's Political Science Dakota Hall lawn Ed Gerish illness changed the opinions of likely voters? Will his return to the White House on Monday mark a return to the campaign trail? Will the illness of three Republican senators delay or derail the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett?

Creating an Inclusive Classroom: Gender and Teaching seminar; faculty Mandie Weinandt and 10/9/2020 Beacom School of Business Zoom session for busienss faculty Sexuality Joe Stollenwerk

Native American Day in South Dakota: 10/12/2020 Lynn (Smokey) Hart &Kevin Killer NALSA Zoom Law Reflections on the History and Significance

What Was Ours is the story of how a young journalist and a teenage powwow princess, both of the Arapaho tribe, traveled together with a Shoshone elder in search of missing artifacts in Center for Diversity and Community; Native American Day File Screening: What was the vast archives of Chicago's Field Museum. 10/12/2020 Native American Studies; Office of MUC Ballroom Diversity Our A Film by Mat Hames There they discover a treasure trove of ancestral Diversity and Academic Affairs objects, setting them on a journey to recover what has been lost and build hope for the future. Film followed by Q&A with Jordan Dresser, the journalist featured in the film. Dr. Elise Boxer, Asst. Prof. in History and Institute of American Indian Studies Director at USD was our guest speaker on Native American Day. She spoke to the class about the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) and the Room 218, Al Neuharth Media 10/12/2020 Guest Speaker in Gender & Media symbolic annihilation of these women through Dept. of Media & Journalism Media & Journalism, Social Science Center via Zoom lack of coverage of their deaths and disappearances, and also minimal and minimizing coverage of these incidents, including lack of follow up when such cases are reported on in the media.

Haoran Sun Associate Professor Director, Center for Fluorinated Functional 10/12/2020 Reagent and method for deoxyfluorination Chemistry Department None, Zoom presentation Chemistry Materials Department of Chemistry University of South Dakota Virtual Artist presentation, student artwork 10/12/2020 Guest Artist Favianna Rodriguez College of Fine Arts GAF, $1000 Arts critiques

Presentation by SD Bureau of Finance and Management - Career Opportunities in State Government - Keith Senger (Director of Accounting & Financial Reporting); Colby Kuchta (Dept of Revenue); Karlee Laber (Dept of Zoom session: Faculty advisor 10/13/2020 SD Bureau of Finance and Management Beta Alpha Psi Business Legislative Audit); Chris Peterson (Director of (Karen Davies) Finance - Game Fish and Parks); Sarha Wellner (Dept of Social Services); Amy Macy (Deputy Director Accounting & Fnancial Reporting); Allysen Kerr (Internal Control Officer)

Interviewing tips-Ryan Bagheri and Nick Meyer, 10/13-14/20 Student Athlete Freshman Seminar class (Student Athlete Success Center) UAK-313, USL-305, UCL-118 ASC Federated Insurance

SPED 593: Beyond Zero Tolerance, 10/13/2020 Beyond Zero Tolerance - Session 1 Officer Travis Johns (School Resource Officer) Held via Zoom Community Education Tova Hartle, MS, Center for Disabilities Joshua Mammen, MD, PhD, MEd, MBA "Melanoma Management in the Era of Effective Systemic Therapy" Dr. Mammen is the Division Chief of Surgial 10/14/2020 Grand Rounds Oncology and Vice Chair for Research, with a Surgery Grand Rounds Surgery Joint Appointment as Professor of Surgery and Professor of Molecular & Cellular Physiology Department at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS

Mackenzie Wilson, Genetic Counseling Intern, "Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing Companies 10/14/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Tell their Customers To 'See a Genetic Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Counselor': How Do Genetic Counselors Feel About Direct-to-Consumers Genetic Testing?"

10/14/2020 Cleveland University Ryan Bowie - Admissions HSC 110 Building/room Health Science 10/14/2020 Southeast Tech Pam Boyd HSC 110 no/Zoom Health Science 10/14/2020 Dental Hygienist Jacqueline Kelly HSC 110 Building/room Health Science 10/14/2020 A.G. Kruger Intro to Coaching Class School of Education Staff Time Meghann Joyce, Ashley Brost, Alexis Warner, 10/14/2020 A Day in the Life of a Civil Defense Lawyer SDDLA Zoom Law Myla Brown Saige Kelmelis (Assistant Professor of 10/14/2020 Intro to Paleoepidemiology Arts & Sciences none archaeology Anthropology, University of South Dakota)

Busines Implications of COVID-19: Challenges 10/14/2020 Senator John Thune Beacom School of Business Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Business and Opportunites for South Dakota

Busines Implications of COVID-19: Challenges 10/14/2020 Jack Hopkins, CEO Cortrust Bank Beacom School of Business Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Business and Opportunites for South Dakota

Busines Implications of COVID-19: Challenges Doug Berven, Vice Presdiey of Corporate Affairs 10/14/2020 Beacom School of Business Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Business and Opportunites for South Dakota POET

Busines Implications of COVID-19: Challenges 10/14/2020 Julie Lautt, CFO Avear Health Beacom School of Business Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Business and Opportunites for South Dakota Busines Implications of COVID-19: Challenges Sheila Anderson, CFO and Treasurer, Daktronics, 10/14/2020 Beacom School of Business Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Business and Opportunites for South Dakota Inc Diversity, Equity & Inclusive Excellence Student Roma R. Trivedi, Gwain J. Williams, Mandie Beacom Diveristy, Equity & Inclusive 10/15/2020 Zoom session Buesiness fauclty & students Panel Weinandt, Kwabena Kesse Excellence Committee

South Dakota's Representitive to the US House, Dusty Johnson, spoke in my Health Finance Class 10/15/2020 Update on Federal Healthcare Regulation about topics such as the ACA, CARES Act, and Beacom Sschool of Business Beacom 244 Business, Political Science gave other updates about what the House is doing with healthcare at the federal level.

History Department, Women and 10/15/2020 Getting Bi: Beyond Bisexuality 101 Robyn Ochs None, Zoom presentation History Gender Studies, LGBTQ History Month

Dr. Hugh Britten, USD Biology Department, provided a talk on the use of DNA analyses in CSI 10/15/2020 Forensic Applications of DNA Arts & Sciences anthropology for the students enrolled in ANTH/CJUS 335 Introduction to Forensic Science.

Dr. Melanie D. Hertzel-Riggin, Professor of Psychology at Penn State University. Melanie D. Hetzel-Riggin, is a licensed psychologist, whose research focuses on the relationship among interpersonal trauma, coping style, risk and resiliency, and mental health outcomes. What We Know: Public servants regularly encounter Justice and the Trauma Informed Lens via 10/15/2020 clients, constituents, offenders and victims who Department of Political Science Foundation funds Political Science Zoom have suffered significant trauma. What You Can Do: Join the Political Science Department/Criminal Justice Studies Program for a two-part series to learn best practices for caring for ourselves and those we serve. The first of the series focuses on viewing criminal justice through a trauma informed lens. LGBTQ+ history month celebration; focus on 10/15/2020 Robun Ochs Getting Bi: Beyond Bisexuality 101 increasing awareness and understanding of Women Gender and Sexuality Studies Zoom Session Diversity complex identities. The Right to Say No: When can children refuse 10/15/2020 Alexander Verma, MD/PhD Candidate Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department treatment? Functional Sign Language II - Center for 10/15/2020 The Communication Matrix Candice Mohn, Speech Language Pathologist $50 Honorarium Community Education Disabilities

Ed Burmila is a political scientist (Ph.D. Indiana University, 2009) and freelance writer on politics, culture, and media coverage of campaigns and politics. His blog, ginandtacos.com, has been 10/16/2020 Virtual Brown Bag Lunch via Zoom Department of Political Science Foundation funds Political Science updated regularly since 2003 and reaches more than 250,000 people during elections. Since 2018, he has hosted Mass for Shut-Ins: the Gin and Tacos Podcast.

10/16/2020 Guest Artist Jesse Hernandez Virtual artist presentation about art careers College of Fine Arts GAF, $800 Arts Dr. Edison Filho, The Psychology of College of Fine Arts: Department of 10/17/2020 Music Performance Optimization Music

Dashain is a grand and colorful festival to celebrate the victory of good over evil in Nepal, 10/17/2020 Dashain Festival Nepalese Student Association MUC Ballroom Diversity India, Bhutan and Myanmar. Join us for an exciting evening of song, dance and food.

Never Again: The State of Reproductive Rights Display discussing abortion policy and impacts 10/19/2020 USD Students for Reproductive Rights ID Weeks Library law in South Dakota abortion laws have on women. Please join Campaigns and Democracy (POLS 336) as we host a virtual forum for the candidates representing Clay County in the upcoming election! Students from Dr. Hellwege’s SD District 17 Candidates Open Forum via 10/19/2020 Campaigns and Democracy class will be asking Dept of Political Science - Political Science Zoom questions on the candidates’ stances and takes on issues relevant to USD, South Dakota, and national politics. We hope you join us to hear more about your candidates before the election!

Pere Miro Ramirez, Ph.D. Exploring Complex Chemical Spaces: From Assistant Professor 10/19/2020 Arts & Sciences None, Zoom presentation Chemistry Nucleation to Materials Department of Chemistry University of South Dakota Can South Dakota take the lead on business- Zoom session, $500 contract 10/20/2020 Dr. Yoram Bauman, Sand-up Economist Beacom School of Business Business faculty & students friendly climate action? fee 10/20/2020 Justin Sangster, USD UPD Beacom School of Business Beacom Hall & CCSF Business 10/20/2020 NURS471-DISASTER MANAGEMENT DUSTIN WILLETT-DISASTER MANAGEMENT CITY OF RAPID CITY NOT COMPENSATED ZOOM 10/20/2020 NURS471-DISASTER MANAGEMENT DUSTIN WILLETT-DISASTER MANAGEMENT CITY OF RAPID CITY NOT COMPENSATED ZOOM Interprofessional collaboration with Dental Jean Gross from Dental Dental presented 10/20/2020 Hygiene & Fluoride varnisn application Susan Strobel, Nursing, NURS 471 none SHS virtually over zoom to our students instruction Nutrition for athletes-Lizzie Kasparek, Sanford 10/20-21/20 Student Athlete Freshman Seminar class Student Athlete Success center UAK-313, USL-305, UCL-118 ASC Health nutritionist Held via Zoom. Honorariums Stephen Kanne, PH.D., ABPP (CN) and Kourtney Emily Meier, MA, Center for 10/20-21/20 ADOS-2 Refresher Training and travel expenses: Kanne Community Education Christopher, M.Ed. Disabilities $2,000, Christopher $2,221.58

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SPED 593: Beyond Zero Tolerance, Held via Zoom. $100 10/21/2020 Beyond Zero Tolerance - Session 2 Bryan Pearlman, Ed.D. Community Education Tova Hartle, MS, Center for Disabilities Honorarium to Dr. Pearlman Dr. Boris Vayner: Guest International Artist and College of Fine Arts: Department of 10/21/2020 USDSO online series Online Music Speaker Music Harrington Lecture: Lee Ann Roripaugh - Hybrid 10/21/2020 Identities and Hybrid Poetics: A Talk and Poetry Guided reading through five volumes of poetry College of Arts & Sciences Virtual Webinar Arts & Sciences Reading Joint degree info session - Master of Business 10/21/2020 Administration and Master of Professional Jewel Shepherd & Subash Adhikari Career Services Zoom Law Accountancy 10/21/2020 Dr. Wayne Kindle and Dr. Jamie Nold Ethical Decision Making as a Superintendent School of Education Staff Time sport management Beth Lambeth, MBA; USD Technology Transfer 10/21/2020 How to Communicate Scientific Information Knudson School o fLaw Beacom Hall, Room 208 Business Office

David Keith, Special Agent with the FBI, presented on career and internship possibilities with the FBI and how to apply. He also presented on the varied jobs special agents in the field, such as dealing with child abductions, handling serious crimes on reservations, working in counterintelligence and other areas. 1. Historical perspective of opioid use and its abuse CCSF Sociology Club--Cheryl Hartman, 10/22/2020 Careers with the FBI and What Agents Do Avera Hall on CCSF campus Sociology 2. Historical perspective of treatment approaches-Club Advisor -What has worked and what hasn’t 3. Nationally and Local trends with opioids (Heroin, Prescription medication, Fentanyl, and Cafentanil 4. Barriers to mental health and substance abuse treatment including stigma, attitudes, and motivation Pi Sigma Alpha Personal Statement Workshop. Join the discussion about how to write a personal statement for Graduate School applications. 10/22/2020 Personal Statement Workshop via Zoom Joining us will be Liz Taggart, the Director of Law Arts & Sciences Political Science School Admissions at USD; Ed Gerrish, an Assistant Professor of Public Administration at USD; and a Writing Center Expert.

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Paul Chlebeck, M.D.; Cherise Alexander, LMFT; SD LEND Program; FAMP 540: Center Marni Johnson Martin; Greg 10/22/2020 LGBTQ+ Panel Interprofessional Education Sara Sommers, AuD; Eve Wieser; Noelle Hiles for Disabilities Boris Dr. Yoram Bauman The Stand-Up Economist. Dr. Bauman will speak more to the process of 10/23/2020 Carbon Tax in SD via Zoom Arts & Sciences Sustainability implementing a carbon tax and how this might be accomplished in SD.

Professor Matthew Waxman will join us to talk briefly about his research on how the Constitution has shaped the ways the United Virtual Brown Bag Lunch via Zoom. War and States has started, fought and ended armed the Constitution: How History Shapes American 10/23/2020 conflict. He'll also lead a discussion of the news Department of Political Science Foundation funds Political Science Strategy with Professor Matthew Waxman of of the day, to which he brings his experiences as Columbia Law School. a Supreme Court clerk, member of the George W. Bush Administration, and senior fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations.

Women Gender and Sexuality Studies, Celebration of LGBTQ+ history month with 10/23/2020 Love, Simon Spectrum: Gender & Sexuality MUC Ballroom Diversity showing of film and discussion to follow Alliances and I CARE - USD USD MFA BFA Graduating Exhibition Spring Opening Art Reception showcasing student thesis 10/23/2020 Univeristy Art Galleries RM CFA 103 art 2020 work Aravind Baride, Ph.D. Upconversion Nanoparticle Applications in Research Assistant Professor 10/26/2020 Chemistry Department, None, Zoom presentation Chemistry Security Printing and Forensics Department of Chemistry University of South Dakota Monica Bronowicki, GlaxoSmithKline 10/26/2020 Case Study Prep for National Boards USD Dental Hygiene Classroom, mtg via Zoom Health Sciences Representative

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Presentation by Woltman Group - Why be a CPA in Public Accounting - Heather Hofer (Tax Zoom session: Faculty advisor 10/27/2020 Woltman Group Partner), Brandi Morso, Shawn Blom, Nick Beta Alpha Psi Business (Karen Davies) Murphy, Debby Gruhn, Maria Keepers, Emily Korber Chad Davison; Chad Smidt and Luana Stanciu - 10/28/2020 Seminar Class - Internship discussion School of Education Staff Time athletics guest speakers Joint degree info session: Master of Public 10/28/2020 Ed Gerrish Career Services Zoom Law Administration

The Impact of Substance Abuse; Developing an Dr. Lisa McFadden, Assistant Professor, Division HSAD 435, Dr. Jewel Goodman 10/28/2020 Infographic to Communicate Information to of Basic Biomedical Sciences, Sanford School of Beacom Hall, Room 208 Business Shepherd Different Audiences Medicine

The Impact of Substance Abuse; Developing an Marie Severson, Graduate Student, Division of HSAD 435, Dr. Jewel Goodman 10/28/2020 Infographic to Communicate Information to Basic Biomedical Sciences, Sanford School of Beacom Hall, Room 208 Business Shepherd Different Audiences Medicine

The Impact of Substance Abuse; Developing an Beth Lambeth, MBA; USD Technology Transfer 10/28/2020 Infographic to Communicate Information to Beacom School of Business Beacom Hall, Room 208 Business Office Different Audiences Breanna M. O'Neil, MD (Clinical Instructor, PGY- 10/28/2020 Grand Rounds 4 General Surgery Resident SSOM) "The Surgery Grand Rounds Surgery Emotional Impact of Breast Surgery" Mitchell Muske, Genetic Counseling Intern, "Perceptions of Genetic Risk, Testing and 10/28/2020 GENETIC ConSEQUENCES Dept of ObGyn Video conferencing Genetics Counseling Among Individuals with Eating Disorders" HSC 110 / Sigma Delta Induction 10/28/2020 Alumni Carrie Janssen, Sanford Research Building/room Health Science Ceremony 10/28/2020 Child Life Specialist Kari Jo James HSC 110 Building/room Health Science 10/28/2020 Logan University Michale Lynch HSC 110 no/Zoom Health Science Multiple schools respresented. Law school admissions officers explain what you need to know to write a great application. Hear first- 10/29/2020 Virtual Law Admissions Panel via Zoom Arts & Sciences Political Science hand what the law schools are looking for and have the chance to meet and netowrk with law school representatives.

Dr. Melanie D. Hertzel-Riggin, Professor of Psychology at Penn State University. Melanie D. Hetzel-Riggin, is a licensed psychologist, whose research focuses on the relationship among interpersonal trauma, coping style, risk and resiliency, and mental health outcomes. What: Coping and Resiliency: Surviving and Thriving in 10/29/2020 Join the Political Science Department/Criminal Arts & Sciences Foundation funds Political Science Difficult Times via Zoom Justice Studies Program for a workshop to learn how to cultivate your own resiliency so that you not only survive difficult times but actually grow and thrive. Who: This workshop is intended for all students who are interested in cultivating these life skills.

10/29/2020 Guest Artist Michelle St. Vrain Virtual workshop on bookmaking College of Fine Arts GAF, RCM, $870 Arts Virtual artist presentation about portfolio 10/29/2020 Guest Artist Jesse Kirsch College of Fine Arts GAF, $300 Arts presentation Title: The role of pediatricians in the media and American Academy of Pediatrics Oustide funding from 10/29/2020 Pediatrics Grand Rounds its use to advocate for children; Speaker: Dr. Committee on Media Visiting American Academy of Advocacy, Media Edith Bracho-Sanchez Professorship Pediatrics Edith Bracho-Sanchez, MD, FAAP, Assistant The role of pediatricians in the media and its 10/29/2020 Professor of Pediatrics, Columbia University Pediatric Grand Rounds Zoom Meeting Software Department use to advocate for children Irving Medical Center Laura Scholten, SLP; Lori Larson, PT; Carrie Rowe, SD LEND Program; FAMP 540: Center Marni Johnson Martin; Greg 10/29/2020 Early Intervention/Birth-to-3 Panel Interprofessional Education OT for Disabilities Boris SOCW 200 sections U15/U16 Peter 10/30/2020 My Social Work Practice Trisha Callahan Zoom Recording Social Work Kindle

Friday's Virtual Brown Bag Lunch will be the last before the presidential election on November 3rd. With election day so near, the usual questions take on greater importance. How confident can we be in the polls and prediction models? Who do we think will win the Virtual Brown Bag Lunch via Zoom "Looking presidency--and when can we expect to know 10/30/2020 Ahead to Election Day: What Do the Polls the results? Will the Republicans retain control of Arts & Sciences Political Science Show?" the Senate? In this most unusual election season, can we anticipate any last-minute surprises? Join us to gaze into the crystal ball. As always, Professor Ed Gerrish will lead the discussion. Bring a lunch, bring a friend, and join us on Zoom for what promises to be an enlightening discussion.

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