AoSD Mission Statement:
“Using the innovative research being conducted at North Dakota State University to achieve an interactive science experience for area youth.”
-NDSU Graduate Students
Registration ends for
grad student booths
12.01.2015
Registration ends for high school students
02.29.2016
UPCOMING EVENTS:
The next AoSD event is on April 7, 2016
AoSD 2016 event
on NDSU's main campus
04.07.2016
Our collaborators:
North Dakota State University is a student-focused, land-grant, research university, ranked by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education among the top 108 public and private universities in the country. NDSU is in the elite category of "Research Universities/Very High Research Activity," with several programs ranked in the Top 100 by the National Science Foundation.
Center for Science and Math Education
Office of Teaching and Learning
North Dakota State University
Dr. Paul Kelter, the Director of NDSU's new Office of Teaching and Learning, is a major supported of the AoSD event.