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To England and Back: 1949 National School of Business Graduate Has Led Interesting Life

Luella (Schnaible) Cyr has her cousin, Delores, to thank for her degree at National School of Business (NSB), a business college founded in 1941 in Rapid City, South Dakota. In 1948, Delores had chosen NSB, and Delores’ parents were uneasy with her traveling all that way alone. The cousins lived in Java, South Dakota, about

Rapid City Campus Hosts Black Hills Legal Professionals Association’s Annual Education Seminar

On Friday, April 21, 2017, over 50 legal professionals descended upon the National American University- Rapid City campus to attend the annual Black Hills Legal Professionals Association’s (BHLPA) annual education seminar. Several Sioux Falls paralegal professionals utilized NAU’s synchronous learning technology to attend and many NAU Paralegal Studies students also actively participated in the event.

1944 Graduate Recalls Caring and Supportive Environment

“Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson and our other instructors wanted us to learn. They wanted us all to become strong, good people. They cared,” said Toni Martin, a 1944 graduate of National School of Business (NSB), recalling her time at the university 72 years ago. Clarence and Katherine Jacobson founded NSB in Rapid City, South Dakota

Bellevue Campus Attends 10th Annual Omaha Health, Wellness, & Fitness Expo

The Bellevue Campus staff, Allied Health Program Directors, and Surgical Technology students hosted a booth at the 10th Annual Omaha Health, Wellness & Fitness Expo April 8th, and 9th. There were approximately 3,500 in attendance. Students guided participants as they engaged in a laparoscopy game where they could simulate navigation the navigation of surgery instruments.

Going the Extra Mile: NAU’s Ellsworth Student Senate

Founded nearly two decades ago, the NAU-Ellsworth Student Senate’s primary role is to make NAU a better place to learn by making it a community for their students. Community is particularly important at Ellsworth Air Force Base. NAU began offering classes at the Ellsworth campus in 1974, the first NAU extension location; there are now

1949 Graduate Makes the Most Out Her Business Education and Life

At just 17, Ila Gluhm had a choice to make. “My dad put his arm around me and asked if I would like a couple of cattle when I graduated from High School,” recalled Ila. “He had given my older brothers some acreage and cattle when they graduated and he thought he should do the

Independence OTA Program Celebrated the Centennial Birthday of Occupational Therapy

The Independence OTA program celebrated the Centennial Birthday of occupational therapy with a cake on March 16th. Both the first and second year students were in attendance and all were excited about being a part of the this monumental day. Occupational therapy’s beginning was with the birth of the National Society for the Promotion of

Google’s AI Translation Tool Seems to Have Invented Its Own Secret Internal Language

Yes, read it again- Google’s artificial intelligence (AI) program has invented its own language. Computers are only as smart as humans make them because humans program them; this means that humans write ‘the rules of the game’, or rather how smart computers are and how smart they can become. This article is one of the

The NAU Roueche Graduate Center Introduces its Newest Doctoral Graduates

The following students from the Roueche Graduate Center’s Cuyahoga Community College (“Tri-C”) Cohort in Cleveland, Ohio, recently defended their dissertations, earning their Doctorates of Education in Community College Leadership: Dr. John Capka, Dr, Courtney Clarke, Dr. Elizabeth Mathew, Dr. Sandy McKnight, Dr. Ralph Murphy II, Dr. Belinda Richardson, Dr. Robert Shirilla, Dr. Joe Wagner, and