Disgraced former DSU president resurfaces
December 7, 2012 in The Dickinson Press
After being fired from his position as Dickinson State University president last year, Richard McCallum surfaced recently as a candidate for another collegiate president position. Continue Reading
Dickinson State University is out of compliance with numerous policies, according to the results of a performance audit conducted by the Office of the North Dakota Auditor released Friday. It also possibly inflated grades.
A day after a bomb threat was called into Dickinson State University, a group that accredits the school announced it will be coming for an advisory visit.
Three Dickinson State University higher-ups, who called it quits just before the results of a major university audit was announced, handled numerous admission and transcript-related proceedings for international students who received unearned degrees, North Dakota University System Chancellor William Goetz said Tuesday.
D.C. Coston was “thrilled and excited” after being appointed Dickinson State University’s president Thursday. The State Board of Higher Education voted him into the position during a meeting held via conference call Thursday morning.
As the year wraps up and we enter 2012, The Dickinson Press takes you through the top stories that filled its pages in 2011. Today we share No. 2.
On Dec. 10, 2010, Ryan Platt unexpectedly resigned from his position as Dickinson State’s head volleyball coach. Eight months later, the volleyball program and the manner in which three international student-athletes on the team were being compensated became one of the primary focuses in the dismissal of now former DSU President Dr. Richard McCallum.
FARGO Dickinson State University’s president was fired Thursday after a review found he inflated enrollment figures.
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