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Archives for August 2018
201808—Orientation-Convocation
BSU’s traditional Convocation ceremony symbolizes the beginning of each new academic year, with lit candles representing knowledge being passed from faculty to student.
201808—Orientation-Move-In Day
With assistance from dozens of current students, faculty and staff, Bemidji State’s Class of 2022 moved into Oak and Tamarack halls on Aug. 24.
201808—Orientation-Intro
More than 750 members of the Class of 2022 — our 100th incoming class — are beginning their college journeys. Welcome to Bemidji State University.
201808 – BSU Today Mini Conference
Bemidji State University’s Center for Professional Development welcomed faculty back to campus with the inaugural BSU TODAY! mini-conference, a day-long event featuring presentations from BSU faculty on students and factors affecting their success in college.
201808-Student Health 101, Orientation
Are you new to BSU? Student Health 101 from the Student Center for Health & Counseling will help you successfully adjust to life in college.
201808-BSU 101, Orientation
Over the summer, Shawn and his friends in the Hobson Memorial Student Union shared tips to help new students learn more about being in college — and about their new home at Bemidji State University — in a video series called “BSU 101.”
201808-Orientation and Welcome Week
Bemidji State University’s Class of 2022, which includes a freshman class expected to number around 750 students, will get its first taste of college at BSU’s Orientation weekend, Aug. 24-26.
201808—Hockey Day in MN—Women
Former head coach Steve Sertich led the BSU women’s team against Wisconsin in front of more than 8,200 fans at Camp Randall Stadium in 2010.
201808—Hockey Day in MN—FSN Women
FOX Sports North will broadcast the BSU women’s team’s Jan. 19 outdoor game against the Minnesota State Mavericks live beginning at 1 p.m. Central time.