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Students, as a friendly reminder, your 1098-T Federal Tax form will be available online via Campus Connection. The 1098-T will not be mailed. To access this form, follow the steps below:
The Dakota College at Bottineau’s photography program is once again planning a study abroad course in Ireland for outdoor photography. This course is open to community members as well as college students.
The 2021 trip will mark the fourth year for this wonderful class. Clint Saunders, the head of the photography program at DCB started the study abroad course in 2018. The 2020 trip had to be cancelled due to COVID, but Saunders expects a large turnout for the 2021 trip stating, “If travel can get back to normal by September, I think the 2021 trip will be our largest group. Everyone is ready to get out and explore the world again, and what could be a better place to start than in Ireland.” The trip is scheduled for September 5 – September 12, 2021.
The Dakota College at Bottineau’s photography program is pleased to announce the 2021 Annual High School Photo Contest. There will be 25 winning entries with special prizes offered to the top three.
All 25 winning entries will receive a 16x20 inch archival giclee print of their winning photo, and an exhibition in an art show, including an artist’s reception and studio and campus tour at Dakota College. The top three entry prizes include a first-place prize of a Canon EOS 70D DSLR Camera with EF 16-35mm f2.8L II Lens and a $500 scholarship. Second and third places include a $750 and $500 scholarship respectively to Dakota College at Bottineau. Scholarships are applicable for full time students at Dakota College at Bottineau.
Dakota College at Bottineau’s (DCB) Campus Nurse, Susan Indvik has been selected by the North Dakota University System to chair the Allied Health/Medical Lab Science within the Academic Discipline Group (ADG). Indvik will act as the ADG Chairperson. ADG is responsible to facilitate internal and external conversations and vote for institutional recommendations for Allied Health and Medical Lab Sciences within the North Dakota University System.
After settling in Willow City, Jessie started looking for nursing programs in
the area and discovered the programs offered at Dakota College at Bottineau.
“I was very blessed to have such a great resource nearby, almost as if it fell
into my lap,” Jessie said. “The nursing instructors were very helpful because
they encouraged us to learn as much as we could academically, and they also
taught us the importance of a good bedside manner.”
Lauren Mach
Lauren Mach’s passions are sports and teaching, and her education at Dakota
College at Bottineau led her to a career in both fields. The Westhope native
chose Dakota College at Bottineau because it allowed her to play basketball
and softball and pursue a liberal arts degree, all while staying close to her
family. “I took a few dual credit courses through DCB while in high school,
and having a feel for what classes would be like also played a role in my
decision,” said Lauren.
Shania Brackenbury and Chad Geisinger
In the age of the Covid-19 pandemic, millions of healthcare workers around the
United States are working around the clock and in harm’s way as they come to
the aid of their patients. Two Dakota College at Bottineau graduates,
Shania Brackenbury and Chad Geisinger, are among these everyday heroes on
the Covid-19 front lines.
