Independence Day on Thursday, July 4, will be observed as a holiday by the University. Only those employees designated by their supervisors are required to work on a holiday.

Chester Fritz Library has listed its hours for the Independence Day holiday, July 3-5:

Wednesday, July 3: 8 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, July 4: CLOSED

Friday, July 5: 8 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Regular Summer hours resume on Monday, July 8: 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.

The UND Bookstore will be changing its hours for the summer season, from May 28 to July 27.

Hours of operation during that period will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays.

Visit the store’s website for upcoming holiday hours and closures.

Monday, May 27, Memorial Day, will be observed as a holiday by the University. Only those employees designated by their supervisors must work on a holiday.

Do you have family member, friend or neighbor who should check out the University of North Dakota?

Unfortunately, the Office of University Admissions doesn’t know about every potential student. Unless students have expressed interest in UND or sent their ACT/SAT scores, we may not know about them.

Whether they’re a high school senior, junior or sophomore, let Admissions know so we can send them more information about becoming a future UND student. Please complete our brief online form so we can connect with them.

Thank you for your help!

The UND Bookstore will be changing its hours for the summer season, from May 28 to July 27.

Hours of operation during that period will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays.

Visit the store’s website for upcoming holiday hours and closures.

The UND Bookstore will be changing its hours for the summer season, from May 28 to July 27.

Hours of operation during that period will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays.

Visit the store’s website for upcoming holiday hours and closures.

Dear faculty and staff,

Please help to spread the word about the “Plans After Graduation & Experiences Survey.”  In order to gather information on post-secondary plans, receive reflections on their time at UND, and get answers to employment questions we are often asked, we are asking for your support to help us get a better response.

Learn more about the survey.

Encourage students to watch for the survey in an email from UND Career Services starting one month prior to graduation, with regular reminders until the survey has been completed by the student.

Students who complete the survey will be entered to win a $250 Amazon gift card.  A winner will be drawn one month after graduation.

Ideas of ways to share:

• Post on Blackboard
• Announce in capstone classes
• Send on a listserv

If you have questions, please contact Career Services, 701.777.2117 or UND.careerservices@UND.edu

Chester Fritz Library will extend its hours during Finals Week:

Friday, May 3 (Reading & Review Day)  7:30 a.m.  –  2 a.m.

Saturday, May 4                                    10 a.m. – 2 a.m.

Sunday, May 5                                       10 a.m. – 2 a.m.

Monday – Thursday, May 6-9                7:30 a.m.  –  2 a.m.

Friday, May 10                                      7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Saturday – Sunday, May 11-12              CLOSED

Do you have family member, friend or neighbor who should check out the University of North Dakota?

Unfortunately, the Office of University Admissions doesn’t know about every potential student. Unless students have expressed interest in UND or sent their ACT/SAT scores, we may not know about them.

Whether they’re a high school senior, junior or sophomore, let Admissions know so we can send them more information about becoming a future UND student. Please complete our brief online form so we can connect with them.

Thank you for your help!

The following policy documents have been posted for notification of approval, revision and/or retirement. Contact the policy owner with questions or submit feedback electronically.

New Documents

Please go to the New & Recently Revised Policies list to view the documents.

• Sponsored Project Payroll Confirmation
  The University of North Dakota (UND) requires employees to certify that the salaries and wages charged or cost shared to sponsored projects are reasonable in relation to the actual work performed. This is achieved through after-the-fact certification of project payroll recorded on project payroll statements (PPS) in the UND Compensation Compliance (UNDCC) system. UND is committed to ensuring that PPS completed in connection with sponsored projects are accurate. All faculty and staff who are involved in allocating salaries and wages to sponsored projects, managing sponsored projects, or completing pre review and certification are responsible for understanding the principles of accurate and timely payroll certification.
• Laboratory Safety Manual
  This manual was developed by the University of North Dakota (UND) Office of Safety (OoS) to provide information to protect workers and the surrounding environment and to achieve compliance with applicable standards and regulations. Implementation of these policies and procedures is the responsibility of the Principal Investigator (PI) and depends largely on the efforts of laboratory supervisors and personnel. It is essential that they seek additional advice and training when needed to conduct research in a manner that is safe for employees, students, and the surrounding community.

Revised Documents

Please go to the New & Recently Revised Policies list to view the documents.

• Sexual Misconduct – non-substantive revisions
• Title IX Sexual Misconduct – non-substantive revisions
• Discrimination & Harassment – non-substantive revisions
• Email: Office of Record – three-year review: non-substantive revisions
• Animals on Campus – non-substantive revisions
• Respiratory Protection Program – substantive revisions
• Protections for Pregnant and Parenting Students and Employees – three-year review: non-substantive revisions
• Responding to Reports of Title IX Sexual Misconduct – non-substantive revisions
• Responding to Reports of Sexual Misconduct Procedure – non-substantive revisions
• Investments – three-year review: non-substantive revisions
• Agreement & Contract Authorization – non-substantive revisions
• Procurement – non-substantive revisions
• Disclosure of Non-Research Related Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Commitment – three-year review; non-substantive revisions
• Responding to Reports of Employee Discrimination and Harassment Procedures – non-substantive revisions

Retired Documents

• Email: Back-up Media – Process outdated; any needed components will be incorporated into pending Email policy
• Effort Reporting – Replaced by Sponsored Program Payroll Confirmation policy

To search campus policies, utilize UND’s policy library. Want your department’s policies added to the library? Contact Jen Rogers, director of university policy, for additional information (7-4392 or jen.rogers@UND.edu).

Have you ever felt like you didn’t have enough information to make a smart financial decision? Have your finances concerned you in any way?

The North Dakota University System is part of an important initiative to make North Dakota the most financially literate state in the nation. The unique website, Smart with My Money, provides a research-based perspective that goes far beyond other financial literacy sites.

To access this free resource, please visit SmartWithMyMoney.nd.gov and create an account. It’s recommended that you use your personal email address, so you can access it throughout your adult life.

After creating an account, you can take a 15-minute financial personality test and answer a few questions about your priorities and financial stage in life. Based on your answers and needs, tasks and recommended articles and videos will appear on your dashboard. There are also important sections addressing financial anxiety and behavioral finance.

In addition, every time you complete a task, you can earn “Sprouts” that may be redeemed for a chance to win cash prizes!

Get started today and continue to utilize this free resource to help you make good financial decisions.

Calling all bookworms!

The English Graduate Student Association will be hosting their annual book sale fundraiser from Wednesday, April 3 to Friday, April 5, on the first floor of Gamble Hall. The book sale will be open 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The sale will offer a wide selection from popular fiction and classics to philosophy and textbooks, all at a discounted price: $1 for paperbacks and $3 for hardcovers. Movies and music will also be available for $2.

Accepted forms of payment include cash, card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Cash App. Please contact Kyle Moore if you have any questions: kyle.robert.moore@UND.edu.

Spring Cleaning?  It’s a great time to go through your professional dress items!

UND’s Experiential Learning Center is continually accepting donations to help fill the racks of the Career Closet.

We are looking for gently used, pre-washed business casual/business professional clothing items to support our UND students with their career readiness. Students can shop the Career Closet, try on and pick up to three items to keep each semester at no charge.

Who can donate?  Anyone! Staff, faculty, friends, family, etc.
Who benefits?  Currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students
What will we accept?  Dress shirts, slacks/pants, skirts, dresses, suits, suit coats, ties, blouses, and shoes

Please deliver donations to the Experiential Learning Center, McCannel Hall, Room 190, or email UND.careerservices@UND.edu for additional pick-up or delivery options.

Career Closets are also available at The Pancratz Career Development Center in the Nistler College of Business and Public Administration and the Gender Expression Closet in the Pride Center located in the Memorial Union. Both locations also accept clothing donations.

Do you have family member, friend or neighbor who should check out the University of North Dakota?

Unfortunately, the Office of University Admissions doesn’t know about every potential student. Unless students have expressed interest in UND or sent their ACT/SAT scores, we may not know about them.

Whether they’re a high school senior, junior or sophomore, let Admissions know so we can send them more information about becoming a future UND student. Please complete our brief online form so we can connect with them.

Thank you for your help!