NS_with_Dr._Temte_10-10-11.mp3Northland Community & Technical College President Dr. Anne Temte is featured on “ Northland Spotlight,” a weekly Pioneer 90.1 program focusing on Northland administration, faculty, students and staff from the Thief River Falls and East Grand Forks campuses.
“Northland Spotlight” can be heard every Monday at 3:05 PM.
Dr. Temte discusses her initial impressions of the new Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System (MNSCU) Chancellor, Dr. Stephen J. Rosenstone. She also explains potential MNSCU frameworks for the future, a new aviation grant received by Northland from the United States Department of Labor, a Regional Economic Development Summit held May 10th on the NCTC/Thief River Falls campus and her response to recent “Feedback” sessions, held to enhance the quality of services and programs provided by the college.
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REDS_Event-Live_Broadcast_10-10-11.mp3 Pioneer 90.1 broadcast Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton’s regional economic development summit in Thief River Falls from Northland Community & Technical College on Monday.
The summit is aimed at gathering the best ideas on job creation from Minnesotans and to highlight Minnesota’s strong business climate and economic development opportunities. It was open to the public.
Governor Dayton has held regional summits throughout the state, including: Winona, Fergus Falls, Brainerd, Virginia, Faribault, International Falls, and Duluth. These summits will culminate in a statewide jobs summit later this month.
Campbell_Corner__from_10-5-11.mp3 “Campbell Corner” is featured every Wednesday afternoon at 3:05 on Pioneer 90.1 and highlights the events, activities and services of the Campbell Public Library in East Grand Forks, MN. Director Charlotte Helgeson recently discussed book clubs that are available to patrons at Campbell and also talked about how to encourage an interest in reading – for the young and the not-so-young.
Campbell Library is located in downtown East Grand Forks, at 422 4th Street NW – off of Demers Avenue.
Campbell Website: http://www.egf.mn/index.aspx?nid=185
Telephone: 218-773-9121
