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Seventy-six women enjoyed the “After Hours” gathering held Tuesday, November 10 at the home of Kim Lauf, Mayville, N.D. Sandy Braaten, Portland, N.D.; Gaylene Johnson, Cummings, N.D.; and Becky Brandt and Mary Germundson, Mayville; assisted Kim as hostesses.
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More than 60 women enjoyed the “After Hours” gathering held Tuesday, October 13 at the home of Kara Schreiner, Mayville, N.D. Becca Braaten, Mayville, N.D., and Lori Baldock, Jerilyn Braaten, and Tanya Strand, all of Portland, N.D., assisted Kara as hostesses.
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For alumni, homecoming is about renewing acquaintances and connecting with their alma mater and the people who helped to make the college experience meaningful for them. Over the weekend of October 9-11, recollections of college days and expressions of thanks were heard over and again as Mayville State alumni and friends gathered to celebrate their commonalities and the accomplishments of fellow alumni and friends.
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The Mayville State University Alumni Association Board will host a social for Mayville State University Alumni & Friends on Thursday, October 22, 2009. The social will be held at the Italian Moon restaurant, 810 S Washington Street, Grand Forks, N.D., from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. All Mayville State alumni and friends are welcome!
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Good friends, good food, Comets football, and a fantastic fund-raiser highlighted the 15th annual Mayville State University Farmers Bowl celebration on Saturday, September 26. The Farmers Bowl, sponsored by the MSU Foundation, teams Mayville State University with the community in a festival celebrating the area’s agricultural way of life. Yearly activities include a parade, corn on the cob and hot dog feed, Mayville State Comets football game, and a fund-raising auction. This year, a home Mayville State volleyball game was also a part of the activities.
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Among the activities planned for Mayville State University’s homecoming festivities is a “Salute to Harvey McMullen.” A short program honoring Harvey will be held at the KT Hall in Portland, N.D., beginning at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 10. The “Salute” is part of an all-alumni and friends homecoming social that will take place at KT Hall from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. on October 10. A picnic-style supper will be served from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. The social will continue following the program and until 11:00 p.m. The public is invited to take part in the supper, the program, and the social.
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Mayville State University officials have announced that College Drive will be officially named for Mayville State University and city of Mayville celebrity Stanley Dakken. A ceremony recognizing the designation of Stan Dakken Drive will be held during Mayville State’s homecoming festivities on Saturday morning, October 10, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The program will be held on the lawn across the street from the northeast corner of the Mayville State Campus Center.
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More than 90 women enjoyed the “After Hours” gathering held Tuesday, September 8 at the home of Debbie Hagen, Mayville, N.D. Linda Baier, Mayville, N.D., assisted Debbie as a hostess.
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The third annual Mayville State University Comet Athletic Club Sportsmen’s Raffle event held Saturday evening, September 12 at the Mayville Armory, was a huge success. Preliminary figures show that about $30,000 was raised in the event. Proceeds will be used to support scholarships for Mayville State University student athletes. The highlight of the evening was the raffle drawing for 50 guns that were given away to individuals who had purchased raffle tickets for a chance to win. The event also included dinner and a variety of other raffles, games, and prizes.
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First-day figures show that Mayville State University is experiencing significant enrollment increases in all categories this fall. The first-day headcount enrollment is 824. This represents a 13.5% increase over the first-day headcount for the fall of 2008, and the largest headcount at Mayville State since 2005.
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President's Column
Mayville State University’s strategic plan goal #3 focuses on enhancing a culture of personal service in which the evolving needs of students and customers are met. Four key strategies to achieve this goal have been identified:
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Goal 2 of Mayville State’s strategic plan is to significantly improve the comfort, functionality, efficiency, aesthetics, and safety of the physical facilities on campus. We understand the importance of providing facilities that are not only functional, but also appealing, comfortable, and safe for our students, faculty, and staff. Great strides have been made in this area over the last several years.
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For years, Mayville State has had to run its boiler heating system with #2 fuel. The #2 fuel has been the only option available, and especially in recent years, this dependence created a huge financial burden for the university.
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