\u2781 Jackrabbit Football Guide

Contents: 1981 Schedule1981 outlookJohn GregoryAssistant coachesPlayer SketchesOthers You\u27ll Be SeeingBehind The scenesAbout SDSUJackrabbit RecordsRosterAbout the NCC1981 Opponents1980 Revisited1980 StatisticsYear-by-Year Records and ScoresMedia Informationhttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/football-guides/1030/thumbnail.jp

College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions

[Page] 2 Thomas Gajewski : University of Chicago immunology researcher shares treatment’s progress in the fight against cancer at Francis Miller Lecture. [Page] 4 Endowed positions: The college will soon have three endowed posts on its faculty. Two are in the area of cancer. The other is in community pharmacy. All are considered transformational. [Page] 6 White Coat: A familiar face, Dave Helgeland, one of the class’s professors, delivered a message on expectations to this year’s group of P1 students. [Page] 8 Spring convocation: The 2015 Independent Pharmacist of Year visits to teach about enhanced value to payers. [Page] 10 MLS clinicals: Shelby Nelson and Brittany Rustad, graduating seniors in the medical laboratory science program, share their experience with 12-week rotations at Avera. [Page] 12 Jayarama Gunaje: Passion and commitment to students make the associate professor the students’ choice for Teacher of the Year for the second time in five years. [Page] 13 A first for South Dakota: Associate Professor Surachat Ngorsuraches becomes the first researcher in South Dakota to get an award from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI). [Page] 14 Faculty honors [Page] 15 Deb Farver: Retiring professor known for engaging classroom discussion. [Page] 16 Dave Helgeland: Clinical pharmacy professor steps down after 31 years at State. [Page] 17 Teresa Delfinis: Retiring student services coordinator has heart for students. [Page] 18 New faculty/staff: Joe Berendse, Emily Van Klompenburg, Nathan Bylander and Asha Hertler. [Page] 20 Rakesh Dachineni: Graduate Student of the Year works with Jayarama Gunaje on chemoprevention with aspirin. [Page] 21 Phonathon: Four pharmacy students spend almost 20 nights making nearly 4,000 calls— and enjoy it. [Page] 22 Dennis Hedge: After 24 years with the college, the former dean is now following the route of Harold Bailey as State’s top academic officer. [Page] 23 Now they’re teaching: Andrew Straw and Emily Van Klompenburg both took the community pharmacy residency position at Milbank after graduation, and it spurred them to go into education. [Page] 24 Class of 2017 graduates 27: Mackenzie Klinkhammer Success in the classroom and extraordinary involvement outside the classroom lead to the Elk Point native’s selection as Distinguished Graduate. [Page] 28 Nicole Hepper: Avera McKennan Hospital rotation coordinator named Preceptor of the Year. [Page] 29 Assessment report: Revision of Pharm.D. Curriculum changes underway. [Page] 30 Department of Pharmacy Practice: James Clem reports. [Page] 31 Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences: Omathanu Perumal reports. [Page] 34 Calendar [Page] 37 Development director Mike Birgen reports.https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/copahp_news/1017/thumbnail.jp

South Dakota Farm and Home Research

A Handful of Seed [p] 3 Hardiness Research [p] 8 Saving a Shelterbelt [p] 9 The Changing Farm Picture [p] 13 Rail Service [p] 15 SxA Calves [p] 18 Feed Mill [p] 20https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/agexperimentsta_sd-fhr/1108/thumbnail.jp

South Dakota Farm and Home Research

Leaving home Long-time Plant Science Department leader challenges scientists and public to work together in protecting our soil and water resources. [p] 2Neither one nor the other Chances are that you measure success by a combination-a successful family lite and economic soundness in your farm operation. [p] 3The \u27treasured exception\u27 Sometimes, an animal that doesn\u27t fit the mold can.tell us more about all animals, even us, than any average critter could. [p] 7Life in the old tree yet: Most windbreaks are past their prime but cleaning up the weeds gives them more years [p] 10No other way: \u27We are all animal welfarists, out of our own economic interests and also because we care. SDSU research guidelines are strict. [p] 13They come in all sizes Twenty years ago, large feedlots produced 16% of state\u27s fed cattle. Now they are turning out 64%. [p] 14103rd annual report The Agricultural Experiment Station presents its people and their projects. [p] 17https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/agexperimentsta_sd-fhr/1150/thumbnail.jp

South Dakota Farm and Home Research

Money in the bank [p] 3 “Soil analysis –it’s basic. The Soil Lab provides the services for your minimum effort, your maximum profit”Cottonwood [p] 7 “scientists enthusiastic about research with potential to double range carrying capacity”Measuring biomass [p] 11 “developing new instruments and techniques could speed research results. Answer ‘down the road’Manageable shelterbelts [p] 12 “Twin row-high density design promises maximum access, height, and ground level density”Dawn and Rita [p] 14 “New hard winter wheats show promise for disease resistance and high yield”Long-term solutions [p] 17 “Success in corn breeding is hard won. Developing population and inbred strake time, commitment.https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/agexperimentsta_sd-fhr/1116/thumbnail.jp

1973 Football

All-AmericansAll-time recordsAlphabetical rosterAthletic staffCareer coaches recordCoaches profilesCross Country outlookFootball outlookFootball recruitsFuture schedulesGolf outlooklast year reviewedLetterman profilesNCC composite schedule and record bookNumerical rosterPro Jackrabbit playersRecruitsSDSU record book and scheduleSeries recordsSouth Dakota queensYear-by-year recordhttps://openprairie.sdstate.edu/football-guides/1022/thumbnail.jp

South Dakota State Football 2012 Media Guide

General Information [pages] 2-162012 Preview [pages] 17-22Coaches/Staff [pages] 23-44Jackrabbit Players [pages] 45-782012 Opponents [pages] 79-882011 Season Review [pages] 89-108History [pages] 109-144https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/football-guides/1060/thumbnail.jp