By Scout Nelson
Carrie Hammer has been named associate dean of North Dakota State University’s (NDSU) College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources. Her appointment marks a significant step in strengthening the college’s academic programs and initiatives.
“Dr. Hammer brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to our mission, having previously served as interim associate dean and a dedicated faculty member in the Department of Animal Sciences,” says Greg Lardy, Joe and Norma Peltier Vice President for Agriculture. “Her extensive background in teaching, research and student engagement will undoubtedly enhance our academic initiatives and support our students’ success.”
In her new role, Hammer will oversee academic programs and work on improving student outcomes. Her responsibilities include developing the college’s vision and strategy while focusing on student recruitment, retention, and scholarship administration.
“Agriculture is a vital industry in our state, and I am honoured to serve as the associate dean of academic programs for the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources,” says Hammer. “I am excited for the opportunity to collaborate with the college’s faculty, staff and students to advance education and innovation in agriculture.”
With a proven track record in academia, Hammer’s leadership aims to enhance education and innovation in agriculture, reflecting the critical importance of the industry to the region. Her appointment is expected to positively impact students, faculty, and the broader agricultural community, fostering excellence in education and research.
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