Campus Clips

Jimmie men's season ends in Point Lookout

The Jamestown College men’s basketball team mounted a thrilling comeback but fell just short as they were defeated by St. Francis (Ind.) 64-63 Thursday in the opening round of the NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball Championships in Point Lookout, Mo.

The Jimmies were led in scoring by Mark Hoge (sophomore, Ironton, Minn.) with 17, Byron Jones (senior, Glenarden, Md.) with 16 and Davon Thomas (sophomore, Gaffney, S.C.) with 12. Drew Preiner (freshman, Oakdale, Minn.) led the Jimmies in rebounds with 10.

The Jimmies finished the season 25-7.

Backpack to Briefcase Conference March 21

The Jamestown College Look Forward Committee is hosting a Backpack to Briefcase Conference from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, March 21 on the campus of Jamestown College.

Stutsman County Extension Service Agent Christina Rittenbach will give the keynote presentation, “Managing Debt and Using Credit Wisely,” at 7 p.m. in Level Two of the Nafus Student Center. read more »

Nursing students return from Kenya

Fourteen Jamestown College senior nursing students and two faculty members have returned from Chogoria, Kenya, where they spent a month working at Chogoria Hospital, a facility affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. This was the fifth delegation traveling to Chogoria from the Jamestown College Department of Nursing since 2007. read more »

J-House comes down to make way for new building

Jamestown College celebrated Wednesday as the J-House was demolished to make way for the new McKenna-Thielsch Center, a state-of-the art laboratory building for the science and nursing departments.

President Badal takes one of the first swings at the J-House read more »

Students named to Fall 2011 Dean's List

Dr. Gary Watts, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Jamestown College, announces 265 students have been named to the Dean’s List for the 2011 fall semester.

The Dean’s List includes all full-time students who, during any given semester, earn a grade point average of 3.50 or better on a minimum of 12 semester credits.

North Dakota read more »