UND has more graduates who work full-time in elementary and secondary education in the state than any other institution in the North Dakota University System. Each report is based on the traveler's specific location, route and direction of travel, and provides quick and convenient access to road reports as well as current forecast weather information for approximately the next 60 miles. Anthropology Department's Archaeological Research conducted general archaeological surveys and testing in the county. Center for Rural Health of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences provides assistance statewide in a variety of ways. The following is only a partial listing.
Help is provided in the areas of proposal and grant finding, writing, and evaluation.
The Center's website offers critical office, state, and national information among other information. Studies were conducted on pediatric trauma and trauma among Native American elders in the state as well as assorted studies on the state's EMS population. Within Billings County from June 1999-November 2000, the Center provided grant funding information for rural health clinics. Central Legal Research , within the School of Law, provides legal research services free of charge to North Dakota licensed attorneys who are publicly paid personnel in the municipal, state, federal, and tribal court systems such as judges, prosecuting attorneys, and court-appointed defense counsel. The Department of Public Instruction's Special Learner Collection is housed and serviced by the Library.