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Sheree Kornkven

Sheree Kornkven
Manager, Technology Learning & Media Center
North Dakota State University
Fargo, North Dakota
UNITED STATES

Sheree Kornkven

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Sheree Kornkven manages the Technology Learning Center (TLC) and the Sponge program in the Information Technology Services (ITS) department at North Dakota State University, in Fargo, North Dakota. At the TLC, students, staff, and faculty receive individual assistance, on a walk-in basis, with technology-related coursework and projects (including those involving multimedia). Through the Sponge program, instructors receive assistance with and support for technology-related classroom projects, including Web sites, videos, and publications. Sheree is also coordinator of the Student Technology Services program, a program that oversees the approximately 100 student employees who work for Information Technology Services. Sheree received her bachelor's degree in English from Mayville State University (Mayville, North Dakota) and her master's degree in English Composition from North Dakota State University.

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