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11. Okt. 2019 · In fact, Yankton’s predicament—and the unusual outcome—wasn’t unique: Around the same time in the mid-1980s, another small South Dakota college abutting the Missouri River was met with a nearly identical fate, reluctantly shutting down and selling its land to the state, which converted the school into a prison.
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30. Jan. 2007 · In 1981, John returned to Yankton as a math teacher at Yankton High School, where he worked until 1989. He went back to the college level as an Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at ...
9 am • Yankton Federal Prison Camp • 12th St. & Douglas . You MUST pre-register before May 15, arrive promptly, no cameras. A one-hour guided walking tour of former YC campus. GOLF . 10 am • Shot-Gun Start . Bill Bobzin (605) 661-0148 For Tee Times . OPEN HOUSE . JOSEPH AND SARAH WOOD WARD ALUMNI & EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF YANKTON COLLEGE
Content Description. The collection consists of twelve reels of 35mm microfilm of catalogs from Yankton College (Yankton, S.D.) from 1883-1984. Also included are a student directories from 1984, summer session bulletins from 1969-1984, campus directories from 1966-1983, Yankton Faculty Newsletters from 1963-1965, and President’s Newsletters from 1972.
The Yankton College Alumni Advisory Board meets twice a year, in April and in September, to foster the Yankton College alumni relations, its primary function. To apply for the Alumni Advisory Board, fill out the AAB application and send to the Yankton College business office at PO Box 133, Yankton, SD 57078. AAB Application Form.
Yankton is served by the Yankton Public School District (K-12), Sacred Heart Catholic School (pK-8), and Mount Marty College. Yankton was once home to Yankton College ; founded in 1881, it was the first liberal arts college in the Dakota Territory .
