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Aberdeen buying Strode Center, dome, more from Presentation Sisters

The reappearance of the Presentation College dome on campus this week is the first sign of a much bigger development that involves the city’s purchase of part of the campus.

Aberdeen and the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary have announced a partnership in which the city will acquire a significant portion of the former college campus, including the Strode Center, winter dome, soccer field and the northeast parcel of undeveloped land.

Aberdeen Parks Recreation and Forestry Director Mark Hoven said the transaction includes the fitness center added to the Strode Center, the soccer fields north of the Strode and land north and east of the dome.

Amber Schwab, property manager for the Presentation Sisters, said the purchase also includes auxiliary buildings affiliated with the athletic fields and facilities.

Work on putting up the dome began Monday, Oct. 15.

City officials confirmed last week that the dome was going up, but wouldn’t elaborate because the property is owned by the sisters. A message left last week for a spokeswoman for the covent was not returned.

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“These properties will help us continue to improve quality of life in Aberdeen by allowing us to expand our commitment to providing year-round recreational opportunities to everyone in the community,” Aberdeen Mayor Travis Schaunaman said in a news release issued Monday. “The Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary have been integral to the success of Aberdeen, and I’m glad that we’re able to help them perpetuate their legacy for generations to come.”

The Strode Center was dedicated on campus in 1998, and the dome was first used in early 2015, according to Presentation College ‘s campus history.

While the city and the Presentation Sisters have come to an agreement, Schaunaman declined to disclose how much the city is paying until the sale is final.

Platting and a property appraisal are needed before the sale is finalized, he said. Until then, he said, the city will be entering into a temporary agreement to use the facilities.

City Manager Robin Bobzien told the council Monday that the board should expect lease agreements related to the Presentation property in the near future.

Operation of the dome during the colder months when it’s up is expected to cost about $230,000 per year, Schaunaman said.

Aberdeen working with groups that want to use dome, Strode Center

Schaunaman said the city Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department will immediately start working with organizations interested in using the facilities. Contact has already been made with potential renters, he said.

Hoven said the city now has a list of groups that had reached out to the Presentation Sisters asking if the dome would be available this winter.

“We had 30 organizations reach out,” Schwab said.

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The interest was there when Presentation College used the dome as well, Schwab said, though requests conflicted with use by campus groups and athletic teams.

The dome has been used for practices, soccer tournaments, softball games, recreational walking and more in the past.

Schwab said the exciting part about the city’s purchase is not only that it provides parks and rec programming on the north side of Aberdeen, but it opens the door to more options.

“The conversation and interest level is enormous,” she said.

The city will begin planning to make the property a more connected part of the community with features like recreation trails, Hoven said.

More than 100 volunteers help set up the dome

Hoven said 100 to 120 volunteers were helping Monday to get the dome ready to be inflated.

Workers and volunteers were from the Aberdeen Public Works Department, Hub City Soccer Club, Dacotah Bank, RDO, Northern State University and the Aberdeen Wings.

The support, Hoven said, shows the importance of the dome in the community.

Schaunaman said he’s excited about the agreement and what the space means for city programming.

“We’re busting at the seams,” he said of space demands for existing programming.

Schaunaman said the transaction opens up the possibility of new indoor activities, too.

Presentation Sisters happy to continue to improve quality of life in Aberdeen

“The sisters have a long tradition of partnering with others to enhance the quality of life for all the people of Aberdeen. We found a strong, reliable partner in Mayor Schaunaman and are grateful that children of all socio-economic status will have access to these resources for years to come,” Sister Mary Thomas, president of the Presentation Sisters Corporate Board, said in the release.

For more than a century, the Presentation Sisters have made significant contributions to the city, which have included the founding of St. Luke’s Hospital and Presentation College.

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Their financial support has also enabled the Aberdeen Housing Authority to build low-income apartment complexes, facilitated HAPI Homes in developing affordable housing and played a pivotal role in Aberdeen’s faith-based education system, per the release.

Presentation officials started looking at financial health of college before COVID-19

Just before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the college, its board of trustees and the Corporate Board of the Presentation Sisters started a yearlong process of examining the financial well-being and sustainability of the school, according to a news release from the convent.

“Taking into account all these factors, we made the very difficult decision to close. Yet we know that God is always at work and will continue to call us as Presentation Sisters to reach out and meet the needs of today,” Thomas said in a news release issued at the end of September.

“We would like to see the land used for some purpose that would align with the values of the Sisters,” she said.

Now, that has come to be.

The East Suites near the Strode Center, soccer fields and dome are not part of the sale.

Schwab said there is currently interest in other buildings on campus and expects additional announcements in the coming months.

Scott Waltman of The Aberdeen Insider contributed to this report.

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SDSU named 2024 safest large college campus in South Dakota

South Dakota State University again tops the list for safest large college campus in South Dakota, according to a new report by SafeHome.org.

The recognition reflects the rate of violent crime per 1,000 students of which SDSU scores 0.24. SDSU is also the safest in the region when Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota and Nebraska are included.

“We are fully committed to providing the highest level of professional police and public safety services to the university community,” University Police Department Chief Tim Heaton said. “The protection and well-being of our students, faculty, staff, alumni and visitors is and always has been our top priority. The department emphasizes the importance of accreditation, training, consultation, teamwork and open discussion with campus constituencies on law enforcement and related safety matters.”

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City of Aberdeen opens Presentation College facilities for community use

ABERDEEN, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - One year ago, Presentation College announced it would be closing its campus permanently. Now, city officials in Aberdeen have found that one man’s campus is another man’s recreational treasure.

For many months, there were questions around the city of Aberdeen about what was going to happen with the buildings on Presentation’s campus, such as the Presentation Dome and the Strode Center. That decision laid with the Presentation Sisters, and they were the ones who reached out to Aberdeen Parks and Recreation with an idea.

A lease agreement to transfer control of the facilities to the city was formed with the Sisters. In December, Aberdeen officially opened the Strode Center and newly renamed Aberdeen Dome to the community.

For a small daily fee or the purchase of a punch card, residents can utilize the Saints’ fitness center, basketball court and indoor turf field, which lies in a temperature-controlled dome and also features batting cages.

Those facilities quickly generated interest from Aberdeen’s residents.

“Right now, we have offered some Dome hours. It’s kind of how we are scheduling things in the mornings to allow people to come in and use these facilities every morning.  We are working with other groups in town, certainly the Hub City Soccer Club, Northern State University, and Central High School have all scheduled times already,” said Recreation Aquatic Supervisor Travis Lemer.

Northern State University’s head distance running coach, Macy Heinz, was just one of the many that jumped on the opportunity to have their team practice in the Aberdeen Dome. Since winter’s arrival, it’s already proved to be an asset.

“As far as I know from last year, we struggled to get outside, especially with the winter we had last year.  I think this is a really good tool that we can have now to utilize to A: for the city of Aberdeen and B: for athletes to get some good training in a fairly temperature regulated, not icy surface,” said Heinz.

Parks and Rec Director Mark Hoven believes the facilities will bring new opportunities to Aberdeen’s residents.

“It was really a quality of life type thing. You live in Aberdeen... a lot of winters here. This provides an opportunity for people to get out of the winter. So, we’re pretty excited to have the opportunity to come in and have both this and the Strode Activities Center to be available to the citizens of Aberdeen to use,” said Hoven.

City officials say they are leasing the facilities on a month-to-month basis, but hope to reach a purchase agreement with the Presentation Sisters in the near future.

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The Northeast South Dakota Family Violence Prevention Conference is headed to Aberdeen this fall.

Registration is now open for the 2024 Northeast South Dakota Family Violence Prevention Conference, scheduled for Oct. 16-17 at the Dakota Event Center in Aberdeen.

Tickets can be purchased online at nesdfamilyviolence.com . The two-day conference features keynote speakers from across the country, a Wings of Hope presentation, and networking in addition to breakfast and a Saturday evening dinner and presentation. Attendees can choose between a dinner/conference option, or conference only or dinner only. A student discount is also available.

“Every year, the conference committee has the best presenters that speak on the latest strategies and research in family violence,” Gina Karst, executive director of Safe Harbor in Aberdeen, said in a release. “I look forward to hearing from experts in the field and exploring practical solutions that can be applied to support affected individuals and communities. I also enjoy the opportunity to network with other professionals dedicated to working with victims of violence.”

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Hera McLeod is a Washington, D.C.-based writer, speaker, tech leader and civil rights activist. She has made several television appearances advocating about social issues, and has testified before the U.S. Congress and Maryland State Legislative body, which has led to reformative legislation in the area of Family Court and Child Protection. Her story is best told through her memoir, “Defying Silence: A Memoir of a Mother’s Loss and Courage in the Face of Injustice,” which recounts her son’s murder and the path that led her to fight for other women and children.

Tanya Johnson Martinez has a diverse career spanning four years in civil litigation, 14 years as a career prosecutor and three as a defense attorney. Her legal journey started with traffic infractions and progressed to the most complex and high-profile cases, including the Savannah Greywind case. A North Dakota native, she employs the skills and knowledge she holds while seeking justice for citizens of her home state.

Leah J. Viste spent 20 years as a prosecutor for the State of North Dakota, representing clients in all types of criminal cases. She is currently a public defender for the North Dakota Commission on Legal Counsel for Indigents in Fargo. She has previously presented on civil commitment of sexually dangerous offenders, legal issues for Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner, search and seizure, 1983 actions and immunity, and constitutional issues in corrections and law enforcement.

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“I hope people will take away from the conference an enhanced understanding of the complexities of family violence and other forms of abuse,” Karst said in a release. “I also hope that attendees will find inspiration to take action and be proactive in efforts to combat violence, fueled by stories, research, and best practices shared during the conference.”

The NESD Family Violence Prevention Conference began in 2013 with a group of community agencies, with the initiative to address family violence. With limited education available in rural South Dakota communities, the conference was created to provide evidence-based, trauma-informed education that was affordable to professionals across the state, with the goal of addressing issues by providing skill-based training to professionals who work in the field of family violence. The conference continues to reach a diverse group of professionals, including victim advocates, law enforcement, court services, social workers, judges, prosecutors, mental health professionals, and more. Notable speakers through the years have included Casey Gwinn, Kristen Gibbons-Feden, Jonathan Hatami, and the detectives who worked the Christopher Watts case.

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John Papendick: Presentation College football team leaves it all on the field

On a wickedly windy day at Swisher Field in Aberdeen that featured a marriage proposal, Presentation College saved its best for last as the Saints nearly upset Dakota State in the 2021 football finale.

With two touchdowns and a safety, Dakota State won 16-14 on Nov. 13, but the proud Saints (0-11) seemed to play as if they were going for an undefeated season and a spot in the NAIA playoffs. In the final seconds, Presentation kicker Luiz Ferreira made a great attempt at an unsuccessful 55-yard field goal that would have won the game.

It seemed to be one of the few things that went wrong for Ferreira and the Saints on the day. Before the game, the Presentation senior proposed to girlfriend and fellow Saints student-athlete Lexi Boone, a soccer player. She said yes, according to the Presentation College athletics website, and Ferreira went on to make two point-after-touchdown kicks. Also, three of his nine punts went 71, 61 and 60 yards. The Saints' two touchdowns came from Breken Green, one on a pass from Hunter Griffrow.

The Saints’ final effort is a great testament to the players — especially the seniors, the coaching staff and Presentation's young football program that played its 11th season this fall. The Saints are 38-71 since their first game on Sept. 3, 2011. That was a 39-13 loss to Trinity Bible College. Presentation's first-ever win was 28-6 over Martin Luther on Oct. 1, 2011.

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Presentation College is a private, Catholic college located in its main campus in Aberdeen, South Dakota and in its branch campuses in Eagle Butte, also in South Dakota and Fairmont, Minnesota. Founded in 1922, the college was sponsored by the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The school traces its beginnings to 1922 when Rev. Monsignor J.M. Brady established Notre Dame Junior College in Mitchell, South Dakota. In 1951, Rev. Brady gave sponsorship of the college to the Presentation Sisters who operated the college from inception. The school changed its name to Presentation College and moved its campus to Aberdeen. By 1968, the college became coeducational.

Presentation College offers Bachelor’s degree programs in biology, business, nursing, radiologic technology, recreation, and social work. It also grants Associate degrees in biology, business, chemistry, communication, early childhood education, English, general studies, medical assisting, medical office administration, nursing, radiologic technology, religious studies, and surgical technology. A certificate program is also being given in the area of medical transcription. Recognized for its distinctive and outstanding academic programs, Presentation College focuses on health and medical-related programs.

Cost of tuition and fees for academic year 2010-2011 is US$14,960 for fulltime students and US$470 for part-time students. Those who want to avail of on-campus housing will be charged an additional fee for room and board plus housing deposit for a total of US$3,000. Financial aid in the form of loans, grants and scholarships is extended by the college to help its students pay for their cost of tuition and fees.

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Presentation College is a member of both the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) and of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III as an Independent. The Saints formerly competed in the NCAA Division III's Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC). The athletic department at Presentation College offers twelve sports, including Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, Football, Men’s Baseball, Women’s Fast-Pitch Softball, Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country and Men’s and Women’s Golf. Presentation College is moving to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in 2013 and will be a charter member of the North Star Athletic Association in the 2013-14 school year.

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Presentation College has an acceptance rate of 99%, but the admissions bar isn't overly high so the school will be easily accessible to those applying with high grades and strong standardized test scores. An application can be filled out online on the school's website. As part of the application, students will also need to submit scores from the SAT or ACT, and official high school transcripts. If you have any questions about the admissions process, be sure to get in touch with a counselor in the admissions office. Also, check out Presentation's website for more information about applying, including complete guidelines/instructions, and important dates and deadlines.

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• SAT Critical Reading: 400 / 493
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Presentation College Description

Presentation College, located in Aberdeen, South Dakota, was founded in 1951. It was founded by the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary and retains its Catholic traditions today. The school focuses on medical and science-based programs, with over 15 Bachelor programs to choose from, and many more at the Associate's Degree level. Popular choices include Nursing, Biology, Social Work, and Business Management.

Academics are supported by a healthy 10 to 1 student/faculty ratio. Outside of the classroom, students can participate in a number of student-run groups and activities. These range from the academic to the social and artistic, including musical groups, faith-based meetings and projects, and student government. On the athletic front, the Presentation College Saints compete in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA); popular sports include basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, and golf. 

Enrollment (2016)

• Total Enrollment: 821 (all undergraduate)
• Gender Breakdown: 36% Male / 64% Female
• 65% Full-time

Costs (2016 - 17)

• Tuition and Fees: $19,090
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• Room and Board: $8,690
• Other Expenses: $2,700
• Total Cost: $31,680

Presentation College Financial Aid (2015 - 16)

• Percentage of New Students Receiving Aid: 100%
• Grants: 100%
• Grants: $10,732
• Loans: $8,310

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• Most Popular Majors:  Nursing, Business, Social Work, Radiologic Technology, Biology

Transfer, Graduation and Retention Rates

• First Year Student Retention (full-time students): 59%
• 4-Year Graduation Rate: 37%
• 6-Year Graduation Rate: 44%

Intercollegiate Athletic Programs

• Men's Sports:  Football, Soccer, Golf, Basketball, Baseball
• Women's Sports:  Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Golf, Basketball

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Welcoming people of all faiths, Presentation College challenges learners toward academic excellence and, in the Catholic tradition, the development of the whole person.

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