Dr. Andrew Armacost, President | University of North Dakota
Dr. Andrew Armacost, President | University of North Dakota
The University of North Dakota (UND) has been recognized as one of the "50 Best Places to Work in 2025" by Prairie Business Magazine. The annual list is compiled based on reader feedback, with this year's selection drawn from more than 1,600 nominations.
Prairie Business Magazine features the selected organizations alphabetically in its latest issue. The honored companies come from a readership area that spans three U.S. states and one Canadian province, including nearly three dozen from North Dakota, eight from Minnesota, and six from South Dakota. Grand Forks, home to UND, had 10 companies on the list, while Fargo accounted for 15.
Peggy Varberg, associate vice president for Human Resources at UND, commented on the recognition: “This recognition reflects the spirit of our people,” said Peggy Varberg, UND associate vice president for Human Resources. “We have a team of passionate, hard-working individuals who care deeply about our students, are committed to student success and the fostering of a supportive and collaborative campus.
“Thank you to our entire campus community for making this such an inspiring place to learn, teach and grow.”
Other cities with honored organizations include Crookston, Bismarck-Mandan, Dickinson, Grafton, Jamestown, Minot, Park River, Rochester, Wahpeton, Watertown and Watford City in addition to Edmonton in Alberta.
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