This report is a result of the input and assistance of many individuals and organizations in Southwestern North Dakota. Our appreciation and thanks are extended to all the business operators that participated in the focus group discussions and completed the written questionnaire, as well as all the individuals that granted personal interviews. Also, a special thanks to Carol Gjovik, Marty Campbell, Cal Klewin, Bob Kudrna, Diane Rogness, Terri Theil, and Patti Perry for their assistance in setting up the focus group meetings. Without the input of everyone involved, this study would not have been possible. Thanks are extended to Carol Jensen for document preparation and to our colleagues who reviewed the manuscript
Prepared in partnership with Mill Towns Trail Board by the Community Assistantship Program (CAP) adm...
North Dakotans through a state association of health-related professionals. As I make my transition ...
Focus group discussions were conducted in April 1997 in two rural North Dakota counties to examine w...
The authors want to thank several individuals who were critical to the development and completion of...
Several people and organizations were helpful in providing data and information used in this study. ...
2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The author wishes to thank Emily Akerson for extensive assistance is setting up a...
people contributed to the success of this project. The authors of the report wish to thank Margery A...
Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank the resident North Dakota hunters and anglers who re...
Sioux County--without their help and assistance this study would not have been possible. The authors...
his leadership, guidance, and information throughout the study. Several individuals were helpful at ...
The authors would like to thank Harold Pedersen, City of Fargo Fleet Services Manager, for his time ...
Using a basic qualitative approach, interviews were conducted with five agents in North Dakota with ...
The members of the research team would like to thank all those who have contributed to the success o...
The authors are indebted to numerous private businesses and governmental agencies who provided infor...
During our research process we have been in contact with a lot of people. In order to gather data fo...
Prepared in partnership with Mill Towns Trail Board by the Community Assistantship Program (CAP) adm...
North Dakotans through a state association of health-related professionals. As I make my transition ...
Focus group discussions were conducted in April 1997 in two rural North Dakota counties to examine w...
The authors want to thank several individuals who were critical to the development and completion of...
Several people and organizations were helpful in providing data and information used in this study. ...
2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The author wishes to thank Emily Akerson for extensive assistance is setting up a...
people contributed to the success of this project. The authors of the report wish to thank Margery A...
Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank the resident North Dakota hunters and anglers who re...
Sioux County--without their help and assistance this study would not have been possible. The authors...
his leadership, guidance, and information throughout the study. Several individuals were helpful at ...
The authors would like to thank Harold Pedersen, City of Fargo Fleet Services Manager, for his time ...
Using a basic qualitative approach, interviews were conducted with five agents in North Dakota with ...
The members of the research team would like to thank all those who have contributed to the success o...
The authors are indebted to numerous private businesses and governmental agencies who provided infor...
During our research process we have been in contact with a lot of people. In order to gather data fo...
Prepared in partnership with Mill Towns Trail Board by the Community Assistantship Program (CAP) adm...
North Dakotans through a state association of health-related professionals. As I make my transition ...
Focus group discussions were conducted in April 1997 in two rural North Dakota counties to examine w...