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Amid controversy, Noem will get an honorary degree at DSU this weekend.

In an action that will draw supporters and opponents, Dakota State University will give Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem an honorary degree.

DSU announced Thursday morning that Noem will receive the degree during the university’s May 10 commencement. Noem is scheduled to be speaking at the DSU graduation ceremony.

The news released said the honorary degree has met the DSU and South Dakota Board of Regents policies and procedures for granting honorary degrees.

 

Noem will receive an honorary degree of public service. DSU cited Noem’s strong commitment to DSU in the honorary degree announcement.

The possibility of Noem receiving an honorary degree has draw criticism from students and others as well as her scheduled speaking appearance.

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