NDIS Staff
Principal
Investigator – Dr. Brent A. Askvig, Ph.D.
Dr. Askvig is the Principal Investigator for the NDIS project and is responsible
for the overall project management, project fiscal monitoring, and project
evaluations. Dr. Askvig has a doctorate in education, special education and
educational research. He is the Executive Director of NDCPD and is
a professor of special education at Minot State University. Dr. Askvig has
been the lead author and principal investigator on numerous state and federal
grant and contracts totaling nearly $20 million.
Project
Director – Kora Dockter, RN BNSc
Ms. Dockter is Project Director for the NDIS project and has primary
responsibility for the day-to-day activities of the project. She acts
as project liaison between the project and the learning collaborative partners
and pilot programs, providing content support, training, and technical assistance.
She also monitors the collection of assessment and evaluation data. Ms. Dockter
is a registered nurse and holds a Bachelors of Nursing Science degree from
MedCenter One College of Nursing. She has almost 15 years of pediatric nursing
experience ranging from clinical to administrative nursing, most recently working
with children with special health care needs at the state level.
Project
Coordinator – Janet Green
Ms. Green is Project Coordinator for the NDIS project and handles logistical
support for the collaborative, study groups, stakeholder meetings, and pilot
sites.
Project Partners
- Children’s Special Health Services Division – North Dakota Department of Health
- Family Voices of North Dakota – Health Information and Education Center
- North Dakota Department of Insurance
- North Dakota American Academy of Pediatrics
- North Dakota Health Disparity Grant
- North Dakota Head Start – State Collaboration Office
- North Dakota Department of Public Instruction
- Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems
- MeritCare Health Systems
- UND Center for Rural Health
Technical Support
- Healthy Ready to Work National Center
- Children with Special Health Care Needs – Minnesota Department of Health