Funds are available for use for “the purpose of providing lectures or entertainment at the University for the purpose of assisting the advancement of a broader educational experience for all members of the University and city communities.”
Health Promotion and Wellness takes a look at healthy eating versus fad diets, which can be restrictive, unsustainable, and often are not evidence-based methods to improve health.
Brian Wilkinson and Craig Gatto are studying the way bacteria grow in the human body in an effort to help scientists understand what makes some bacteria resistant to antibiotics.
Illinois State University Provost Jan Murphy has announced the appointment of James Wolfinger as dean of the College of Education, effective July 1.
Illinois State faculty and staff in the news with links to articles.
Illinois State demonstrated its level of excellence for its graduate programs in the College of Education, its part-time MBA program in the College of Business, and its master’s degree programs in Mennonite College of Nursing.
Publications and presentations of Illinois State faculty and staff.
The Representation Project, spearheaded by the English Education Student Advisory Committee, will award a set of books to an Illinois high school English teacher for classroom use.
Partnering with communities to create innovative social change and social justice initiatives through art will be the theme of Social Work Day 2019, April 1.
The Lorax would have been preaching to the choir at Illinois State University. The hero of Dr. Suess’ eponymously titled children’s fable, who “speaks for the trees” and who fought in vain to stop the Once-ler’s destruction of his beloved Truffulas, may have even found a new home in the Fell Arboretum, with its thousands of trees representing 154 species. Either way, his message in support of sustainability would have definitely struck a chord with Missy Nergard.
