Migos. Cardi B. Beyoncé. These are names most students would not expect to often hear at an academic workshop. However, one Illinois State University School of Communication (SoC) alumna is using “the culture” to cultivate student leadership.
Barb O’Malley ’84 was one of few women in applied computer science when she began working for Northern Trust following her graduation.
Scholar and author Patrisia Macías-Rojas will present “From Deportation to Prison: The Politics of Immigration Enforcement in Post-Civil Rights in America.”
The new School Street Food Pantry is holding a drive for needed items, and giving donors the chance to win a $200 Alamo II gift card.
The fair aims to educate students about majors in the STEM fields. The event will include networking with faculty from STEM departments and meeting with successful students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Translatina organizer Juniperangelica Cordova will offer a talk and workshop on decolonizing activism and re-rooting community organizing.
In her talk, Adachi will explore how and why Japanese in Brazil have succeeded in retaining their ancestral Japanese language.
Professor Kimberly Shinew’s research focuses on the interrelated effects of race, ethnicity, social class, and gender on recreation and sport preferences and behaviors. Her talk is the 2018 Esther Larson McGinnis Scholar Lecture.
The Publications Unit in the Department of English is hosting two events to celebrate the book launch of Härte by Sade LaNay, published by Downstate Legacies, the literary imprint of the Publications Unit.
Seven world languages teacher education students from Professor Hildebrandt’s LAN 320 class have an all-semester clinical experience at University of Illinois Extension Unity Community Center’s after-school program.
