Civic Engagement Day is April 21. The Illinois State University campus will celebrate the day with an event from 2-4 p.m. in the Circus Room of the Bone Student Center.
Civic Engagement Day discussion, April 21
Unit: Academic Affairs and Provost
Submit your proposal for Illinois State’s CIT summer conference
Illinois State University faculty and staff are encouraged to submit proposals to present at the 2016 Continuous Improvement in Technology (CIT) conference on Tuesday, August 2.
Impact Award winners for 2016 announced
The Impact Award, a program organized through University College, recognizes the positive influence individual members of the Illinois State University community have on new students and student retention.
U.S. patent office’s Sheppard to talk inventions, intellectual property
Christal Sheppard from the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) will be on campus Wednesday, April 27, to discuss intellectual property and the patent process.
Qiliang He to explore journalism in China
Assistant Professor of History Qiliang He will present “The Use of Newspapers: Some Reflections on the History of Journalism in China” at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, April 21.
Documentary to explore climate change, April 19
A free screening of the film This Changes Everything will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 19, in Capen Auditorium, Edwards Hall.
International seminar looks at sustainable development goals
Julian Westerhout of Illinois State’s Department of Politics and Government will give a talk Wednesday, April 13, titled “The UN Sustainable Development Goals: A Human Capability Approach” in the Old Main Room, Bone Student Center.
Graduate Council election results
The Graduate Council has announced the names of newly elected members.
Week of April 11: OneNote, Working towards Tenure, Select Survey
Create, share, and organize your work life with Microsoft OneNote. It is just one of the many professional development opportunities coming up.
Illinois State an economic engine for McLean County
Spending by Illinois State University, its employees, and its students directly contributes more than $550 million to the McLean County economy.
