This is the first story in a series in which students set to graduate in December reflect on how their final semester at Illinois State University has been impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Hear what students say about their fall semester experiences learning online in this episode of CTLT’s podcast, Let’s Talk Teaching.
Presentations and publications from Illinois State University staff and faculty.
The Stevenson Center’s interdisciplinary, applied curriculum informs the work Michael Hotard ’09 does today as senior program manager at the Stanford Immigration Policy Lab.
Designed to promote an equitable education, the Connecting the DOTS series will provide guidance in areas where instructors, parents, and students may be struggling.
We talk with Dr. Joseph Zompetti from the School of Communication about leading students through controversial conversations.
Elizabeth (Betty) Chapman came to ISU in 1983 as dean of the College of Applied Science.
The academic component of the University experience is the most essential as it leads to graduation, yet it is rarely contemplated beyond the micro level.
Open forums held during the fall semester provided campus input about the addition of engineering programs.
ISU’s TRIO/Student Support Services (SSS) program will receive a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help more first-generation students graduate.
