The Office of International Engagement and the Center for Integrated Professional Development presented the workshop, “Design and Implement a Faculty-Led Study Abroad Program 101.”
Study Abroad 101: Faculty-led programming workshop
Unit: College of Arts and Sciences
From model birds to mini Boba Fett, Milner Library’s 3D printers meet Redbird demand
Milner Library’s popular 3D printing services are helping Redbirds like Rachael DiSciullo, who needed new model house wrens for her dissertation research.
Inspire Redbirds with your job, internship or grad school acceptance
Tell Career Services about it and encourage others with your story!
With moves like Jagger, communication studies major David Allen steps onstage for success
It was not an uncommon occurrence for David Allen to sing after his team scored a touchdown. Though not in celebration—but as a warm-up for his next gig. Bouncing between the Rochester High School football field and a Madrigals acapella concert was simply… routine.
Latino and Disability Awareness Cultural Dinner: Lauren Ridloff shares journey from teacher to Marvel superhero
Actor Lauren Ridloff discussed her intersecting identities November 10 for a sellout crowd in the Aaron Leetch Stadium Club as the keynote speaker for Illinois State’s Latino and Disability Awareness Cultural Dinner.
T.Y. Wang presents a paper on America’s policy of strategic ambiguity
Dr. T.Y. Wang, ISU University Professor and Chair of the Department of Politics and Government, presented a co-authored paper at the International Conference of Taiwan’s Election and Democratization Study.
Dr. Nathan Stephens builds community through research
Dr. Nathan Stephens discusses his research focusing on the transition of students into college, and post-college success.
Endowments like yours reward educational excellence
When actuarial science major Katie Johnson was recognized as a State Farm Scholar during her freshman year, she could hardly contain her excitement.
Thanks to you: Nalefskis support geology students
Steve ’83 and Lori (Walenga) Nalefski ’84 have established an endowed scholarship for declared geology majors.
Deep thoughts: Renowned Redbird scholar Dr. Paul Garris studies the brain and helps students expand theirs
An Illinois State faculty member since 1995, Garris has investigated the role of dopamine in the brain for nearly three decades, specifically as it relates to Parkinson’s disease and drugs of abuse.
