Psychology Professor Dawn McBride recently filmed a series of educational videos for SAGE Video for a psychology collection that is expected to launch in March 2016.
Psychology professor featured in educational video series
Unit: College of Arts and Sciences
Conference to address suicide, issues associated with combat trauma
A one-day conference, “Soldiering On: Understanding Trauma in the Military Culture,” will focus on trauma that soldiers and veterans face with active military duty on November 4.
John Pryor retirement celebration scheduled for November 9
There will be a retirement reception for Distinguished Professor of Psychology John Pryor from 3:30-5 p.m. on Monday, November 9.
Study Abroad launches program for students interested in renewable energy
Illinois State University’s Study Abroad office has joined Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Universitat Bonn in offering a summer study abroad opportunity to Bonn, Germany, centered in a location that is considered one of the leaders in renewable energy efforts.
School of Communication honors alumni Crawford, Groves, McBride
The School of Communication is proud to recognize three Honored Alumni for 2015: Tom Crawford, Jay Groves, and R.C. McBride.
El-Zanati to deliver Distinguished Professorship Lecture
Distinguished Professor of Mathematics Saad El-Zanati will deliver Illinois State University’s Distinguished Professorship Lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 3.
O’Reilly, Perry join Million Dollar Club
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs announced two new faculty members have joined Illinois State University’s Million Dollar Club.
Reactions: European migration differs from post-World War II
Professor of History Richard Soderlund says the comparison of today’s mass migration to post-World War II is misleading.
Purdue’s David Nolte to address Physics Colloquium Series
Purdue University Physics Professor David Nolte will give a talk titled “Doppler Imaging of Life: Everything Moves” at 4 p.m. Tuesday, November 3.
‘Hot Babes, Cool Dudes’ phenomenon may help turtles adapt to climate change
National Science Foundation Fellow Amanda Carter researches ‘Hot Babes, Cool Dudes,’ a phenomenon that may help turtles adapt to climate change.
