In the following Q&A, non-tenure track professor Todd Kukla shares some of his experiences in the Department of Philosophy at Illinois State University.
Q&A with professor Todd Kukla
Unit: College of Arts and Sciences
Recent biology graduate Christine Hodges now working for USDA
School of Biological Sciences graduate Christine Hodges ’11, M.S. ’14, is now a physical science technician in the laboratory of Susan McCormick at the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Laboratory in Peoria.
Psi Chi/SPA connects psychology students, community
Learn more about the Psi Chi Honor Society and the Student Psychology Association (SPA) at Illinois State University
Vidal-Gadea discovers first receptor of Earth’s magnetic fields in animals
Illinois State University’s Andres Vidal-Gadea is leading the way to understanding the internal compass of animals by identifying the first sensor of the Earth’s magnetic field in the brain of a worm.
ISU student lands elite internship at National Institutes of Health
Illinois State junior Kali Riddell researched stuttering during her summer internship at the National Institutes of Health.
Successful recent graduate students get to work
Dr. Kathleen Westby and Molly Schumacher, graduate students from Dr. Steven Juliano’s research group recently completed their degrees and have moved on to the next steps in their career.
Graduate student’s research: Turtles, sex determination, and climate change
Ph.D. student Amanda Wilson Carter has explored the marshes of Illinois and the swamps of South Carolina in pursuit of slider turtles for her research this summer.
ISU alum leads Illinois Department of Human Rights
A public service career continues for Rocco Claps ’83, who was reappointed as director of the Illinois Department of Human Rights.
Illinois State plays key role in David Foster Wallace biopic
A new biopic’s portrayal of author David Foster Wallace is winning praise from two of his former colleagues at Illinois State, even if the University itself is a little lost in translation.
Video: Meet Adam Kinzinger, the only Redbird in Congress
Meet Congressman Adam Kinzinger, an Illinois State University alum who was first elected to public office while still in college.
