Classes may have just begun, but it’s not too soon to work on your career plans. Attend the career fairs held this spring.
Students, alumni explore employment options at the spring career fairs
Unit: College of Business
To Illinois State, with love
For Susan and Stephen Kern M.B.A. ’80, giving to Illinois State is not just about lifting up future Redbirds. It’s a way to honor their mutual history with campus and ensure the vitality of the University they’ve come to love.
Ribbon cutting celebrates opening of Carson and Iris Varner International Business Institute
On Monday, December 2, faculty, staff, and students from the College of Business gathered to dedicate the Carson and Iris Varner International Business Institute in the State Farm Hall of Business. A $1 million gift from College of Business Professor Carson Varner and Professor Emerita Iris Varner, the largest faculty gift in Illinois State history, facilitated the space’s creation.
Four years later: Where are our 2015 freshmen now?
With commencement approaching, we decided to catch up with three alumni who were featured in our first “Meet our newest Redbirds” series four years ago.
Dressing for success: Clothes closet accepting donations
Dressing for success can come with a hefty price tag, but Jada Turner is spearheading an effort to lighten the load for her fellow students.
College of Business’ second annual ugly sweater party
The Pay It Forward student team is hosting the College of Business’ second annual ugly sweater party in the atrium Tuesday, December 3, from 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Hall of Famer Mike Prior paying it forward to youth players
When Mike Prior ’85 first put on an Illinois State uniform, he never thought much about playing professionally.
Redbird legacy: Four children follow couple’s lead
An apartment choice made independently by Bob Mathes and Susan (Hawkins) as they completed undergraduate degrees in agriculture and chemistry respectively resulted in romance and creation of an ISU legacy family.
Ability to utilize technology essential to Redbird career success
Redbird Mila Wendt shares how vital technology is to one’s career; and although it can be intimidating, it is not as hard as it seems.
Gunnar Klitzing wins undergraduate poster competition
Gunnar Klitzing, a senior with a double major in engineering technology and financial accounting, was selected as the winner of the Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) Undergraduate Student Poster Award for 2019.
