The College of Applied Science and Technology will host Science and Technology Week April 11-April 15.
CAST to host 16th annual Science and Technology Week
Unit: Criminal Justice Sciences
Science and Technology Week to hold women in leadership event
The College of Applied Science & Technology (CAST) is hosting a day devoted to women in leadership on Thursday, April 14.
Professional development dinner to kick off Science and Technology Week
The College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) is hosting a professional development dinner Monday, April 11, 2016. This dinner is a one-of-a-kind occurrence that gives students the chance to network with CAST alumni.
3 CAST women in leadership: Breaking the mold
More women are studying agriculture, technology, computer science, and criminal justice, but they are still outnumbered when they graduate. And 30 years ago, they were really outnumbered.
One man’s mission: Judge combines compassion with justice in juvenile court
Judge Walter Brandon Jr. looked as placid as a pond, as he had all day, while he waited for the next case to begin in St. Clair County’s juvenile justice courtroom.
Scotland trip life-changing experience for ISU senior
Samantha Garner, a senior criminal justice sciences major from Watseka, spent the fall semester studying abroad at Glasgow Caledonian University in Glasgow, Scotland.
Nearly $300,000 grant to explore new crime-scene technology
A nearly $300,000 grant from the National Institutes of Justice will allow an interdisciplinary research team at Illinois State University to explore the viability—and the legal uses—of new crime-scene technology.
Breaking Barriers to criminal justice careers
The Breaking Barriers program provides added support for female students pursuing criminal justice careers.
CJS senior chosen for Model UN
Senior criminal justice sciences major and politics and government minor Kaitlyn Goodrum will be part of Illinois State’s Model UN.
Ingram to discuss police use of force
Jason Ingram will speak about police use of force at a talk sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union at 7 p.m. Wednesday, November 4.
