Change Happens, a Houston-based nonprofit, is hosting Applied Community and Economic Development Fellow Lindsey Earl for her professional practice. This is the first year that Change Happens is partnering with the Stevenson Center, providing an invaluable opportunity to refine skills while helping Change Happens fulfill its mission.
Kelly Gallick ’99, M.S. ’06, earned both her bachelor’s in physical education and masters in kinesiology from Illinois State.
From Neanderthals and pop culture fandoms to the future of police body cameras and the activity of neurons, the annual University Research Symposium will be April 6.
Illinois State University moved up in the rankings for U.S. News & World Report’s 2019 edition of the Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Emily Blankenberger is using her interdisciplinary education from the Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ukraine. Placed with an ecology nonprofit, Blankenberger is focusing on organizational development to make a lasting difference.
In a night filled with great lines, the opening sentence of Kristin Duffield’s three minute thesis presentation took the cake.
Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play is the current project on director Kristin L. Schoenback’s itinerary.
Molly Cook’s desire to help others led her to the Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development. Cook is currently completing the professional practice portion of the program while earning a master’s degree in sociology.
Two School of Social Work students are helping to save the lives of overdose victims in Peoria through a project they created in class.
A new program is giving Illinois State students an opportunity to get a head start on their careers while helping the community.
