The College of Applied Science and Technology’s “A Day in the Life of a CAST Alum” series is designed to shed some light on how CAST alumni spend their days.
A Day in the Life of a CAST Alum: Mike Bogle, Information Technology
Unit: Information Technology
Video, photo gallery from Illinois Summer Research Academy
The Center for Mathematics, Science, and Technology (CeMaST) is hosting 65 high school students July 11 to 15 for the 2016 Illinois Summer Research Academy (ISRA) at Illinois State University.
Summer Research Academy draws students from across Illinois
Sixty-five high school students from across the state (and a few from out-of-state) will take part in the 2016 Illinois Summer Research Academy (ISRA), July 10-15, at Illinois State University.
Tin man: Alum masters the art of seasonal sales
Brian Hanc lives in a business world few can imagine.
Illinois State meets growing need for cybersecurity professionals
Illinois State’s School of Information Technology is a nationally recognized leader in cybersecurity education with 125 students in its rapidly growing information assurance and security sequence.
IT professional mentors, student mentees to be recognized
The School of Information Technology (IT) will recognize participants in the IT Professional Mentorship Program April 22 at the annual Celebrate IT reception.
Redbird Hacks takes over Milner Library for 36-hour competition
Illinois State’s 2nd annual Redbird Hacks challenged around 100 students on 20 teams to build or program a new website or application, all in just 36 hours.
CAST to host 16th annual Science and Technology Week
The College of Applied Science and Technology will host Science and Technology Week April 11-April 15.
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.
Reactions: Apple is right not to comply
Associate Professor of Networking and Communications Glen Sagers says forcing Apple to open back door to an iPhone would do extensive harm.
