Dr. Dakesa Piña, staff counselor in Student Counseling Services, was recently honored with the Neal R. Gamsky Quality of Student Life award from the Division of Student Affairs.
Dakesa Piña honored with the Gamsky Quality of Student Life award
Unit: Student Affairs
Redbirds Remember: Do you remember living in the residence halls?
Redbirds reminisce on their time in the residence halls at Illinois State.
Multicultural Outreach Team’s spring 2021 student programming
The Multicultural Outreach Team (MCOT) in Student Counseling Services is excited to announce a series of three workshops we will be offering virtually to students during the Spring 2021 semester: Voices of Discovery, Disarming Racial Microaggressions, and an Anti-Racism Workshop.
The price of the muscular ideal
When masculinity emphasizes a warped ideal of the male body and relates it to these attributes, that’s what we call the muscular ideal, problematic in the sense that it is unattainable.
CRCC Spring Institute 2021: Save the Date
The CRCC Spring Institute will be March 19, 2021, via Zoom. Registration will be open in the early spring semester.
Welcome to the renovated Bone Student Center
Take a tour of the newly renovated Bone Student Center with Danielle Miller-Schuster ’97, M.A. ’98, Ph.D ’14.
Redbird Roundup Winter Commencement Edition: Celebrating the Class of 2020
Illinois State University awarded approximately 1,070 baccalaureate degrees and 220 graduate degrees during winter commencement.
Commencement ceremonies available December 12
Illinois State will present the ceremonies online to celebrate the achievements of the 2020 winter graduates. The recorded ceremonies will be available on the Commencement website by December 12.
In their words: Joseph Berg reflects on graduating during the pandemic
Joseph Berg is not a traditional college student, but that did not discourage him from making the most of his experience at Illinois State. After a few years of feeling unfulfilled in the workforce, he decided to commit to his education by joining the Redbird family. He was eager to polish his professional skills and set himself up for a career he could be passionate about.
In their words: Mahogany West reflects on student teaching during the pandemic
Mahogany West started her first day of teaching in an empty classroom.
