Month: June 2011

Major league baseball is a lot like any other business – “employees” take their cues from the culture created by leaders. And sometimes that means circumventing normal rules of fair play and ethics.   Learn more about the research of  Illinois State University College of Business faculty members Rick Ringer (MQM) and Joe Solberg (FIL) into

Congratulations to Dr. Steven Taylor who has been selected as the Hobart and Marian Gardner Hinderliter Endowed Professorship for the calendar years of 2012 and 2013. Dr. Taylor is the first recipient of this prestigious award.  The Hinderliter endowment was established to recruit, support and maintain outstanding faculty in the College of Business at Illinois

I’ve talked a bit about copyright issues in education in the past, and wanted to give a few quick notes on what I’ve been looking at lately for using copyrighted materials in class (especially as it relates to posting them online). 1. Copyright Clearinghouses The good news: Copyright Clearinghouses are a purely legal way to

Dr. Amit Shesh, School of Information Technology, authored the article High Level Application Development for Non-Computer Science Majors Using Image Processing, which was published in Eurographics 2011 Education Papers. Read the article here.

The first time David Vangeison ‘76 flew on a jet he was close to completing his business administration degree at Illinois State University. Decked out in his 3-piece suit from Sears, he was heading to Minnesota for a job interview with the George A. Hormel Company. Three days after graduation Vangeison was at a meat

NBCT Certification RENEWAL If you are in your eighth or ninth year as a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT) and certified in 2002 and 2003 it’s time to begin the certification renewal process (2011-2012). By renewing your certification, you can demonstrate that your professional practice remains consistent with the high and rigorous standards for your