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Month: March 2018
What to look for in a developmentally appropriate classroom
Pat Chamberlain and Julie Kallenbach present information showing that a developmentally appropriate classroom using a play-based learning model is purposefully and intentionally planned by teachers to address standards.
#GroupGoals Fitness Incentive Program
From March 27 to April 24, Campus Recreation is giving a little extra encouragement to attend fitness classes with the #GroupGoals Fitness Incentive Program.
Spring 2018 Physics Colloquium Series features Harold Gregor
The roster for the Spring 2018 Physics Colloquium Series has been announced.
Principal preparation, recruitment, hiring, development and retention: an IL-PART symposium
Join us for lessons learned through the IL-PART Grant, what the data tell us, tools you can use and much more that will be shared at this one day immersive event.
Retirement recognition event date announced
President and Mrs. Larry Dietz will host a retirement reception for Faculty, Administrative/Professional, and Civil Service retirees on Monday, April 30.
Focus on Fulbright: Q&A with Aaron Pitluck
Aaron Pitluck of the Department of Sociology talks about being in Malaysia on a Fulbright in the wake of the September 11 attacks.
Not sick enough?
The media usually portrays what an eating disorder looks like by one image: an overly skinny girl. There are countless examples of this, like To the Bone, a Netflix movie that displays an underweight woman going through an eating disorder, and Starving in Suburbia, a movie about a dancer that obsesses about being thin. When television, movies, and the media portray an eating disorder as this, people may assume that to have an eating disorder, you must look a certain way—underweight. Women who are average weight or overweight might not get the help they need if others do not believe they are “sick enough.”
Volunteers needed for Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution
Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution is looking for staff volunteers to serve on the University Hearing Panel and faculty and staff to serve as Conduct Consultants.
Brunk named a 2018 Newman Civic Fellow
Kate Brunk, a graduate student at Illinois State University, has been named a Newman Civic Fellow with Campus Compact, a national non-profit organization working to advance the public purposes of higher education.
