In the face of unprecedented events, graduate recognition ceremonies are finding new ways to celebrate.
Recognition ceremonies evolve for 2020
Year: 2020
Riaz and Shawki recognized with Impact Award
Department of Politics and Government Professors Dr. Ali Riaz and Dr. Noha Shawki were recognized with this year’s Impact Award.
Alum Anthony Pierucci earns Ph.D.
Tony Pierucci, M.S. ’14, recently defended his dissertation in political science at Purdue University.
2020 University Research Symposium to showcase students’ work online
The online symposium is an opportunity to showcase university-wide research, scholarship, and creative activity. The online display will remain open for two weeks starting April 27.
Donor Spotlight: Claire and Tom Lamonica
Tom and Claire Lamonica are alums who have been working and teaching on campus for more than 40 years. Despite their commitment to Illinois State, neither envisioned making a major gift to the University.
Working or studying from home: Tips on how to avoid those aches and pains
Working at home can be a pain, literally. That’s what some have found in the first few weeks. Shoulders ache, backs hurt, and what’s with that afternoon slump? It’s not the couch or kitchen table that’s to blame, and thankfully the problem is an easy fix.
Patiently practicing: Redbird ready to get back on base
With much of the world shut down due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), including professional sports, John Rave finds himself back home in Central Illinois. That’s not what the business administration major and former Redbird outfielder who is now a member of the Kansas City Royals organization expected during what is typically peak baseball season.
Providing planning templates and guidance during COVID-19
The Center for the Study of Education Policy has begun creating a four-phase series of planning tools and resources designed to support schools navigating their work during coronavirus (COVID-19).
Dean delivers Spring 2020 Address
Interim Dean Dr. Diane Zosky emphasizes that the important work being conducted across the College of Arts and Sciences continues in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic and its unprecedented effects.
A message from President Dietz (4/24/20)
We have all been coping with coronavirus for several weeks, we are all weary of business as unusual; and, we are still more than a bit anxious about what the future holds.
