Discover how an internship with Career Center Partner Enterprise turned into a career for Redbird Nicole Betcher ’19.
Alum turns Enterprise internship into career
Year: 2020
RB4L Spotlight: Facing teaching like a student-athlete
“Jill [Hutchison] used to always say to us that the sun’s going to come up tomorrow. We’re going to get back to work, and we’re going to fix what we can fix,” said Ellen McGrew. “I used to hate when she said that after a loss, but it’s something that has definitely stuck with me after all these years.”
RB4L Spotlight: Moving medical school online
Moving his education online during the COVID-19 crisis provides a much bigger challenge for Jared Hendren than it does for many other college students. The former Redbird baseball athlete and current Southern Illinois University (SIU) School of Medicine student is in his second year of medical school, when future doctors usually are paired up with a physician mentor and gain clinical and face-to-face practice with patients.
Back to full strength: Tackling the challenges of rehabbing student-athletes remotely
Head athletic trainer John Munn has been with Illinois State since 1992 witnessing Redbirds turn trial into triumph.
Research and Honors, April 21, 2020
Publications of faculty and staff at Illinois State.
Undergraduate students achievements in the School of Communication
Illinois State University students have a lot to be proud of. Students utilize different creative outlets to touch on crucial topics and implement change.
Rock out with a position at WZND
Located in the lower level of Fell Hall at Illinois State University, 103.3 WZND Fuzed Radio is an award-winning, student-run radio station that provides students with hands-on experience in the broadcast industry.
Student Opportunity Profile: Association for Women in Communication
The Association for Women in Communication (AWC)-Illinois State Chapter provides students with opportunities to gain professional skills and attend networking events.
A Redbird alum’s gratitude for his second chance from Illinois State
Adversity comes in various forms, but what you learn is the most important lesson, according to Matt Green ’91.
Redbird Response: Mental well-being a priority during pandemic
The life of Division I collegiate student-athletes is not a typical one. Not only do they have the same demands as any regular student on campus, but they also have a litany of responsibilities outside of having to maintain a good grade point average.
