Two Illinois State University students received awards during the 76th Annual International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) Conference held in March in Orlando, Florida.
The Department of Philosophy held its first Undergraduate Conference April 25 and 26.
In the following Q-and-A, senior Sarah Grimaldi shares some of her experiences as a philosophy major.
Educators know about the anxieties of risk taking.
But no matter the risk—trying new strategies, seeking out support, or taking on a new school role—good teachers prioritize student learning over their own comfort in the classroom.
As expectations of student achievement continue to rise, schools need effective leaders capable of moving all stakeholders forward, together.
How can we best serve the learning needs of students? This question informs all educator preparation programs at Illinois State University.
More educators today serve students with disabilities than ever before in the nation’s history. This demanding work requires practitioners to engage in lifelong learning, advocate for students’ needs, and be master collaborators with students, families, and school personnel.
Illinois State University held its annual Research Symposium April 11 at the Bone Student Center. The symposium gives the public a chance to see some of the excellent research done by students.
A group of undergraduate students presented their findings related to “Mathieu Subspaces of Rings of 3×3 Matrices Over Certain Finite Fields” at the Bone Student Center.
Campus sustainability is a central tenet of Illinois State University’s strategic plan, Educating Illinois 2013-2018. Sustainability is an evolving, environmentally conscious philosophy focused on maintaining and improving the services the University offers without compromising resources for future generations.
