Learning gets a boost from chocolate

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Don’t turn away from chocolate, advises Assistant Professor of Communication Daniel Cochece Davis, because it can give the brain a natural boost.

ISU in the News

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Cannibalistic mating habits National Geographic – Scott Sakaluk, BIO, was quoted in an article about the cannibalistic mating habits of the hump-winged grig, a cricket-like insect. Biofuels a good investment Chicago Sun-Times – John Sedbrook, BIO, was invited to make the case for continued investment in biofuels. Climate change and African lakes Mother Jones – Catherine O’Reilly, GEO,

Teaching awards announced

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Julia Jung and Larissa Castriotta Kennedy have been announced as the recipients of the Outstanding University Teaching Awards.

Smith honored with advising award

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Clint Smith has been named the recipient of the Outstanding New Undergraduate Advisor Award. He will be honored at Founders Day on Thursday, Feb. 19.

Shields to receive Rives award

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William “Bill” Shields of the Department of Geography-Geology is the recipient of the Stan and Sandy Rives Excellence in Undergraduate Education Award.

Volunteers needed for Call Center

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Volunteers are being sought for Illinois State University’s Emergency Call Center (ECC), an important component of the University’s emergency management plans. – See more at: http://mediarelations.illinoisstate.edu/report/1415/feb10/call.asp#sthash.vUR9Aq3P.dpuf