The College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) is hosting a professional development dinner Monday, April 11, 2016. This dinner is a one-of-a-kind occurrence that gives students the chance to network with CAST alumni.
The Chicago White Sox, Milwaukee Brewers and Phoenix Coyotes are just a few of the organizations on the resume of 2015 College of Applied Science and Technology Hall of Fame Inductee Mike Bucek ’82.
Illinois State alum Brendan Reilly isn’t an NFL coach. But when the NFL season kicks off this weekend, Reilly and his big idea will impact how some of the league’s biggest stars play the game.
The College of Applied Science and Technology Hall of Fame induction will be Friday, October 2, at the Marriott Hotel and Conference Center in Uptown Normal.
Is it possible to mix work and play? It might be if you work for the Illinois High School Association (IHSA), where the employees work hard so that student-athletes can play hard. Colton Scott ’15 found this to be true during his time as a summer intern. Scott recently finished his Bachelor of Science degree
Mike Zimmer reached the coaching summit last year when he was named head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, making him the first Redbird to become a head coach in the NFL.
Most people do not realize or believe that type 2 diabetes can be reversed, and that type 1 diabetics can achieve a considerable reduction in medicine, but both of these goals have been achieved by Illinois State alum Dr. Sarah Dran Hallberg’s patients at her medical weight loss program.
Judy Tiggelaar ’82 earned her physical education (PE) degree with an emphasis in adapted PE from Illinois State University.
While there have been hundreds of registered student organizations in ISU’s history, only one club focused on women and their love for their chosen major, physical education. Researchers using the Women’s Physical Education Majors (PEM) Club collection can see how this club became a campus staple through its many sponsored co-ed activities and events.
Illinois State alumnus Gene Jontry pays attention to details. His meticulous form at the free throw line sealed a 94 percent free throw average, a Redbird record that still stands.
