The Study Abroad Office is excited to announce that applications for study abroad participation during the spring 2019 semester are now open!
Study Abroad Early Bird deadline announced for spring 2019
Publication: Your Redbird Life
Strategic use of LinkedIn enhances the job search
Nearly 120,000 LinkedIn users are from Illinois State University. Learn how to develop an effective strategy for using the tool and its Redbird connections for your job search.
Career Center invites Redbirds to “State Your Success”
Got an internship or job, or been accepted to graduate school? If so, the Career Center wants to hear about it!
Commitment to Diversity Awards, April 8
Celebrate the 30th annual Commitment to Diversity Awards with Diversity Advocacy on April 8.
Keys to academic and career success lead Redbird to dream job at Amazon
Discover how the keys to academic and career success helped a Redbird land a position with international technology giant Amazon.
Are depression or anxiety getting in your way?
Don’t let depression or anxiety stand in your way. Student Counseling Services offers quick, effective 1-hour workshops on how to manage depression or anxiety.
#GroupGoals Fitness Incentive Program
From March 27 to April 24, Campus Recreation is giving a little extra encouragement to attend fitness classes with the #GroupGoals Fitness Incentive Program.
Not sick enough?
The media usually portrays what an eating disorder looks like by one image: an overly skinny girl. There are countless examples of this, like To the Bone, a Netflix movie that displays an underweight woman going through an eating disorder, and Starving in Suburbia, a movie about a dancer that obsesses about being thin. When television, movies, and the media portray an eating disorder as this, people may assume that to have an eating disorder, you must look a certain way—underweight. Women who are average weight or overweight might not get the help they need if others do not believe they are “sick enough.”
What to do AFTER career fairs
You dressed your best, distributed your résumé, and talked to hiring agents at a recent career fair. What are your next steps now that the fair is over?
Men also struggle with body image
check out the Male Body Image Workshop on Wednesday, February 28th from 6:30-7:30 p.m. in SSB 376. This one-hour workshop, co-sponsored by Student Counseling Services and Health Promotion and Wellness, is designed to help men learn how to combat the unrealistic, ultra-muscular ideal portrayed by the media. Participants will learn about male body image and eating disorder myths while also exploring ways to combat unrealistic ideals.
