What started as a kernel of an idea bloomed into a day of the college experience for two Chicago Public School High Schools this Spring.
Truman Experience Day takes a new spin
Tag: College of Education
SUPERCHARGE partnership brings innovative STEM programs to NCUE partner schools and communities
The National Center for Urban Education (NCUE) at Illinois State University (ISU) is excited to be a partner in a new STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) program created for Chicago high school students.
The return of in-person clinical visits
Over the last two years, the ISU National Center for Urban (NCUE) has continued to provide culturally relevant urban experiences to faculty and students via virtual platforms
Three alumnae reshape hometown commerce despite COVID-19 challenges
Three alumnae found empowerment through each other in small business management during uncertain times.
School of Teaching and Learning to host Research Celebration, April 1
The School of Teaching and Learning (TCH) welcomes the wider Redbird community to a Research Celebration.
A family legacy: The Roy and Dorothy Hostettler Scholarship continues to benefit education students
Tom Beyer ’86 has a unique connection to the Roy and Dorothy Hostettler Scholarship established in 2007 through a gift from the estate of Beyer’s uncle Roy.
Back Home: ISU NCUE grads return to Chicago Public Schools as teachers
The Illinois State University National Center for Urban Education (NCUE) is excited to announce that this February some of our recently graduated Illinois State alum will begin their teaching careers in Chicago Public Schools (CPS), joining the current 400 ISU NCUE graduates.
National Center for Urban Education shares the practice of listening circles across campus
Restorative practice is important to the classroom for educators to understand the benefits of relationships and community building with their students.
Meet our new NCUE community liaisons
The National Center for Urban Education (NCUE), a unit of the College of Education, serves the Illinois State University community by providing opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to deepen their understanding of culturally relevant and restorative practices both in and out of the classroom.
Welcomed without worry: Transfer students embraced at ISU
Something very subtle and successful has happened in the Office of Admissions. Staff have implemented academic policies, created a system of partnerships, and established an outreach plan so effective that enrollment has shifted. Today one in three students attending ISU is a transfer.
