Professor Michael Hendricks, Applied Community and Economic Development (ACED) graduate student Matthew Stinson, and ACED alum Dan Myers participated in a panel discussion at Normal Theater on November 11, 2024, regarding their experiences serving in the Peace Corps.
Tag: Department of Politics and Government
International Seminar Series on global perspectives: Democracy and elections around the world
The last event for the fall 2024 International Seminar Series will take place on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
Illinois State hosts 22nd annual mock trial tournament
The ISU mock trial program hosted its 22nd annual intercollegiate tournament during the first weekend in November
Pasi participates in African security and cooperation conference
United States Ambassador (retired) Geeta Pasi, participates in African Security and Cooperation Conference hosted by TISS
NIU recognizes Illinois State mock trial teams
Both Illinois State mock trial squads competed at the Northern Illinois University Huskie Cup.
Sara O’Dowd, a political science and philosophy major, receives Robert G. Bone Scholarship
Political science and philosophy major Sara O’Dowd is the recipient of the Robert G. Bone Scholarship.
Democracy in Focus series hosts talk on conspiracy theories
On Thursday, October 24, Dr. Adam Enders joined members of the Illinois State community to discuss his research on conspiracy theories.
The Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies program at Illinois State University is accepting nominations
The Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies Program at Illinois State University is accepting nominations and self-nominations for the Grabill-Homan Community Peace Prize,
International Seminar Series to focus on Global Perspectives: Democracy and Elections Around the World
The next event for the fall 2024 International Seminar Series will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024.
Department of Politics and Government presents the 2024 Hibbert Roberts Lecture
The final talk in the “Democracy in Focus: the 2024 Election” speaker series will be hosted by the Department of Politics and Government as its annual Hibbert Roberts Lecture.