Meet the 2023 Clarence W. Sorensen Distinguished Dissertation Award winner, Dr. Anthony (Tony) Breitenbach, Ph.D. ’22.
2023 Clarence W. Sorensen Distinguished Dissertation Award winner
Tag: Graduate Program
From Spivak to a sauna: How improv artist Pal Henrik Kristiansen invented the new Norse way of tasting wine
When a waiter threw a bucket of water in Pal Henrik’s face, relief—not anger—crashed over him. After all, he’d been in a sauna for the last hour making up stories.
The Cheung, Brown, Phi Sigma Award for Student Publications rewards research and discovery
Dr. H. Tak Cheung began his Illinois State career in 1979 as an assistant professor of microbiology in the area of immunology. He became a full professor in 1989 and department chair in 1997. Cheung became the executive director of the School of Biological Sciences in 2008.
Two ISU grad students seeking doctoral degrees at University of Arkansas
Both Bich Tran and Chris Giller, two grad students in Politics and Government, are headed to University of Arkansas to pursue PhDs.
Grad Student Rahman presents at SPSA
Graduate student Mizanur Rahman presented a paper titled “Reexamining Madrassah Education-Politics Nexus in Bangladesh” at the Southern Political Science Association Annual Meeting at New Orleans, held January 5-7, 2018.
Graduate student Rahman publishes in Journal of Asian and African Studies
Graduate student Mizanur Rahman has published an article in the Journal of Asian and African Studies.
Kent wins CAS Fisher Thesis Competition
Jaimie Kent, who earned her MA degree in political science in May 2017, is the winner of Fisher Thesis Competition (Group B, social sciences) of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Politics and government grad students present conference papers in Singapore
Two graduate students in the Department of Politics and Government presented papers at conferences during the summer of 2017.
Graduate student Jaimie Kent attends Lobby Day in Washington, D.C.
Jaimie Kent recently participated in Lobby Day with the Union of Concerned Scientists in Washington, D.C.
Grad student Zaman publishes in Bangladesh’s The Daily Star
Fahmida Zaman, graduate student in the Department of Politics and Government, has published an essay in Bangladesh’s circulated English language The Daily Star.
