The College of Engineering will welcome Branden Delk as its first director of equity, diversity, inclusion, and student success, effective April 2, 2024.
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Tom Lamonica celebrates induction into the Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Fame
For more than 15 years, Tom Lamonica enjoyed ushering Missouri Valley Conference Hall of Famers through their induction weekend. This year, Lamonica was inducted as the winner of the Paul Morrison Award.
The School of Communication’s COM-versations podcast celebrates its one-year anniversary
COM-versations has covered a lot in its first year. From faculty and student interviews to re-connecting with alumni, the podcast has grown exponentially.
Retirement reception for Julie Barnhill, April 25, 2024
Members of the Illinois State University community are invited to a retirement reception for Director of Presidential and Trustee Events Julie Barnhill on Thursday, April 25, 2024, from 2-4 p.m. at the Aaron Leetch Club, Hancock Stadium.
Retirement Recognition Reception, April 29, 2024
President Aondover Tarhule will host Faculty, Administrative/Professional, and Civil Service retirees on Monday, April 29, 2024, for the Retirement Reception.
Celebration of Life for Trustee Emeritus Betty Kinser, April 13, 2024
A Celebration of Life for Illinois State University Trustee Emeritus Betty J. Kinser will take place on Saturday, April 13, 2024, from 1:30–3:30 p.m., in the Atrium on the second floor of the Bone Student Center.
Top five reasons you should care about HLC reaccreditation
Find out why Illinois State’s reaccreditation with the Higher Learning Commission is important to faculty, staff, students, alumni, as well as the community.
National Book Award-winning poet to read at SRPR Lucia Getsi Poetry Reading, April 10
Award-winning poets John Keene and Marissa Davis will visit campus for two events on Wednesday, April 10, including a 7 p.m. poetry reading at the Normal Theatre and a 3 p.m. conversation in Bloomington.
Student Yehiri Gonzalez and her journey to Teach Chicago Tomorrow
The College of Education’s collaboration with the Teach Chicago Tomorrow (TCT) pathways program supports Chicago Public School (CPS) graduates looking to become licensed educators in CPS schools. The program provides individual and community resources to support students of all backgrounds in starting their teaching career. Elementary Education student Yehiri Gonzalez speaks on her experience as a CPS graduate, and how the TCT program is supporting her education as a Bilingual educator.
Tip of the Hat, February 2024
Please applaud these new, promoted, reclassified, and retiring Civil Service employees.