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Topic: Academics
Video: ISU interns get life-changing experience in D.C.
Washington, D.C., is more than just a place for politics. Just ask Illinois State University’s latest group of D.C. summer interns, who are now wrapping up their pre-professional experiences all over Washington.
Athletic training major interns at Kennedy Space Center
Jaime Peers, an athletic training major in Illinois State’s School of Kinesiology and Recreation, spent her summer as an athletic training intern at the Kennedy Space Center RehabWorks in Florida.
Meet the new Philosophical Society officers
Congratulations to the new Philosophical Society officers for fall 2015: President Katie Gennrich, Vice president Rudy Negrete, and Secretary/Treasurer Liz Fansler.
International Studies office relocating
This month, the Office of International Studies and Programs starts its relocation from the third floor of Fell Hall to its new home on the second floor of Fell Hall.
Video: Graduate program trains students to help kids with hearing loss
The population of children identified with hearing loss is getting younger and younger, a challenge that Illinois State University is addressing head-on by training highly skilled early interventionists.
20 years of MHSSAA
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Minority High School Scholars Actuarial Academy (MHSSAA), the oldest continuous academy in the nation to introduce the actuarial profession to mathematically talented high school students from underrepresented groups.
Changing the face of the technology workforce
Teachers in Chicago Public Schools are getting an opportunity to earn computer science credentials with the new TECS program.
New book explores assault on communities of color
Nicholas Hartlep is co-editor of a new book, The Assault on Communities of Color: Exploring the Realities of Race-Based Violence. The collection of essays from leading scholars across the nation offers a platform for voices of a new movement forming in the wake of race-based violence.
Video: Brazilian students spend summer at Horticulture Center
Illinois State’s latest crop of visiting students from Brazil are digging deep into the science of horticulture this summer through an internship at the University’s outdoor laboratory.
