Discover is inviting current interns and employees who are alumni of Illinois State University to a reception where they can enjoy refreshments with fellow Redbirds and meet with ISU faculty and administration.
Topic: Academics
Illinois State sets the stage for success for Wisconsin student
Melissa Brundidge ’15 is willing to go wherever it takes for her to reach her ultimate goal, to run lights for theatrical productions, big awards shows, or film and television shoots.
The tradition of Summer Session at Illinois State
Summer school is an old tradition on campus. As the education profession grew, so did the curriculum and the student body at Illinois State Normal University.
Illinois State awards doctoral degrees
Illinois State University is awarding the following individuals with doctoral degrees.
Illinois State recognized for cyber defense education
The Center for Information Assurance and Security Education (CIASE) in Illinois State University’s School of Information Technology has once again been designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education.
ISU makes 2015 Top Universities for Professional Sales Education list
Illinois State University has been recognized by the Sales Education Foundation (SEF) as a “Top University for Professional Sales Education” program.
Illinois State to receive IIE grant for study abroad scholarships
Illinois State University is receiving funding from the Institute of International Education’s (IIE) Generation Study Abroad initiative to support study abroad scholarships. The university will receive $7,500 from IIE and will match that funding to create six student scholarship awards of $2,500 each.
University High School ranked nationally by separate evaluators in 2014
The Washington Post and Niche.com ranked University High School (U-High) 56th and 55th in the nation, respectively, during 2014.
From wrestling coach to Illinois Superintendent of the Year
For the past 13 years, Tom Bertrand has served as the superintendent of Rochester Community Unit District 3A (RCUD), and in 2014, he was recognized with Illinois’ highest award for the position by the Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA).
EL VISTA: Giving new hope to a vulnerable population of learners
In an effort to better serve Illinois’ infants and toddlers with low vision, blindness, or deafblindness, Illinois State implemented an early intervention vision program in 2015 titled Early Learning Visual Impairment Services, Training and Advancement (EL VISTA). The grant program represents one of precious few programs of its kind in the nation and is funded by a five-year $1.23 million grant by the U.S. Department of Education.