As part of Illinois State University’s ongoing emergency preparedness efforts, a Run-Hide-Fight training session will be held on Monday, October 9.
Run-Hide-Fight training session offered October 9
Topic: Faculty & Staff
University Club: Trials and Tribulations of a Roving Bassoonist!
Professor Michael Dicker, Illinois State University School of Music, will give a presentation titled, “Trials and Tribulations of a Roving Bassoonist!” at 4:30 p.m. Friday, October 6, for the University Club in the Atrium of the Bone Student Center.
Research and Honors, October 3, 2017
Publications from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Kostelnick develops new mapping resource to help humanitarian organizations
John Kostelnick’s team designed new resources to assist humanitarian organizations develop effective maps for crisis response.
Riaz interviewed on proposed solution to Rohingya crisis
University Professor Ali Riaz was interviewed by UNB, a national news wire service of Bangladesh, on the proposal put forward by the Prime Minister of Bangladesh at the UN General Assembly. The interview was published on September 24 in the Daily Star in an article titled “Hasina’s proposals very positive.” The Prime Minister wants an
New faculty profile: Brea Banks
Brea Banks B.S. ’10, Ph.D. ’15, joined the Department of Psychology this semester as an assistant professor in the school psychology program.
In the News, September 26, 2017
Illinois State faculty and staff in the news, with links to articles.
University Club: Diversity in nursing, September 29
Associate Dean for Academics at the Mennonite College of Nursing Denise Wilson will discuss the Nursing Workforce Diversity and Advanced Nursing Education Workforce (ANEW) grants that the College has recently received at 4:30 p.m. at the University Club.
Riaz: Myanmar military holds key to refugee crisis
Ali Riaz was quoted in a report by the AFP news service about the ongoing crisis of the Rohingya people of Myanmar.
L.J. Zigerell posts in the Monkey Cage
L.J Zigerell published a post in the Washington Post’s political science blog, The Monkey Cage.
