Are you a recent Illinois State graduate? Are you aware that your university email account is discontinued six months after your graduation date? If you are approaching this cutoff point, there is no need to worry.
On October 20, students from the Information Technology (IT) Themed Learning-Living Community (TLLC) (Hewitt Hall’s 17th floor) traveled to East Peoria to attend the CIAN GoSecure Seminar on network and information security.
Learning English as a second language can be difficult, but it can be easier with the help of Accent Clear, an app developed by alumnus Kevin Kang and Associate Professor Heidi Harbers.
Illinois State students now have a new way to send and receive email. As of Monday, October 26, students will send and receive new emails using Office 365 (Office365.IllinoisState.edu).
Doug Smith, director of Learning Spaces and Audio/Visual Technologies, will help faculty “Rediscover the Document Camera,” in workshops on October 28 and November 3. Registration is required.
The $50,000 high-tech patient simulator helps Mennonite College of Nursing students learn how to care for a sick infant in a safe environment while supervised by their faculty mentors.
On October 26, every student’s Illinois State University email account (called Redbird Mail) will transition to Microsoft Office 365 as the new place to send and receive ISU email.
Geoff Godwin, a School of Information Technology graduate, is testing his ENY app at Illinois State this fall. The app is already available in the Google Play Store.
School of Information Technology alum Amy Fowler Stadler ’86 was one of eight alumni inducted into Illinois State University’s College of Applied Science and Technology Hall of Fame.
Illinois State University is growing the next generation of renewable energy leaders. One of them is Kadi Ilves, a senior renewable energy major at Illinois State.
