Peace Corps Prep students Max Plonczynski and Brad Christin were accepted into the Peace Corps and will begin their service later this year. Peace Corps Prep is an undergraduate program offered by the Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development that helps students develop and document core competencies valued by Peace Corps and other employers.
Professor Joseph Zompetti of ISU’s School of Communication traveled to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, on a Fulbright Specialist Grant.
Illinois State University uses the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment to determine the most appropriate courses for each student as they move forward with college coursework that students are required to take before Preview.
So you’ve just chosen a college, decided on a major, and now you have to make another big decision: choosing a roommate!
Registration is now open for the more than 40 professional development workshops offered for faculty and staff this summer.
Instructors seeking to add cultural inclusiveness to their courses can register for this cohort-based experience before July 2.
Pregame cookout, games, giveaways, ice cream, and baseball all waiting for Redbirds on this summer night.
The results from the Community Partner Survey Report will be announced, and the Civic Engagement Awards will be presented.
Mary Doro has enjoyed her well-rounded experience at Illinois State, both on campus and beyond. Doro, a senior Presidential Scholar and special education major, has studied abroad three times, and Honors Travel to Peru over winter break was her first study abroad experience.
Zach Benefield chose Illinois State for two reasons: meaningful interaction with faculty and worthwhile learning experiences. “ISU focuses on their students more than other institutions,” Benefield said.
