Explore making connections and learning through community service with a workshop featuring one of the nation’s founders of the idea of service-learning.
Workshop to explore learning through community service, October 13
Unit: Academic Affairs and Provost
Liberal arts students’ worries eased with help of Career Center
The Career Center has a number of resources to help students identify options for what to do with their degree after they graduate.
Students, alumni find employment options at the Fall Career Fair
Students are back to class, and for some this is their last semester. The Fall Career Fair brings career opportunities for graduating students to pursue.
Spring 2019 early-bird deadline announced for study abroad
In an effort to give students more time to plan for their Spring 2019 study abroad experience, the Study Abroad Office will be offering early initial admission decisions for select programs. The Early Bird Deadline allows students to apply for any of the following programs by June 15, 2018, and have an admission decision by July 1, 2018.
Fulbright alumni community forming at Illinois State
The Office of International Studies and Programs is sponsoring a new Fulbright initiative on campus, celebrating alumni and encouraging current ISU students to apply.
Focus on Fulbright: Q&A with President Larry Dietz
President Larry Dietz participated in the Administrators Fulbright program to Germany in 1993. To celebrate Fulbright alumni at Illinois State, he recounts his days in the program and the impact it made.
Report on racial disparity for Not In Our Town
The Stevenson Center has released its full report on Bloomington-Normal racial inequality conducted for Not In Our Town.
Noted teaching and learning scholars to keynote 2018 University-Wide Teaching & Learning Symposium
Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope’s work serves as a foundation for looking at literacy as much more than just reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Let’s Talk Teaching: An introduction to the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Discover how a scholarly approach to one’s own teaching ultimately helps students become better learners.
Stevenson Center student empowering girls in Botswana
Serving with Peace Corps in Botswana, Carolyn Moe builds on her Stevenson Center experiences and inspires the girls in her community.
