The face of Preview for 30 years, Mary Jo Fabich was one of the first staff members to greet new students when they arrived on campus.
Where are they now?: Mary Jo Fabich
Unit: Academic Affairs and Provost
University News briefs: Implementation of new strategic plan begins
Illinois State University’s new strategic plan, Excellence by Design: 2024-2029, aims to build on past successes while seizing new opportunities.
Renowned educator and scholar Dr. Michele DiPietro to deliver keynote address at the 2025 University Teaching & Learning Symposium
Dr. Michele DiPietro, a leading figure in faculty development and pedagogy, will bring their wealth of expertise to the Teaching in Turbulent Times: The 2025 University Teaching & Learning Symposium on Wednesday, January 8, at the Bone Student Center.
Career tips for graduating Redbirds
Whether you’re starting a new job, about to enter graduate school, or still deciding what’s next, these tips from Career Services can help you as a new alum.
Registration open for the 2025 University Teaching & Learning Symposium, January 8
Join faculty, instructors, staff, and graduate students from across the University for an engaging day exploring scholarly teaching practices at the 2025 University Teaching and Learning Symposium.
James L. Fisher 2024 Outstanding Thesis winners announced
The Graduate School is proud to announce the winners of the 2024 James L. Fisher Outstanding Thesis Competition.
International Seminar Series on global perspectives: Democracy and elections around the world
The last event for the fall 2024 International Seminar Series will take place on Wednesday, November 13, 2024.
Artificial Intelligence Brown Bag Series begins November 15
The AI Brown Bag Series will provide a platform for faculty and staff to engage in how artificial intelligence is being used on campus across a number of units and discuss AI’s role in research and teaching.
‘Resistance and survival’: Faculty book documents Angelique Renville’s resilience in the face of oppression
Dr. Linda Clemmons has authored three books on the Dakota of Minnesota. The latest documents the life of Angelique Renville, a Dakota woman who “made her own path.”
Persistence and retention efforts at Illinois State aim to help students graduate
The Returning Redbirds Project at Illinois State University aims to re-engage students who left without completing their degree, particularly those with 120 or more credit hours completed.
