Dean Greg Simpson invites all College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends to join him for a tailgate prior to the Homecoming game Saturday, October 21.
A Homecoming tailgate invitation
Unit: Biological Sciences
Students, alumni to connect with health care recruiters
The Healthcare Professions Fair on November 16 brings students from all majors together to connect with recruiters from health care organizations.
Seven win 2017 Excellence Awards
Seven College of Arts and Sciences faculty and staff were honored with College Excellence Awards during the fall dean’s address and awards ceremony September 12.
Six CAS students named 2017-2018 Bone Scholars
Six students with majors in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) have been named 2017–2018 Bone Scholars.
Student’s biology research recognized as ‘new and notable’
Three years of experiments at Illinois State University, combined with over a dozen trips to collaborating laboratories at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, led the research of student Kevin Stanley, Ph.D. ’17, to be featured as “new and notable” in Biophysical Journal.
Kristin Duffield receives international research travel grant
Kristin Duffield graduate student in the school of biological sciences recently had the honor of being awarded a Godfrey Hewitt Mobility Award from the European Society of Evolutionary Biology.
New faculty profile: Ryan Paitz
Ryan Paitz joins the School of Biological Sciences at Illinois State University as an assistant professor.
Dean Simpson participates in summer research
One of the College of Arts and Sciences’ greatest points of pride is the engagement between our faculty and students.
NSF MRI (Major Research Instrumentation) pre-proposal deadline is September 10
The National Science Foundation accepts only two proposals per educational institution for their Major Research Instrumentation Program, which provides opportunities to substantially improve research capabilities.
Redbird scholars March for Science
Illinois State faculty members and students from across campus attended the March for Science in Normal, which ended on the University’s Quad, and one that attracted more than 40,000 people to downtown Chicago.
