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Unit: College of Education
Harriett Steinbach named director of innovation and strategic partnerships
Dr. Craig C. McLauchlan, associate vice president for Research and Graduate Studies, has named Dr. Harriett Steinbach, M.S. ’05, the director of innovation and strategic partnerships effective December 1.
Golden Redbird Melba Jean Frink shares 97 years of Illinois State memories
Born in 1926, Redbird alum Melba Jean Frink’s story intertwines with the rich history of ISU, spanning seven decades and witnessing transformative changes on campus.
Student Affairs Redbirds selected for prestigious, national internship with NASPA
Leiana Boldon and Maddy Botts’ national NASPA internship experience gives them a leg up, but also shows why Illinois State’s CPSA program is one-of-a-kind.
Campus construction: As projects wrap up, new ones begin
There’s an exceptional amount of construction happening on Illinois State University’s campus according to David Gill, the director of Facilities, Planning, Design, and Construction.
College of Education’s Teacher of the Year nominations open
The College of Education opened nominations for the Illinois State University Teacher of the Year awards program. Nominations are open through December 10th.
Future Teacher Conference educates, inspires high school students
Amid the ongoing teacher shortage in Illinois, energy and optimism filled Illinois State University’s Bone Student Center, the hub for the fifth annual Future Teacher Conference (FTC) Friday, November 3.
Redbird Legacy: Engelmans serve as unofficial Redbird recruiters
Illinois State’s Office of Admissions owes a debt of gratitude to John ’89 and Janice (Metz) Engelman ’89. They’ve been sending kids to Illinois State for years—and not just their own.
Employer registration now open for spring career fairs
If you’re seeking to recruit outstanding talent for your internships and full-time positions, register now for the Illinois State University 2024 spring career fairs.
Student Danielle Diamond’s journey from school librarian to PULSE program
Former school librarian and current student Danielle Diamond is enrolled in the Department of Special Education’s Paraprofessionals Unlocking Licensure in Special Education (PULSE) program. She was inspired to make a career change by a group of special education teachers and students while working as an early childhood and elementary school librarian. Diamond transformed the educational experience of two special education classes by creating unique and accessible library programming.