Partnering with Milner Library, the online symposium will utilize ISUReD as a platform to display abstracts and posters/powerpoint presentations.
Unit: College of Education
Campus prepares for state stay at home directive
In order to comply with Gov. JB Pritzker’s statewide stay at home directive for COVID-19, Illinois State University is implementing additional measures for campus facilities and operations.
A Coronavirus update from President Dietz
President Dietz announced further Illinois State University actions in light of the unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Register for the 2020 New Teacher Conference
Save the date for Illinois State University’s New Teacher Conference on June 19, 2020.
Profile in courage: How life has changed for teacher who stopped school shooting
Seven years ago, Illinois State alumnus Derrick Schonauer stopped a gun-wielding student who took over the first-year teacher’s class at Normal Community High School.
New mosaic: Professor Venus Evans-Winters’ new book examines black women’s role in the qualitative research process
Professor Venus Evans-Winters pieces together the identities and experiences of black women to offer a more ethical, authentic way to share their lives.
Redbird media: Redbird Scholars’ latest books and recordings
Here are the latest books and music recordings from our Redbird Scholars.
2020 program planning and budget presentations, March 31-April 1
The annual program planning and budget presentations for the Academic Affairs division will be held on the mornings of Tuesday, March 31, and Wednesday, April 1.
America Reads: ISU students are gladly tutoring the community
Illinois State students are tutoring the Bloomington-Normal community through the America Reads/America Counts program.
Alum’s agriculture-based curriculum brings about new teaching in STEM
Although she was raised on a farm, Katie Buckley did not expect to create a future revolving around educating youth on agriculture using STEM concepts.