When the fourth grader was told she would have to turn in her cello at the end of the semester, she hugged her instrument.
Heart strings: ISU music program reaches out to Bloomington-Normal youth
Unit: College of Education
Faculty-led Study Abroad programs for Summer 2019
Illinois State University’s Office of International Studies and Programs is pleased to share the faculty-led study abroad program offerings for the Summer 2019 term.
English scholars program supports future educational leaders
Donors Mary F. English ’68 and Robert J. English ’66, MBA ’67, founded The Mary F. English Technology Award in 2001.
December Redbirds on the rise
Your contributions make a difference in our students’ lives. This month, meet four students who have benefited from your support.
Fall CITx highlights technology’s role in student recruitment and retention
Information Technology (IT) professionals from across Illinois State University came together in the State Farm Hall of Business on November 30 for the fall Continuous Improvement in Technology Extension (CITx) conference.
Fulbright-Hayes awarded to explore cultural wealth of Mexico
The award from the U.S. Department of Education will fund expenses for Beth Hatt and Juliet Lynd to lead 14 current and future educators in studies in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Winter Birth-to-Third Grade networking event
Preschool For All Expansion (PFAE) programs are invited to gather on Tuesday, February 26, 2019, for a Birth-to-Third Grade networking event.
Three #EdBird administrators recognized by Illinois Principals Association
On October 23, three College of Education alumni were recognized by the Illinois Principals Association (IPA) for their excellence in educational leadership.
Focus on Fulbright: Q&A with Do-Yong Park
Professor Do-Yong Park of the College of Education traveled to Cambodia on a Fulbright award in 2017-2018. To celebrate Fulbright alumni at Illinois State, he recounts his days in the program and the impact it made.
Bob and Susan Walling utilize IRA charitable rollover to fund philanthropy
Philanthropy has always been important to Robert (Bob) ’67, M.S. ’70, and Susan Lee Walling, both professionally and personally.
