Patricia Arquette, actress and activist, will be the keynote address for the 2017 Science and Technology Week on April 20.
Patricia Arquette to deliver keynote address for Science and Technology Week
Unit: College of Applied Science and Technology
CAST 50×50: Kyle Harbour, School of Information Technology
Senior football player and information systems major Kyle Harbour is featured in the CAST 50×50 series.
Redbird softball coach inducted into college Hall of Fame
Melinda Fischer, head softball coach and the winningest coach in ISU history, has been inducted into the College of Applied Science and Technology Hall of Fame.
Illinois State graduate finds home in Texan campus recreation department
Ben Piper ’03, M.S. ’05, loves going to work every day, and for good reason. Piper gets to facilitate exciting extracurricular opportunities to enhance the lives of students at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Study aboard trip a hit
Seven Kinesiology and Recreation students, along with Professor Rachel Smith, sailed away to the western Caribbean in January as they explored exotic ports of call aboard the Disney Fantasy.
AmeriCorps Member continues service with the Stevenson Center
John Thornburg is an Applied Community and Economic Development Fellow pursuing a master’s degree in kinesiology and recreation. In his second year of the program, he is completing an 11-month internship as an AmeriCorps Member with the East Central Illinois Area Agency on Aging.
Health Sciences featured student: Jennifer Roesler
The Department of Health Sciences is proud to present Jennifer Roesler of Ottawa, Illinois, as our featured student this week.
CAST 50×50: Gamma Phi Circus
Members of the famous Gamma Phi Circus are featured in the CAST 50×50 series.
An Apple a day puts Redbirds to work
Twelve alumni of the construction management program at Illinois State University are employed by Holder Construction Co.
CAST Donor Spotlight: Omron Foundation Inc.
The Omron Foundation has been giving to the Department of Health Sciences for several years, and their generosity has changed the game for the safety program.
