The Alumni Association will recognize five individuals and their outstanding achievements and contributions.
Five receive 2019 Alumni Awards
Unit: College of Applied Science and Technology
Cyberbullying topic of talk, January 17
Diane Felmlee will focus on the problem of cyber aggression—or online bullying—and the serious, long-term, negative consequences for the victims and perpetrators.
Suspension of potential: Charles Bell examines perceptions of school discipline
School suspensions are counterintuitive in nature, says Charles Bell, who uses his own experiences growing up in Detroit to help others tap into their potential.
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.
Arafath Hossain presents at Data Sciences 2018 Annual Meeting
Arafath Hossain, M.S. ’18, presented his research paper “Question Break Down Structure (QBS) for Complete Business Storytelling by Agile Teams” in November at the Data Sciences 2108 Annual Meeting in Chicago.
War wounds: Military alum’s mission brings salve to soldiers’ souls
Col. David Rabb ’83 is an expert in the hell that is war.
State Farm’s capture the flag challenge gives students hands on cybersecurity experience
The decryption of hidden messages and locating of secret files is often relegated to the likes of hackers on the silver screen, but Illinois State University was the site of such computer practices during State Farm’s Capture the Flag cybersecurity challenge.
Family and Consumer Sciences welcomes two new faculty members
The Department of Family and Consumer Sciences is happy to welcome two new colleagues this fall semester.
CAST presents Three Minute Thesis competition finalists
On December 7, the College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) held its Three Minute Thesis competition (3MT).
Health promotion and education majors receive $1,000 scholarships from Illinois Society for Public Health Education
Terra Rumer and Patty Fountain, health promotion and education majors in the College of Applied Science and Technology, have received $1,000 scholarships from the Illinois Society for Public Health Education.
