Two graduate students in the Department of Politics and Government presented papers at conferences during the summer of 2017.
Politics and government grad students present conference papers in Singapore
Unit: Graduate School
Teaching Triage helps graduate instructors start strong
New graduate instructors can get special support at CTLT.
Graduate School Series helps undergraduates explore grad school
Illinois State University’s Career Center will host the Graduate School Series this fall to assist students and alumni who are considering or planning on attending graduate school.
LAN master’s program prepared alum well for career
An update from Douglas Jackson ’91, M.A. ’93, who graduated from Illinois State with a master’s degree in foreign languages with a focus on Spanish.
French and Spanish alum finds career in the Navy
An update from Anthony Pyanoe, M.A. ’04 from Languages, Literatures, and Cultures with a focus on Spanish and French.
Spanish major now lives and works in Puerto Rico
An update from Francesca Biundo ’06, who graduated with both a B.A. and M.A. from Illinois State, in Languages, Literatures, and Cultures.
Master’s degree with focus on Spanish brings variety of professional opportunities
An update from Quincy Jenkins, ’09, who graduated with a master’s degree with a focus on Spanish.
Season of celebration: Unique ceremonies enrich graduation
As a transfer student, LaCrisha McAllister ’14 was struggling.
Logan Frederick receives CAST Graduate Student Researcher Award
Logan Frederick ’05, a graduate student in the quality management analytics (QMA) program of the Department of Technology, was recognized April 27 at the College of Applied Science and Technology’s (CAST) Spring meeting as the recipient of the 2016–2017 CAST Outstanding Graduate Student Researcher Award in the Project Category.
PRESS 254 releases chapbooks by ISU authors to packed house
Illinois State’s Publications Unit hosted a celebratory PRESS 254 Chapbook Launch and Reading Event on May 2 for alumna Emily Ronay Johnston, Ph.D. ’16, and Ph.D. candidate Laurel L. Perez.
