Two CSD graduate students had the opportunity to travel to Seoul, South Korea, with faculty member Heidi Harbers for eight days.
Communication Sciences and Disorders student reflects on Seoul trip
Unit: Graduate School
ISU doctoral student receives Animal Behavior Society award
Kristin Duffield, Ph.D. student of Ben Sadd, assistant professor and Scott Sakaluk, distinguished professor, has been awarded a competitive grant from the Animal Behavior Society for her proposal entitled “Give it all we got tonight?
ISU Research Symposium to showcase student work
More than 500 Illinois State graduate and undergraduate students will present research projects Friday, April 8, at the annual University Research Symposium.
Amazing learning opportunity for future faculty
We’re looking for graduate students to join a summer-long workshop designed to prepare future university-level teachers.
Alum named Illinois’ top school psychologist for 2016
Illinois State University alumna Christine Mitchell-Endsley recently earned the Illinois School Psychologists Association’s Ted Smith Practitioner of the Year Award.
Keith Bowers earns prestigious international John Maynard Smith Prize
School of Biological Sciences graduate Keith Bowers has won the international John Maynard Smith Prize from the European Society for Evolutionary Biology.
5 things you will discover in latest Redbird Scholar
The spring issue of the Redbird Scholar is now available online and in print.
Download latest issue of Redbird Scholar
For those readers who would like to view the print version of the Redbird Scholar on an electronic device, a PDF of Illinois State’s research magazine is now available.
Prestigious NIH fellowship helps student fight Asian mosquito invasion
Thirty years after Asian tiger mosquitos first arrived in the United States, Illinois State doctoral student Peter Brabant is working to stop their spread.
Video: Research (and some B.E.E.R.) fuels ISU’s biomath program
One day last fall, Stacy Mowry, M.S. ’15, stood in front of the best and brightest minds in her chosen field—biomathematics—and talked about her own research into baffling behavior seen in mongooses.
