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Unit: Information Technology
Applied Computer Science Class of 1979 returns
Members of the 1979 graduating class of the Department of Applied Computer Science (ACS), now the School of Information Technology, returned to Normal in May to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their graduation as one of the earliest classes of the fledgling ACS department.
School of IT graduates find interesting and challenging careers
The School of Information Technology (IT) strives to prepare students for success in a wide variety of professional roles in IT.
Passing the Information Technology torch
Traci Carte is the new School of Information Technology director.
High school students delve into research during ISU’s summer academy
While their peers indulged in summer vacation, a group of high school students from across Illinois experienced research at the university level during the Illinois Summer Research Academy (ISRA).
Science and Technology Week 2019 in pictures
With a fantastic attendance at every event to an amazing lineup of speakers and insightful sessions, Science and Technology Week 2019 was a successful event.
Dean Plumadore retirement reception slated for May 15
Student Affairs Information Technology (SAIT) Project Manager Dean Plumadore will retire from Illinois State University after more than 30 years. A retirement reception will be from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15.
Tech support: Alumna creates fund to help women enter IT profession
Alumna creates fund to help women enter IT profession.
Joanette McBounds’ love for tech, service leads her to CAST Academy of Achievement
Joanette McBounds ‘08 came to Illinois State as a first-generation college student who had initial difficulties adapting to college life. Now she is coming back to be recognized for her outstanding work as a professional and committed public servant.
Autism advocate Temple Grandin speaks about need for diverse minds
Temple Grandin is often called the most successful adult with autism in the world. On Wednesday night, April 10, Grandin told a standing-room-only crowd in the Brown Ballroom the key to her success: Not letting her disability define her.
