The Stevenson Center’s newest Peace Corps Fellows are arriving on campus. These students will pursue master’s degrees in anthropology, applied economics, kinesiology and recreation, political science, or sociology, with an emphasis on community and economic development. Two of the incoming Peace Corps Fellows bring unique experiences to Illinois State.
Riaz has published an essay on the growing trend of authoritarianism around the world.
The Stevenson Center will soon welcome a new class of graduate students pursuing degrees in applied economics, political science, sociology, anthropology, or kinesiology and recreation with a sequence in applied community and economic development.
Politics and Government Alumnus Daniel Wagner selected for the prestigious Edgar Fellows Program
Riaz published an essay on the challenges to governance in South Asia.
Stevenson Center graduate students had a productive academic year. Offering interdisciplinary, applied master’s programs for Peace Corps Fellows and Applied Community and Economic Development Fellows, the Stevenson Center prepares students for successful careers in community and economic development.
Illinois State students Samiat Solebo, Jada Turner, and Hannah Woody made history last semester by becoming the first all-female executive ticket elected to the Student Government Association (SGA).
Milita has a new publication at Political Science Research and Methods.
Professor Thomas McClure has been reappointed as Chair of the Standing Committee on Paralegals Approval Commission for another year.
Riaz presented at a conference on Bangladesh at the University of Oslo, Norway.
