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National Scholarship targets ISU business students
Experts
agree that the 21st Century promises to be an era of
unprecedented change, particularly in the way America does business.
Kramer
garners regional, national awards
Frederica
Kramer, chairperson and professor of family and consumer sciences at
Indiana State University, was recently awarded with both the regional
and national awards as Outstanding Career and Technical Educator by the
Association for Career and Technical Education (ACTE).
Campus
leaders weighing priorities for 2001-2002 budget
Indiana
State University administrators, faculty, support staff and student
leaders are in the midst of a difficult challenge – budget planning
for the 2001-2002 fiscal year.
Grant
aids Powers’ efforts to partner with teachers
When
you think of the integration of technology into the classroom and add
Indiana State University’s role in this effort to the mix, one name
frequently comes to mind. That name is Susan Powers.
MITTS
Project expected to have ripple effect in schools
“Technology
is growing exponentially. You can’t escape it,” said Russ True, a 7th
grade math teacher at North Clay Middle School in Brazil and a
participant in the MITTS Project (Masters Instructional Technology
Teachers) under the direction of Associate Professor Susan Powers.
Verizon
donates $20,000 to literacy program
When
used in literacy learning, computers can become a powerful tool for
students and teachers alike.
Association
names Janet Lyman 2000 Teacher of the Year
Janet
Lyman, associate professor of music at Indiana State University, has
been selected as Teacher of the Year for 2000 by the Indiana Music
Teachers Association.
Renowned
Fennel returns for 10th scholarship concert
On
Feb. 26, ISU’s music department will bring back to campus Frederick
Fennell, one of the most well-respected and active conductors of our
time.
Searches
for provost, deans underway at ISU
Several
searches are in progress at Indiana State University, including the key
academic post and deanships of the schools of education and business.
Campus
construction scheduled
to heat up in coming months
Construction
project abound on campus as Facilities Management tries to wrap up
current projects and prepare for new ones.
Seaward
overcomes turmoil of ‘60s to reach her goals
“Ever
since I was a small child, I dreamed of doing something in medicine,”
said Mary Beth Seaward (BS ’69, MS ’72), who serves as a research
associate for the Terre Haute Center for Medical Education at Indiana
State University.
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