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Glory
days revisited
Gib
Coleman will do something May 4 he's been waiting
nearly 60 years to do -- participate in the graduation
ceremony he never experienced
Almost
60 years ago, Gilbert Coleman was mere months from
earning his bachelor's degree from Indiana State
Teachers College when he was called to duty for his
country.
10
Hines Memorial Medals awarded to Class of 2002
The student or students
graduating with the highest cumulative grade point
average will receive the Hines Memorial Medal.
4
members of Class of 2002 to receive Rankin Awards
The
Alan C. Rankin Distinguished Senior Awards were
established to recognize outstanding members of the
senior class who have contributed to the betterment of
campus life at Indiana State University.
MIS
students develop database for Facilities Management
Students
create, implement system to better track work orders
When
Jason Tremper, a senior from Booneville, stepped into
Joe Harder's MIS420 class, he had no idea it would
lead to a part-time job.
George,
Hannig to receive honorary degrees
Auto
racing and business executive Anton George and
architectural engineering firm president Shelton
Hannig will receive honorary degrees at Indiana State
University's spring commencement.
Rhode
2002 student commencement speaker
Courtney
Lee Rhode, the 2002 commencement student speaker, is
grateful for the insight and inspiration she has
received during her four years at Indiana State
University.
Anderson,
Simms named Caleb Mills Distinguished Teachers
The
2002 Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award
recipients are Veanne Anderson and Beverley Simms. Brennan,
Ghosh named Theodore Dreiser Distinguished
Research/Creativity Award recipients
The
2002 Dreiser Distinguished Research/Creativity Award
recipients are Matthew Brennan and Swapan Ghosh. England,
Warner to receive 2002 Faculty Distinguished Service
Awards
The
2002 Faculty Distinguished Service Award recipients
are Gene England and Edward Warner. VP
for Student Affairs, three deans begin work July 1
Members
of the 2002-2003 freshman class won't be the only new
faces on campus this fall. Moroccan
ambassador's visit to ISU hoped to be beginning of
more collaboration
Relationship
between ISU, Morocco could open doors for students,
faculty
The
world, as they say, is getting smaller, and if we want
world peace, we'd better get to know the neighbors. Darlene
Hantzis named ACE Fellow
President
says campus will "benefit tremendously" from
her experiences next year
Darlene
Hantzis, associate dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences at ISU, has been named a fellow by the
American Council on Education for the 2002-2003
academic year. Student
Support Services receives more than $47,000 in
one-time grant money to aid ISU students
The
ISU Student Support Services (SSS) program was awarded
more than $47,000 in supplemental grant aid through
the U.S. Department of Education. American
Humanics program to begin in fall
Students
will become certified to work for nonprofit agencies
Freshman
Jonathan Couch and sophomore Jessica Bush have always
been interested in volunteering their time to helping
others and the communities in which they live. |
