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From
'Art in Motion' to the 500 Festival Princesses, ISU's
presence is sure to be noticed in Indianapolis this
May
Indiana
State University is well represented in the field of
competition for the title of
500 Festival Queen," as five of the 33
Festival princesses who will vie for the title are ISU
students.
School
of Business receives reaffirmation of accreditation
from AACSB International
The Indiana State
University School of Business received word recently
of its reaffirmation of accreditation by the AACSB
International (Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business).
Faculty
to be recognized at commencement, honored at banquet
Faculty
award winners will be recognized at commencement May
10. A banquet will be presented in the fall to honor
the recipients.
Kress
state winner in interior design contest
Students
had to improve previously completed kitchen design
For
the third year in a row, an Indiana State University
student is the state winner in an interior design
contest sponsored by the Indiana Chapter of the
National Kitchen and Bath Association.
911
dispatcher, mother of two graduating with degrees in
English and English education
Sheri
Roach chosen to be featured speaker at 2003
commencement
When Sheri
Roach returned to ISU at 40 for a teaching
certificate, little did she know she would be the
featured speaker at graduation this May.
Rankin,
Hines, Honorary Degree recipients recognized for
outstanding accomplishments
Indiana
State University's Spring Commencement 2003 is May 10
at Hulman Center, where 1,326 undergraduate candidates
and 215 graduate candidates will be eligible to
participate.
Music
business tops in nation
Program
boasts 100 percent placement, recognition across the
country for excellence
100 percent.
That's the figure that the music business program,
which began at ISU in 1978, can boast about its
placement in the music industry, and it's what
director James Slutz, who came to ISU in 1989, is most
proud of during his time here. War
hits ISU community with alumni, students and faculty
on active duty
Artist
designed display after seeing a WWII 'Sons of Service'
flag
Indiana State
University has installed a "Sons and Daughters in
Service" display to honor an alumnus who was
killed in action in Iraq and to recognize members of
the university community serving in the armed forces. University
community remembers David Fribley
Friends,
faculty say ISU alumnus was friendly, dependable and
dedicated
An Indiana
State University graduate killed in action in Iraq is
remembered as a good student, a talented athlete and a
trusted friend. Larry
Anderson 15th annual Van Til Lecturer
Computers
should be used to serve a need in the classroom,
Anderson said
Larry S.
Anderson, founder and director of the National Center
for Technology Planning, has devoted much of his
life's work to combating the "Digital
Divide" and helping educators make sure there is
equal access to technology in the classroom. Athletic
training education granted seven-year accreditation
Continuing
accreditation illustrates confidence commission has in
program, officials say
The Commission
on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs
has granted continuing accreditation to Indiana State
University's entry-level athletic training education
program until the 2009-10 academic year. Creative
Problem Solving in the classroom
Blumberg
Center brings program to Indiana State University
students
When school
psychology major Traci Goddard graduates in May,
she'll have Creative Problem Solving (CPS) skills
listed on her resumé, courtesy of the Blumberg Center
for Interdisciplinary Studies in Special Education. Assistant
dean of nursing joins Army Reserves
Mary
Bennett acts on growing desire to serve her
country
When an Army
Health Care recruiter met with Indiana State
University nursing students last year, Mary Bennett,
assistant dean of the School of Nursing, stepped into
the room "just to see what he was saying." Family
and Consumer Sciences partners with Doughmakers, Inc.
Classes
give Doughmakers data it needs on performance of
bakeware
A partnership
between Indiana State University's family and consumer
sciences department and a Terre Haute manufacturer has
given students real world experience, provided faculty
with a wider range of expertise to share in the
classroom and helped the business get off to a
successful start. |
