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Winterfest
2003
Eighth
annual conference on teaching focuses on experiential
learning
Indiana
State University faculty, administrators and staff
from across campus participated in the eighth annual
Winterfest Conference on Teaching Feb. 10 and 11.
Scholars
spread word about Disabilities Awareness Month
Blumberg Scholars
Courtney Bonhivert, Beth Browning and Hannah Miller
are spreading the message that people with
disabilities should be treated like everyone else.
Georgia
Hambrecht named Coffman Distinguished Professor
Georgia
Hambrecht, professor of communication disorders at
Indiana State University, has been named the Coffman
Distinguished Professor in the School of Education.
School
of Technology, St. Petersburg State University sign
agreement outlining goals of relationship
Distance
education one area officials plan to explore
Tad
Foster, dean of the Indiana State University School of
Technology, and Anatoli A. Ovodenko, rector of St.
Petersburg (Russia) State University of Aerospace
Instrumentation, signed an agreement Feb. 4 pledging
to work together in the areas of faculty and student
exchanges, distance education, research and seminars
and conferences.
30-foot
climbing wall opens in Arena
Students at
Indiana State University can aspire to new heights
following construction of a climbing wall in the ISU
Arena.
"The
Guardian" actress visits ISU
Kathleen
Chalfant gives advice to ISU students for their
production of "Wit"
Kathleen
Chalfant, star of the New York, London and Los Angeles
productions of the play "Wit" and the
actress who plays Laurie Solt on the CBS TV show
"The Guardian," paid a visit to Terre Haute
Feb. 10 to talk about her experiences as an actress on
both stage and screen.
Former
ISU doctoral student works in Chile to help save
chinchillas
Amy Deane, a
former doctoral student at Indiana State University,
has dedicated her life to saving chinchillas -- a type
of rodent -- and educating the public about them. Art
students display various works during evening of art,
wine food and music
Several ISU art
students and art alumni recently had the chance to
show off their work to patrons of Stables Steakhouse
Feb. 8 during an evening of wine tasting, food, live
entertainment and art at the local eatery. United
Way Campus Campaign successfully closes, raising
$65,000
The United Way
Campus Campaign was unofficially closed on Jan. 3 with
contributions and pledges totaling more than $65,000
and 32 percent -- or 577-- of individuals in the
Indiana State University community contributing. School
of Business receives $85,779 donation from State Farm
Insurance
Indiana State
University professor Mary Ann Boose wants her
insurance and risk management students to not only
learn about their chosen fields, but to interact with
the industry and perhaps even "give back" to
the community through public service projects. Art
department receives $60,000 gift
Art students at
Indiana State University will be better equipped to
study and produce works of art in the near future due
to a gift of $60,000 to the ISU Department of Art. University
preserves, enhances Fairbanks Hall dome
For nearly 100
years, Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln have gazed
down from the stained glass dome of Indiana State
University's Fairbanks Hall. |
