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ISU
receives $20M from Lilly Endowment, Inc.
Largest
gift in ISU's history will make
financial services outreach possible for School of
Business
Indiana
State University has received a $20 million grant from
the Lilly Endowment, Inc., the largest gift in the
university's history.
Elsey
selected as Homecoming Parade grand marshal
Former
dean of students devoted 30 years to ISU
After wearing many
"hats" at Indiana State University for 30
years, Bob Elsey will bear a new one as grand marshal
in the 80th Blue and White Homecoming Parade Nov. 2
Distinguished
Alumni share memories of ISU
Indiana
State University will honor five Distinguished Alumni
Nov. 1 as part of Homecoming festivities.
School
of Education earns McAuliffe Award
ISU
one of three institutions to be recognized for
exemplary programs in teacher education
The
School of Education at Indiana State University is one
of three institutions in the nation to receive the
2002 Christa McAuliffe Award for Exemplary Programs in
Teacher Education.
V.P.
Quatroche takes position at Florida Gulf Coast
ISU
enjoys most successful period of fund raising in
history under his leadership
J. Robert
Quatroche, Indiana State University's vice president
for University Advancement and executive vice
president of the ISU Foundation, has been named vice
president for University Advancement at Florida Gulf
Coast University and executive director of the FGCU
Foundation.
Japanese-American
poet to speak at ISU
Lawson
Inada will discuss 'The Seven Lessons of Humanity'
A
poet considered the "Father of Asian-American
Literature" is the next speaker in the 2002-03
Indiana State University Speakers Series.
Indiana
State selected as site for Department of Commerce
field office
Indiana State
University will be home to one of Indiana
State on its way to reaching goal for United Way
Indiana
State University employees had given $52,600 to the
United Way of the Wabash Valley campus campaign with
26 percent participation as of Oct. 22. 'Music
in Motion' Theme for ISU 2002 Contemporary Music
Festival
Chen
Yi of Conservatory of the University of Missouri,
Kansas City, is this year's principal guest composer
The
Indiana State University music department's 36th
Contemporary Music Festival will be Oct. 30 through
Nov. 1. The theme for this year's festival is
"Music in Motion." Indiana
State and Vincennes universities offer dual admission
Partnership
will make transition easier for students, presidents
say
Prospective
college students considering a two-year school for the
first phase of their higher education can ensure a
smooth transition to a four-year school under a plan
announced by the presidents of Indiana State and
Vincennes universities. Margaret
Reed donates $500,000 to President's Scholars program
Margaret Reed
is just as comfortable discussing dollar-cost
averaging as she is in reminiscing about her
experiences as an Indiana State Teachers College
student and young bride at the height of the Great
Depression or her brief but memorable career as a New
York City dancer -- a forerunner of the famed
Rockettes. [Image
Gallery] Donor
meets student who will benefit from generosity
Upon his
retirement in 1974, after 40 years in education -- the
last 28 as a professor of education at Indiana State
University -- Lloyd N. Smith estimated he'd had more
than 9,000 students in his classes. |
