Natalie Montoya will present "Designing Doomsday" on February 27 as part of the Twelve Thousand Bombs seminar series that takes a look at the realities of nuclear weapons in the present day.
Unsure of what you want to do as a career or study as a major? This session is for YOU!
"The expression "racial identity" does not strike most people as a contradiction in terms, but it should" -Dr. Barbara Fields
ISU's Department of History will present a panel discussion focusing on Native American and historical perspectives on the Oscar-nominated film, Killers of the Flower Moon on February 29.
Bring your lunch or just yourself to the Faculty Staff Lounge in the Bone Student Center (2nd floor, to the right of Timbers Grille) for informal conversation and networking.
Learn what you can do to advocate for yourself in your workplace and career.
Ahead of the 2024 Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecture presented by Dr. Julian Go, the Department of Sociology and Anthropology will have a "book club" discussion of Go's book, Policing Empires: Militarization, Race, and the Imperial Boomerang in Britain and the U.S. on March 1.
Seth Corrie, a master's student from Illinois State University Department of Chemistry, will present the seminar " Cycloadditions Mediated by Boron-Nitrogen Dative Bonds" on March 1.
Get advice from school district administrators about how to navigate the job search and application and hiring process.
Learn about the next steps to complete as you prepare for graduate school.
The Education Career Fair connects school administrators, superintendents, and other employers from the field of education seeking student teachers and candidates in education and related fields for open positions.
Emmanuel Amoah Boafo, a master's student from Illinois State University Department of Chemistry, will present a seminar, "Adaptive-Bias on-the-fly Probability Enhanced Sampling (OPES) for Improving Sampling in Molecular Dynamics" on March 8.