For students, faculty, and staff. Attendees will learn more about the budget redesign project and guiding principles that will govern the redesign. Future town hall forums are planned for April and more information will be announced on the RISE Website and the University’s weekly Report e-newsletter. Same event is also being held on February 25 at 3 p.m.
For spring 2025, the focus will be on the book Creating Self-Regulated Learners, by Linda B. Nilson. This book offers suggestions to help students develop the skills and dispositions necessary for deep, independent, and lasting learning.
We will be basing our discussions on Creating Self-Regulated Learners: Strategies to Strengthen Students' Self-Awareness and Learning Skills by Linda B. Nilson. This text discusses how we can teach in ways that promote self-actualization and agency in our students, helping them to become life-long learners.
Learn ethical ways to utilize AI for your career development and exploration.
Come join us for the International Faculty Cafe!
This interactive workshop will explore the issue of anxiety from the students’ perspectives, what it is, and how to overcome it.
Come to this workshop to gain skills to help you ace your next essay test.
Join us as the Recreation and Sport Management program hosts our Annual Adaptapalooza Event celebrating recreation without limits on February 26.
Queer Coalition, Illinois State University’s LGBTQIA+ affinity group for faculty, staff, and graduate students, is excited to present In Her Image: A Film Series Celebrating Queer Women and The Stories They Tell.
For additional information contact Dr. Angelo Favis (309) 438-7123
Maker Days are a space where instructors can work independently and collaboratively to discuss topics related to teaching and develop artifacts that can be used in their courses. This maker day focuses on building and fostering trust between students and instructors.
The True Black History Museum, a traveling history exhibit with artifacts dating from the late 1700s to the 21st Century, was established to preserve the history of African American people and to educate others about the many contributions that African Americans have made to mankind.
