New Research in History: Looking Back Through A Modern Lens
Alumni Center 1101 N. Main Street, Normal, IllinoisThe Senior Professionals program this spring will feature sessions focusing on new research in history.
The Alumni Center is a special place for Redbirds and friends to gather and become reacquainted with their campus home. The facility contains state-of-the-art meeting rooms for alumni, as well as university and community organizations. Alumni will find the center inviting, as its design incorporates space for everything from group meetings to casual conversation around the fireplace.
The Illinois State University Alumni Center is designed to serve the over 177,000 alumni of Illinois State University, current students, faculty/staff, and the Bloomington-Normal community. Approximately 80 staff members from the University Advancement Vice President’s office, Alumni Relations, Development, Marketing and Communications, and the Illinois State University Foundation are located in the facility.
In fall 2007, during Illinois State University’s Sesquicentennial, renovations began on the University’s first on-campus home for alumni. The Illinois State University Alumni Center was dedicated in July 2008 and opened to all Redbirds and friends.
The Senior Professionals program this spring will feature sessions focusing on new research in history.
The Senior Professionals program this spring will feature sessions focusing on new research in history.
Dr. Greg Carter is organizing the Central Illinois Regional competition on March 1.
The Senior Professionals program this spring will feature sessions focusing on new research in history.
The Senior Professionals program this spring will feature sessions focusing on new research in history.
Learn about the impact of climate change on agriculture with classes hosted by the Senior Professionals program.
Learn about the impact of climate change on agriculture with classes hosted by the Senior Professionals program.
Hear about the role of jazz music in representing voices of the people in classes hosted by the Senior Professionals.
Learn about the impact of climate change on agriculture with classes hosted by the Senior Professionals program.
Learn about the impact of climate change on agriculture with classes hosted by the Senior Professionals program.
Hear about the role of jazz music in representing voices of the people in classes hosted by the Senior Professionals.
April 4, 11, 18, 25, May 2 (Fridays) 9:30-11:30 a.m. Attend in person at ISU’s Alumni Center, 1101 N. Main St., Normal OR Watch Online via Zoom FEES: $35 for Senior Professional members (includes all six sessions) $45 for non-members (includes all six sessions) For in-person participation, pricing is per person. For Zoom participation, […]