
Past Events
November 2018
America in Crisis: 1968 and 1969
Gain new understanding of the issues and events that traumatized the nation in 1968 and 1969 and why those issues still plague us today.
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only.
Pain Management Essentials: Update 2018 Educational Workshop
Date: Thursday, November 29, 2018 Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. Location: Alumni Center, Room 118, 1101 North Main Street, Normal, IL Registration Deadline - Friday, November 23 Cost: $25 Professionals - $10 Nursing Students Online Registration - pay with Credit Card Online Registration - pay with Check Agenda 8:30 a.m. – Registration 9:00 a.m. – Welcome/Introductions 9:15 a.m. - Interventional Pain Management: Ricardo Vallejo MD, PhD 10:15 a.m. - Functional Medicine: Janine Maere MD 11:15 a.m. - Psychology of Pain Management:…
December 2018
Holiday Celebration
Join us to celebrated the holiday season! Stop by anytime between 4-6 p.m., brief remarks will be made around 5 p.m. Tuesday, December 4 4-6 p.m. Alumni Center - Room 116 Registration deadline is Wednesday, November 28!
ISPIC Suicide Prevention Showcase
The Illinois School Psychology Internship Consortium (ISPIC) and the Central Illinois Area Health Education Center will present a suicide prevention showcase Friday, December 7 at the Illinois State University Alumni Center from 9:00 to 3:00 p.m. This continuing professional development opportunity will feature a keynote by Karen Stipp, Ph.D. and Kyle Miller, Ph.D. titled, “Working with trauma-affected and suicidal youth: Building personal and team resilience.” The keynote will be followed by presentations by doctoral psychology interns of six prevention programs included…
January 2019
An Archaeological Exploration of Illinois A.D. 100
This class with Michael Wiant of Dickson Mounds Museum will highlight archaeological field work and the discovery of extraordinary objects.
EAF Information Session – Higher Education Administration Ph.D. & P-12 Ed.D.
Join Illinois State’s Department of Educational Administration & Foundations (EAF) for information sessions on our doctoral programs in higher education administration (Ph.D.) and P-12 CPED (Ed.D.).
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only. Registration is required.
February 2019
GLT Community Conversation: Youth Mental Health
Join us for an expert panel discussion, moderated by the GLT newsroom, about youth mental health at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019.
EAF Information Session – Higher Education Administration Ph.D. & P-12 Ed.D.
Join Illinois State’s Department of Educational Administration & Foundations (EAF) for information sessions on our doctoral programs in higher education administration (Ph.D.) and P-12 CPED (Ed.D.).
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only. Registration is required.
2019 Property Control Inventory Training
This year, the training will focus on the new Illinois Law, Public Act 100-0193, which increased the reporting threshold from $500 to $1,000. The sessions are designed to provide information and instructions on the new law, inform how the changes will affect departmental purchasing processes as well as the verification of equipment during our annual inventories. The training is open to anyone in the campus community; however, departmental inventory stewards and fiscal agents are strongly encouraged to attend. If a…
2019 Property Control Inventory Training
This year, the training will focus on the new Illinois Law, Public Act 100-0193, which increased the reporting threshold from $500 to $1,000. The sessions are designed to provide information and instructions on the new law, inform how the changes will affect departmental purchasing processes as well as the verification of equipment during our annual inventories. The training is open to anyone in the campus community; however, departmental inventory stewards and fiscal agents are strongly encouraged to attend. If a…
March 2019
Candidate Forum: Normal Town Council
GLT, in partnership with the League of Women Voters of McLean County, will host a forum featuring the candidates running for Normal Town Council in the April 2 election.
Hearing Health Seminar
We are hosting a free seminar to learn if an implantable hearing solution is right for you. There will be an opportunity to meet Megan Hemmer, ISU audiologist and individuals who have implantable hearing solutions. Register at HearingHealthSeminar.com or call (877) 432.7844.
Cancelled: Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only. Registration is required.
Family Caregiving: Communicating with Aging Loved Ones
Given advances in medicine, the need to care for our aging loved ones is an increasing priority. Our presenter, Dr. Barry Jacobs, will speak to the challenges of family caregiving, as well as emotional support strategies for the caregiver. Communication approaches within the family will be highlighted, including the role of advance directives in clarifying the wishes of aging loved ones and sensitive information about the appropriate use of hospice. Thursday, March 28 1:00-2:30 pm - Students and community members. 7:00-8:30 pm - Individual…
Family Caregiving: Communicating with Aging Loved Ones
Given advances in medicine, the need to care for our aging loved ones is an increasing priority. Our presenter, Dr. Barry Jacobs, will speak to the challenges of family caregiving, as well as emotional support strategies for the caregiver. Communication approaches within the family will be highlighted, including the role of advance directives in clarifying the wishes of aging loved ones and sensitive information about the appropriate use of hospice. Thursday, March 28 1:00-2:30 pm - Students and community members. 7:00-8:30 pm - Individual…
April 2019
Social Work Day 2019: The Art of Social Justice: Creating Community Change
The 2017 Social Work Day Conference: Shaping the Narrative: Social Work Action for Engaged Citizenship hopes to be a vehicle for helping social service providers move forward.
EAF Information Session – Higher Education Administration Ph.D. and P-12 Ed.D.
Join Illinois State’s Department of Educational Administration & Foundations (EAF) for information sessions on our doctoral programs in higher education administration (Ph.D.) and P-12 CPED (Ed.D.).
Acafellaz 20th anniversary reunion
We're singing from the rooftop that we are celebrating 20 years of practicing, performing, and creating lifelong friendships.
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only. Registration is required.
May 2019
June 2019
Community Partners Lunch and Learn
Interested in incorporating civic engagement or service learning in your courses? CTLT can help you connect with some community partners. Join us for a lunch and meet representatives from agencies in town who would like to collaborate with ISU students. At this event, community partners will give a short overview of their programs, services, and needs, and then faculty will have the opportunity to talk with community partners and discuss possibilities. No stipend is available for this workshop. Registration is required.
Transfer Student Career Conference
You've attended Transfer Days and registered for your classes. Now it's time to get ready, get set, and launch your career! Attend the Transfer Career Conference to find out how to jump start your career.
September 2019
Training “Intimate Partner Sexual Violence” for CDVP, CPAIP
Melissa R McGraw, MA, LCPC, CDVP, CPAIP, CCTP, Director of Counseling Services at Safe Passage in DeKalb, Illinois, will provide an in-depth look at the issue of intimate partner sexual violence.
Populism Abroad
Variants of Populism: Political Polarization in the Age of Globalization - September 11 The recent rise of populism on a global scale has called into question the quality of contemporary democracy. This phenomenon entails the rise of both right-wing and left-wing variants. Drawing on comparative examples, this presentation will explain these variants in terms of the widespread imposition of austerity policies associated with financial globalization. William Munro, Endowed Professor of Political Science and Director of Environmental Studies Program, IWU From Democracy…
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only. Registration is required.
Department of Technology Faculty Retreat
The Department of Technology Faculty Retreat is scheduled for Friday, September 20, 2019. Continental breakfast items will be available at 8:15 am. The meeting will start promptly at 8:30 am in the Alumni Center Room 117.
Science, Technology, Engineering, (Arts), and Mathematics: Navigating STEM/STEAM
Integrated STEM: More than Just the Sum of its Parts - September 24 Learn why STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) is increasingly viewed as an integrated discipline, Darner will highlight funding agencies’ priorities for research and their alignment with national goals, STEM at ISU, educational research and under-representation by women and minority groups. Rebekka Darner, Director of the Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology, ISU Teaching STEM Ideas to Kids - September 25 What are best practices for learning STEM topics?…
Mornings With Professors
THE EXTENDING EMPATHY PROJECT: ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT, REVISITED - September 27 To whom will we extend our empathy? We tend to answer this question through the interaction of unconscious assumptions and the social norms they foster. Because we generate these assumptions unconsciously, we are, in a sense, living in a dream. Moments of conscious reflection, then, are the means by which we wake up, as it were, and examine alternatives to our assumptions. J. Scott Jordan, Professor and Chair, Department…
October 2019
SPECIAL PROGRAM: Is America in a Constitutional Crisis?
Recently, the U.S. Speaker and a powerful House committee chair claimed a constitutional crisis existed. Several political pundits and legal experts agreed. However, others argued while current politics is unusual a constitutional crisis is not present. Arguments for both sides will be assessed as well as the criteria for a constitutional crisis and past crises in this nation. *$15.00 payable only at the door. (No pre-registration) Wednesday, October 16 9:30-11:30 am Robert Bradley, Professor Emeritus, Politics & Government, ISU
Literature: Voices in Americana
There’s No Place Like Home: The Wizard of Oz as Political Propaganda - October 28 Although children’s lit seems like an unlikely vehicle for political propaganda, scholars have proven otherwise. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1902) carries overtones of the Populist political party’s agenda at the early part of the 20th century. Victor Fleming’s film The Wizard of Oz (1939) was released to the public seven days prior to Germany’s bombing of Poland. Roberta Seelinger Trites, Distinguished Professor of English, ISU …
November 2019
Misconceptions About the Middle Ages
Four different topics covering medieval history, art and literature will be explored. Each addresses the public perception of a controversial subject and seeks to challenge what we think we know about the medieval world. November 12: Common stereotypes of the Virgin Mary November 14: Travels and travelers in the medieval Mediterranean November 19: Taking the Middle Ages “global” November 21: The Black Death Kathryn Jasper, Associate Professor and Director of European Studies, Department of History, ISU
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only. Registration is required.
John Wesley Powell
ISU Horticulture Center presents John Wesley Powell Join us as we celebrate the 150th anniversary of John Wesley Powell’s expedition through the Grand Canyon. Learn about Powell’s wife, Emma Dean; his harrowing adventure down the Green and Colorado rivers; and his connection to Illinois State University and Illinois Wesleyan University. View artifacts from Powell’s excursions and celebrate with an anniversary cake! Speakers: Paul Meister- Coordinator of Academic Services for the Department of Geography, Geology, Environment at ISU Bill Kemp- Librarian…
January 2020
Philosophy As a Way of Life
PHILOSOPHY AS A WAY OF LIFE *Walk-in for Philosophy As a Way of Life, $15.00 for individual session pay at the door. January 21, 23, 28, 30 (Tuesday/Thursday) 9:30-11:30 am One might think philosophy is interesting, even fun to learn, but too highfalutin to make much of a difference in one’s everyday life. How could life change if philosophy were to be taken seriously? January 21: What is Philosophy as a Way of Life? January 23: Epictetus on What’s in our Control…
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only.
February 2020
MCN Preceptor Workshop
For more information, contact Elizabeth Kosuth.
March 2020
Everyday Life and Music in the 18th Century
March 2, 3, 9, 10 (Mondays / Tuesdays) 1:30-3:30 p.m. Music never exists in a vacuum. It reflects the society in which it was created and sometimes is used as a vehicle to drive society toward change. In these four sessions, Dr. Alcorn will present: March 2: Good Taste, Bad Taste and Pleasure: Aesthetics and the Grand Tour March 3: "Pretty Little Hands" and Gambling: Music in Domestic Life March 9: Opera: The Art of Subtle Revolution March 10: Out with the Old and…
Creating Articles for News.IllinoisState
Learn how to use the News.IllinoisState.edu content management system, powered by WordPress, to add news articles, tag them to feed to multiple locations (including your website), insert images, photo galleries, and more. This workshop is open to faculty and staff only.
Cancelled: Women’s Suffrage
This event has been cancelled.
CANCELED – MCN Research Symposium
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. MCN researchers will have poster presentations and podium presentations during this event. Contact Amy Irving for more information.
Cancelled: U.S. Tax System and Some Reform Proposals to Make it Fairer
This event has been cancelled.
Canceled: Social Work Day 2020: Social Work and Environmental Justice
Social Work Day 2020 will examine and explore the means by which social workers can more fully champion environmental justice.
April 2020
CANCELLED – History and Competition in the Horn of Africa
April 2, 9, 16, 23 (Thursdays) 9:30-11:30 a.m. Reports of military ventures in Northeast Africa are all over the news. U.S. troops operate from bases in Somalia, U.S. drones fly from Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, multinational naval forces monitor piracy and U.S. military construction battalions are building a network of roads into the continent. This class steps back from current events to learn about the history and people of the region, the way modern boundaries have emerged, and the growing…
Cancelled: Mister Rogers for Grownups: Welcome to His Neighborhood
This event has been cancelled.
School Psychology Institute Speaker: Shereen C. Naser, Ph.D.
Shareen C. Naser, Ph.D. will give a workshop titled "Using Child Rights in School Psychology Practice as Application of Social Justice" at the 23rd Annual School Psychology Institute on Thursday, April 9, 2020 at the ISU Alumni Center. Registration will take place from 8:00-8:30am and the institute workshop will be from 8:30-11:30am. Dr. Nasser is currently an Assistant Professor of School Psychology at Cleveland State University.
Cancelled: Martin Luther: Saint or Sinner?
This event has been cancelled.
POSTPONED: Student Alumni Council 40th anniversary reunion
Join fellow SACers from the past 40 years and meet current SAC members at the 40th celebration!
Cancelled: The Growth of Executive Power and Its Challenge to the Constitutional System of Checks and Balances
This event has been cancelled.
May 2020
Cancelled: Cruising Around the Historic Bloc: Origins and Social Meaning of Rock-n-Roll
This event has been cancelled.
Cancelled: The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come From, Where Are We Going?
May 19, 21, 26, 28 (Tuesdays / Thursdays) 1:30-3:30 p.m. Freedom, Land and Community: McLean County in the 18th and 19th Centuries Tuesday, May 19 The story of McLean County is one of people defending their freedoms, as they understood it; living on the land for sustenance as they had the means to do so; and developing communities to sustain their dreams. This presentation is based upon his research and writing on the history of McLean County in the 18th…
Cancelled: The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come From, Where Are We Going?
May 19, 21, 26, 28 (Tuesdays / Thursdays) 1:30-3:30 p.m. Freedom, Land and Community: McLean County in the 18th and 19th Centuries Tuesday, May 19 The story of McLean County is one of people defending their freedoms, as they understood it; living on the land for sustenance as they had the means to do so; and developing communities to sustain their dreams. This presentation is based upon his research and writing on the history of McLean County in the 18th…
Cancelled: The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come From, Where Are We Going?
May 19, 21, 26, 28 (Tuesdays / Thursdays) 1:30-3:30 p.m. Freedom, Land and Community: McLean County in the 18th and 19th Centuries Tuesday, May 19 The story of McLean County is one of people defending their freedoms, as they understood it; living on the land for sustenance as they had the means to do so; and developing communities to sustain their dreams. This presentation is based upon his research and writing on the history of McLean County in the 18th…
September 2021
A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH: AGRICULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series returns for the fall with virtual classes.
A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH: AGRICULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series returns for the fall with virtual classes.
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH: AGRICULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series returns for the fall with virtual classes.
October 2021
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH: AGRICULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY CHINA – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series returns for the fall with virtual classes.
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
SOLVING CRIME WITH FORENSIC SCIENCE IN TODAY’S WORLD – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors returns for the fall with virtual classes!
SOLVING CRIME WITH FORENSIC SCIENCE IN TODAY’S WORLD – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors returns for the fall with virtual classes!
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
November 2021
SOLVING CRIME WITH FORENSIC SCIENCE IN TODAY’S WORLD – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors returns for the fall with virtual classes!
SOLVING CRIME WITH FORENSIC SCIENCE IN TODAY’S WORLD – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors returns for the fall with virtual classes!
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS – HYBRID CLASS
The Mornings with the Professors series return with hybrid classes for the fall semester!
BEHIND THE SCENES OF OUR LEGAL SYSTEM: ISSUES THAT STRETCH OUR UNDERSTANDING – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series return for the fall with hybrid classes.
BEHIND THE SCENES OF OUR LEGAL SYSTEM: ISSUES THAT STRETCH OUR UNDERSTANDING – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series return for the fall with hybrid classes.
BEHIND THE SCENES OF OUR LEGAL SYSTEM: ISSUES THAT STRETCH OUR UNDERSTANDING – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series return for the fall with hybrid classes.
BEHIND THE SCENES OF OUR LEGAL SYSTEM: ISSUES THAT STRETCH OUR UNDERSTANDING – HYBRID CLASS
The Senior Professionals Academy of Seniors series return for the fall with hybrid classes.
January 2022
DUTCH ART OF THE 17TH CENTURY: BEYOND REMBRANDT AND VERMEER – HYBRID CLASS
Discover the history of art during the 17th century, the age of Rembrandt and Vermeer with the Senior Professionals at Illinois State University!
DUTCH ART OF THE 17TH CENTURY: BEYOND REMBRANDT AND VERMEER – HYBRID CLASS
Discover the history of art during the 17th century, the age of Rembrandt and Vermeer with the Senior Professionals at Illinois State University!
DUTCH ART OF THE 17TH CENTURY: BEYOND REMBRANDT AND VERMEER – HYBRID CLASS
Discover the history of art during the 17th century, the age of Rembrandt and Vermeer with the Senior Professionals at Illinois State University!
February 2022
DUTCH ART OF THE 17TH CENTURY: BEYOND REMBRANDT AND VERMEER – HYBRID CLASS
Discover the history of art during the 17th century, the age of Rembrandt and Vermeer with the Senior Professionals at Illinois State University!
A LISTENER’S GUIDE TO OPERA
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include a guide to the sound of opera.
March 2022
A LISTENER’S GUIDE TO OPERA
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include a guide to the sound of opera.
A LISTENER’S GUIDE TO OPERA
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include a guide to the sound of opera.
A LISTENER’S GUIDE TO OPERA
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include a guide to the sound of opera.
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS
Illinois State University’s Senior Professionals program will explore a wealth of topics with the Spring 2022 Mornings with the Professors.
UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: HISTORY, CURRENT REALITIES, AND STRATEGIC FUTURE PLANNING
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include sessions on understanding public infrastructure.
April 2022
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS
Illinois State University’s Senior Professionals program will explore a wealth of topics with the Spring 2022 Mornings with the Professors.
UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: HISTORY, CURRENT REALITIES, AND STRATEGIC FUTURE PLANNING
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include sessions on understanding public infrastructure.
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS
Illinois State University’s Senior Professionals program will explore a wealth of topics with the Spring 2022 Mornings with the Professors.
UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: HISTORY, CURRENT REALITIES, AND STRATEGIC FUTURE PLANNING
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include sessions on understanding public infrastructure.
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS
Illinois State University’s Senior Professionals program will explore a wealth of topics with the Spring 2022 Mornings with the Professors.
UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE: HISTORY, CURRENT REALITIES, AND STRATEGIC FUTURE PLANNING
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include sessions on understanding public infrastructure.
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS
Illinois State University’s Senior Professionals program will explore a wealth of topics with the Spring 2022 Mornings with the Professors.
Golden Jubilee Celebration for 50 Year and More Alumni
The Golden Jubilee will honor the class of 1972 for their 50th Reunion. The class of 1972 and classes who graduated prior are encouraged to attend. The Class of 1972 will be presented with the 50 Year Class pin, and light refreshments will be served.
MNAO Awards & Reunion Banquet
Mennonite Nurses Alumni Organization will host the Awards & Reunion Banquet on Saturday, April 23 at the Alumni Center. Invitation will be mailed out, and the deadline to register is Friday, April 15. Hotel accommodations A block of rooms have been reserved at the Holiday Inn Bloomington-Normal, for Friday and Saturday (April 22 & 23). Please call (309) 862-0101 and ask for the MCN-ISU group room block. The rate is $119, and reservations should be made by April 8, 2022.…
WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include exploring weather and climate change.
WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include exploring weather and climate change.
May 2022
WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include exploring weather and climate change.
WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Illinois State University’s Academy of Seniors Spring 2022 program will include exploring weather and climate change.