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Close out Black History Month in virtual style with this game night event!

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Take a tour of the manor and gardens from the comfort of your home.

A series on women’s suffrage will highlight the Academy of Seniors sessions during the Spring 2021 semester.

Join Dr. Christa Platt, M.S. ’09, Ph.D. ’17, director of the Multicultural Center, as she gives a behind the scene look into the Center’s mission, vision and goals.

You’ll learn how gardening can contribute to a sustainable lifestyle and give you a sense of accomplishment, peace of mind, and overall joy.

The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. The Wednesday, March 3 event will feature Surachat Ngorsuraches  of the Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy who will discuss the value of fear of contagion in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic. The Illinois State University (ISU) International Seminar Series is a collaboration between the ISU Office of International Studies and Programs and the Mennonite College of Nursing.…

Students will learn how to prepare an effective curriculum vitae for graduate school, scholarships, or academic positions.

A series on women’s suffrage will highlight the Academy of Seniors sessions during the Spring 2021 semester.

The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon-1 p.m.

The A/P Council typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

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Gorick will share some key insights and practical strategies that participants will be able to apply immediately to get further, faster in their careers.

The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. On March 17, the focus will be a European perspective on how the pandemic has affected mental health and access to social services.  The round table will include Christian Decker, psychotherapist from Dresden, Germany and two representatives from a social service agency serving immigrants in Paris, France: Fatiha Mlati and Alice Verdu. Seminars will provide experts from…

Join the Academy of Seniors for a series on the Horn of Africa. This class steps back from current events to learn more about the history of the region, the way modern boundaries have emerged, and the growing international interest in the countries of Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia.

This Spring 2021 semester, a film series and discussion forum has been planned that focuses on historic and contemporary issues facing indigenous peoples that often go unnoticed.

Get the career support you need to be competitive and increase your confidence in the United States job market.

The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. Seminars will provide experts from around the world sharing their insights on the pandemic. The Wednesday, March 24 event will feature Pierre Grabolosa, Jean-Michel Martinez, and Jean Llobet of France who will share their work on the effect of COVID-19 on nano-composite use and production by bees. The presenters are part of a trans-disciplinary research project named…

Cultivate the seven traits of the greatest leaders and apply them to your own life and organization.

The A/P Council typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

Join the Academy of Seniors for a series on the Horn of Africa. This class steps back from current events to learn more about the history of the region, the way modern boundaries have emerged, and the growing international interest in the countries of Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia.

The Crossroads Project will present a staged reading of the new play The DePriest Incident by Charles White, winner of the 2021 Diverse Voices Playwriting Initiative.

Mornings with the Professors classes will begin March 26, 2021 and run through April 23. Classes will be held virtually with topics ranging from the National Park System, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the religious legacy of Martin Luther, Islam in America, and the origins and social meaning of rock-in-roll.

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The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. On Wednesday, March 31, 2021, Dr. Angela I. Calderon, Associate Professor of the Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy will discuss the rational and safe use of botanical dietary supplements to strengthen the immune system in the time of COVID-19 Events are open to the public, and include time for audience questions.  Register in advance at http://tiny.cc/InternationalSeminars…

Join the Academy of Seniors for a series on the Horn of Africa. This class steps back from current events to learn more about the history of the region, the way modern boundaries have emerged, and the growing international interest in the countries of Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia.

Mornings with the Professors classes will begin March 26, 2021 and run through April 23. Classes will be held virtually with topics ranging from the National Park System, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the religious legacy of Martin Luther, Islam in America, and the origins and social meaning of rock-in-roll.

Dr. Spencer Durham, Associate Clinical Professor in the Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy will present Pharmacotherapy for the Prevention and Treatment of COVID-19 on Wednesday, April 7 from noon - 1:00 p.m. as part of the Illinois State University (ISU) International Seminar Series, a collaboration of the ISU Office of International Studies and Programs and the Mennonite College of Nursing. The seminar events are open to the public, and include time for audience questions.  Register in advance at http://tiny.cc/InternationalSeminars…

Learn about the history of the Quad and its surrounding buildings through this virtual Homecoming event.

The A/P Council typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

Join the Academy of Seniors for a series on the Horn of Africa. This class steps back from current events to learn more about the history of the region, the way modern boundaries have emerged, and the growing international interest in the countries of Eritrea, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia.

Hear from some familiar faces and check out who will be our special performance!

Mornings with the Professors classes will begin March 26, 2021 and run through April 23. Classes will be held virtually with topics ranging from the National Park System, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the religious legacy of Martin Luther, Islam in America, and the origins and social meaning of rock-in-roll.

Take part in this Homecoming tradition from wherever you are! Register by March 1 to be guaranteed a shirt.

Students will explore and learn about various career paths through an interactive panel session with alumni and employers.

The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 14, 2021 features Thaddeus Herman, Ph.D. candidate in Education Policy, Organization, and Leadership - Global Studies in Education at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign who will be discussing his research on education in India. Events are open to the public, and include time for audience questions.  Register in advance at http://tiny.cc/InternationalSeminars to be sent the…

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Mornings with the Professors classes will begin March 26, 2021 and run through April 23. Classes will be held virtually with topics ranging from the National Park System, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the religious legacy of Martin Luther, Islam in America, and the origins and social meaning of rock-in-roll.

This Spring 2021 semester, a film series and discussion forum has been planned that focuses on historic and contemporary issues facing indigenous peoples that often go unnoticed.

Dr. Carla Pohl of the Mennonite College of Nursing will speak to the community response to COVID-19 during the April 21 session of the International Seminar Series. Seminars take place every Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. and provide experts from around the world sharing their insights on the pandemic. Events are open to the public, and include time for audience questions.  Register in advance at http://tiny.cc/InternationalSeminars to be sent the event link.

The A/P Council typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

Mornings with the Professors classes will begin March 26, 2021 and run through April 23. Classes will be held virtually with topics ranging from the National Park System, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival, the religious legacy of Martin Luther, Islam in America, and the origins and social meaning of rock-in-roll.

The Spring 2021 International Seminar Series will focus on  Covid 19: International Perspectives, with online seminars each Wednesday from noon - 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 28 will feature Jessica McKnight, Administrator of the McLean County Health Department, and Laurie Round, Chief Nursing Officer of Carle BroMenn and Carle Eureka Hospitals discussing local management of the global pandemic. Events are open to the public, and include time for audience questions.  Register in advance at http://tiny.cc/InternationalSeminars to be sent the event link.

The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come, Where are We Going? will explore Bloomington-Normal from 1730-1900, the growth of local neighborhoods, business districts and the diversity of the area.

May 5 (Wednesday), 9:30-11 am Robert Bradley, Professor Emeritus, Politics & Government, ISU   No cost to attend, but participants must register by completing the Digital Registration Form at: seniorprofessionals.illinoisstate.edu/educational-opportunities/ or calling (309) 438-2160. A Zoom link and instructions on how to join the presentation will be emailed a week prior to Bradley’s talk. A reminder email with the Zoom link will be sent the day of the program.

The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come, Where are We Going? will explore Bloomington-Normal from 1730-1900, the growth of local neighborhoods, business districts and the diversity of the area.

Although gathering restrictions due to COVID-19 impact the ability to hold traditional commencement ceremonies in spring 2021, the University has planned an alternative in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing. Beginning in mid-February, spring/summer 2021 graduates and all 2020 graduates will have an opportunity to register for a late April or early May personalized Redbird Stage Crossing in Redbird Arena. In addition to the Redbird Stage Crossing, Illinois State University is honoring spring and summer 2021 graduates with online…

Although gathering restrictions due to COVID-19 impact the ability to hold traditional commencement ceremonies in spring 2021, the University has planned an alternative in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing. Beginning in mid-February, spring/summer 2021 graduates and all 2020 graduates will have an opportunity to register for a late April or early May personalized Redbird Stage Crossing in Redbird Arena. In addition to the Redbird Stage Crossing, Illinois State University is honoring spring and summer 2021 graduates with online…

Although gathering restrictions due to COVID-19 impact the ability to hold traditional commencement ceremonies in spring 2021, the University has planned an alternative in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing. Beginning in mid-February, spring/summer 2021 graduates and all 2020 graduates will have an opportunity to register for a late April or early May personalized Redbird Stage Crossing in Redbird Arena. In addition to the Redbird Stage Crossing, Illinois State University is honoring spring and summer 2021 graduates with online…

Although gathering restrictions due to COVID-19 impact the ability to hold traditional commencement ceremonies in spring 2021, the University has planned an alternative in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing. Beginning in mid-February, spring/summer 2021 graduates and all 2020 graduates will have an opportunity to register for a late April or early May personalized Redbird Stage Crossing in Redbird Arena. In addition to the Redbird Stage Crossing, Illinois State University is honoring spring and summer 2021 graduates with online…

Although gathering restrictions due to COVID-19 impact the ability to hold traditional commencement ceremonies in spring 2021, the University has planned an alternative in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing. Beginning in mid-February, spring/summer 2021 graduates and all 2020 graduates will have an opportunity to register for a late April or early May personalized Redbird Stage Crossing in Redbird Arena. In addition to the Redbird Stage Crossing, Illinois State University is honoring spring and summer 2021 graduates with online…

Although gathering restrictions due to COVID-19 impact the ability to hold traditional commencement ceremonies in spring 2021, the University has planned an alternative in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing. Beginning in mid-February, spring/summer 2021 graduates and all 2020 graduates will have an opportunity to register for a late April or early May personalized Redbird Stage Crossing in Redbird Arena. In addition to the Redbird Stage Crossing, Illinois State University is honoring spring and summer 2021 graduates with online…

The A/P Council typically meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come, Where are We Going? will explore Bloomington-Normal from 1730-1900, the growth of local neighborhoods, business districts and the diversity of the area.

The Evolution of Bloomington-Normal: Where Have We Come, Where are We Going? will explore Bloomington-Normal from 1730-1900, the growth of local neighborhoods, business districts and the diversity of the area.