Bill Gutowski, Lisa Schulte Moore, Gene Takle, and Jim Pease are among contributors to the book, “Tending Iowa’s Land: Pathways to a Sustainable Future.” The book was recently recognized as the winner of the 2023 Midwest Book Awards in Nonfiction – Nature.
Craig A. Anderson, Distinguished Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology, was recently quoted in a highly-circulated article by journalist Rob Miraldi titled “Can the First Amendment bend to help teens fixated on social media?” Anderson is quoted on the issue of harm to teens. The article was published by over 50 media outlets … Continue reading Craig Anderson quoted in Gannett’s USA Today Network
Each year, the Iowa State University Learning Community Advisory Committee acknowledges the outstanding work of Learning Community coordinators, faculty, staff, and campus partners. Congratulations to Stephanie Hamilton. The Champion award honors an individual who has significantly contributed to the advancement of learning communities at Iowa State University.
Associate Professor Christina Hill of the Department of World Languages and Cultures and Cristina Poleacovschi, Associate Professor in Civil, Construction & Environmental Engineering, have been awarded a $1.2 million dollar grant by the National Science Foundation. Climate change poses a major threat to the water security of Alaska Native communities. While local, state, and federal … Continue reading NSF Awards $1.2 million to advance resilient water infrastructure in Alaska Native communities
William Gallus, Professor in the Department of Geological and Atmospheric Sciences and member of the ENDURE team, has been recognized by ISU President Wendy Wintersteen and Senior Vice President and Provost Jonathan Wickert with the 2023 Interdisciplinary Team Research Award. This peer-nominated award is a reflection of his committment to Iowa State and his professional … Continue reading William Gallus and ENDURE team recognized with Interdisciplinary Team Research Award
ISU students shared their passion and knowledge of the vibrant Arab culture with the students of Edwards Elementary school in Ames.
Jonathan Kelly, professor of psychology, has received a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. With collaborators Stephen Gilbert and Michael Dorneich (industrial and manufacturing systems engineering), the team will study cybersickness, or motion sickness caused by virtual reality. The grant will fund their research through 2026.