Brad Dell, director of ISU Theatre, has been named “Arts Educator of the Decade” by the 2020 BroadwayWorld Des Moines Awards. The 2020 awards celebrated the best in local theatre of the past decade.
Charles Kostelnick, professor in the Department of English, has earned the 2020 Fellow of the Association Award from the Association for Business Communication. This award recognizes extraordinary excellence in the discipline of business communication and its related areas of study. It is the most respected honor the Association for Business Communication can award.
Project Title: Three Sisters Gardening in Midwestern Native American Nations: An Ethnohistory of Indigenous Agricultural Survivance Project Description: Research and writing leading to a book on Native American agricultural practices in the Midwest from precontact to the present.
Jeremy Withers is an associate professor in the ISU Department of English, where he teaches such subjects as science fiction, Romantic and Victorian literature, and the history of the English language. The author of two books, Withers has written and edited extensively on the topics of bicycles and transportation in literature, particularly science fiction and the … Continue reading Withers wins teaching award
Professor of Psychology, Zlatan Krizan, has been appointed editor in chief of the Journal of Research in Personality. Published by Elsevier, the Journal of Research in Personality is one of the top journals in personality psychology. The journal has a 5-year impact factor of 3.61 and a high rejection rate. It’s impact factor has been … Continue reading Professor of Psychology Zlatan Krizan appointed editor in chief of Journal of Research in Personality
The Kingland fellowship will help Heike Hofmann, professor of statistics, advance her data science research.
Award recognizes outstanding research and substantial contributions to the Department of Computer Science
Associate Professor of Spanish, Julia Dominguez, has been awarded the 2020 Cassling Innovation Award by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The award was established by Dr. Randal S. Cassling and Lori S. Cassling to facilitate new directions in faculty research, especially interdisciplinary research and scholarship.