U.S. Senator Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) will discuss human dignity, humility, empathy and respect on Oct. 25 in a lecture titled “If Not Us, Who: Human Dignity in the 21st Century.”
Study shows candidates who spent more on TV ads generally received more support on caucus night, but this does not suggest a candidate can buy an election.
Marcus Credé, assistant professor of psychology, contributed to research that found claims that CEOs are psychopaths to be overblown. Contrary to public perception, they say the relationship between leadership and psychopathy is weak.
Joel Geske, associate professor in advertising, was named the inaugural recipient of the fellowship.
Kimberly Moss, coordinator of Iowa State’s biological and premedical illustration program, has created a new health literacy project to give viewers larger-than-life details of different defense mechanisms and cellular relationships in the body.
Jason Chan and Christian Meissner use in-class questions and testing to improve student learning of new material.
ISU Theatre opens its season this week with “This Is Not a Pipe Dream,” the first of six productions in 2018-19. With the new season comes a collaborative initiative focusing on empowering citizen artistry.
Elgin Johnston, a professor of mathematics, and Heather Bolles, a senior lecturer of mathematics, are leading a team-based approach to calculus to retain students in STEM.