Department of Mathematics selects inaugural Scott Hanna award recipients
Scott Hanna professorships honor outstanding math faculty who demonstrate excellence in teaching, research and service.
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Mesropova book published by Georgetown University Press
Olga Mesropova, an associate professor of Russian, recently published her book “Faces of Contemporary Russia: Advanced Russian Language and Culture” through Georgetown University Press. “Faces of Contemporary Russia“ is a one-semester textbook for high-intermediate to advanced level Russian students that aims to develop students’ linguistic proficiency by examining significant personalities in current Russian culture. In addition … Continue reading Mesropova book published by Georgetown University Press
ISU Theatre presents “HERoic”
ISU Theatre shines spotlight on women, Tony Award winners during its upcoming season of shows and symposiums.
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Alan Wanamaker elected Fellow of the Geological Society of America
Alan Wanamaker, associate professor of geological and atmospheric sciences, has been elected as Fellow of the Geological Society of America (GSA). David Gillikin, professor of geology and director of the environmental science, policy and engineering program at Union College in Schenectady, New York, nominated Wanamaker for this honor. “Alan Wanamaker is an outstanding geoscientist, educator, … Continue reading Alan Wanamaker elected Fellow of the Geological Society of America
Kelly Winfrey to present fall 2019 LAS Dean’s Lecture on Oct. 10
Winfrey will discuss the unique challenges women candidates face and the communication strategies they use in their efforts to win over voters.
Faculty and staff honored at 2019 LAS Convocation
Innovation, teaching, research, service and excellence celebrated in the college.
Peters named Roy J. Carver Professor in Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology
Award recognizes his innovative biomolecular research that impacts both human and plant health.
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Bix work published by Cornell University Press
Mastering the Hard Stuff: The History of College Concrete-Canoe Races and the Growth of Engineering Competition Culture This article details the history of college engineering competitions, originating with student concrete-canoe racing in the 1970s, through today’s multi-million-dollar international multiplicity of challenges. Despite initial differences between engineering educators and industry supporters over the ultimate purpose of … Continue reading Bix work published by Cornell University Press