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Class Acts — Summer 2012

Class Acts — Summer 2012

ISU alumni are impacting their worlds through construction, education and farming.

Education Immersion

Education Immersion

In preparing future teachers for middle and high school classrooms, Indiana State University transforms its students through a unique building block of classroom experiences that culminates in an immersion semester prior to student teaching.

Foundation Recognizes Donors at MARCH ON! Awards

Foundation Recognizes Donors at MARCH ON! Awards

The Indiana State University Foundation recently honored Todd and Beth ’97 Whitaker, The Bernard Osher Foundation and Robert ’76 and Joan ’75 Shenberger with the 2012 MARCH ON! Awards. The foundation also recognized Ruby (Shelton) Rusk ’60 with the 2012 John P. Newton Spirit of ISU Award.

Alumni Updates — Summer 2012

Alumni Updates — Summer 2012

From buildings’ names being changed to awards being given to alumni, Indiana State is making its mark.

Alumni of the Future — Summer 2012

Alumni of the Future — Summer 2012

From interning at the Smithsonian to journeying to China and Korea, Indiana State students are investigating the world.

Research and Teaching — Summer 2012

Research and Teaching — Summer 2012

From being invited to present research conferences to students at other universities coming to Terre Haute to study with ISU professors, Indiana State is making a difference.

Students Become SURE

Students Become SURE

ISU students participating in the SURE (Summer Undergraduate Research Experiences) program gain ample experience while conducting research alongside faculty.

Awards and Recognition — Summer 2012

Awards and Recognition — Summer 2012

Students and faculty took home awards from various professional organizations this year.

A Safe Way to Play

A Safe Way to Play

In the Center for Wellness and Applied Medicine, faculty-headed research has students involved in muscle testing and data collection.

Celebrating the Chinese New Year

Celebrating the Chinese New Year

Nearly three hundred people gathered to help welcome the year of the dragon.