Monday, April 15, 2024

You're Invited: An Evening with Killers of the Flower Moon Author David Grann

The Idaho Humanities Council invites the community to attend its 15th Annual Eastern Idaho Distinguished Humanities Lecture on April 18, 7 p.m. at the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel and Chiefs Event Center. Author, David Grann, will discuss his book Killers of the Flower Moon. Students, including ISU students, are encouraged to reserve their free tickets online. Reservations will enter students into a drawing for a chance to win an autographed copy of the book.

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Spring Be a Bengal Winners Announced

As part of the recent Employee Appreciation Week celebration, ISU hosted the annual Be A Bengal award reception. Throughout the year, the Be A Bengal employee recognition program honors our faculty and staff who have been commended for their extraordinary efforts in exemplifying one of the four characteristics of trust, compassion, stability, and hope.

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Join Us: Budget Lunch and Learn Sessions

The Budget Advisory Group is continuing a series of Lunch and Learn sessions for ISU faculty and staff who want to learn more about ISU’s budget and finance structures, trends, policies, and outlook. Faculty are encouraged to bring a brown bag lunch and attend in person. Zoom options will also be available. Sessions will be recorded and posted to the budget website.

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News and Updates

ISU Research and Creative Activity Social/ Networking Event

Biz Cole Named CPI of the Month

Human Performance and Sport Studies Research Day

Google Storage Limits: Data Retention Consideration

Spring 2024 CramSesh

Employment Opportunities

College of Science and Engineering Dean Search Update

Basque History Presentation by Former ISU Professor

College of Education 2024 Celebrating Excellence Awards

Wednesday Webinar: Introduction to Panopto

Monday Morning Mentor: How Can I Use Virtual Reality to Impact Classroom Learning?

Dr. Caryn Evilia Honored with Distinguished Communicator Award

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