Idaho State Today: July 11

Thursday, July 11, 2024

Department of Family Medicine Celebrating 30 Years of Attracting Physicians to Practice in Idaho

After medical school, physicians receive additional training in specialty areas by completing a residency or fellowship before they begin practicing medicine on their own. Since 1994, the Idaho State University Department of Family Medicine has offered family medicine residency training to physicians in Pocatello. Understanding the health care workforce needs in Idaho, ISU offers this and its other health sciences education programs in order to help increase the number of family physicians and providers across the health care team caring for Idaho citizens.

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An Interview with Renowned Writer and Director Aaron Mark

Assistant Professor Jose Eduardo Villalobos Graillet and Spanish master's student Hillary Buckner of the Department of Anthropology and Languages at ISU recently interviewed the renowned writer and director of film, television, and theater, Aaron Mark.

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New Director of Teaching, Learning and Assessment

The Office of the Provost has announced Dr. Doug McGee as the new Director of Teaching, Learning and Assessment, beginning July 15. McGee holds a PhD in political science from the University of Utah and previously served ISU as the coordinator of university tutoring.

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News and Updates

Idaho Falls Summer Nights with the Grad School July 25

Craft Shop Summer Lunch Classes: Hand Built Mugs and Stamp Carving

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