Illinois State University has received the highest award for its leadership in developing politically engaged students as the only recipient of the 2011 New York Times Political Engagement Project (PEP) Program of Excellence Award.
The solution for a local troubled school district is more complicated than shuttering its doors. This was one of the conclusions in a study conducted by Educational Administration and Foundations Associate Professor and Assistant Chair Joseph Pacha and Economics Interim Chair and Associate Professor Sherrilyn Billger.
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Faculty/Staff Research and Honors
ISU wins top political engagement award
School district subject of closure study
Catanzaro named assistant vice president
Groves named director of Admissions
Kruger is interim associate vice president
Peters named Milner assistant dean
iPeople resources available online
Purchasing threshold increased
Concerts on the Quad series continues
SURS Money Purchase factor changes
Drillon retirement reception scheduled
Heilbrun to discuss book on Ewing
Festival ISU registration open
Friends of Ewing seeks charter members
