ISU Alum Cy Nadler: Helping Kids and Families with Autism | Dr. Cy Nadler, who graduated from Idaho State University in 2012 with a degree in Clinical Psychology, is making a big difference in the lives of kids and families. | | |
The People in the Shadows | Mel Anderson overcame a childhood of unimaginable abuse to earn her PhD, transforming her pain into a passion for education and healing. | | | |
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Listen to the Latest Episode! | Dean Kandi Turley-Ames talks with ISU alumnus Stuart Summers and Professor Karen Hartman about crisis communication, Stuart’s experiences at ISU, and his insights on proactive engagement in high-stakes situations. | | |
"Communication is a hundred percent one of the top
priorities in medicine."
| A Rural Health Information Hub article spotlights ISU's Health Resources and Services Administration grant, Hispanic Health Track, and Spanish for Health Professions training from a PA perspective. | | |
Applied Behavior Analysis at ISU Becomes Idaho’s First and Only ABAI Verified Course Sequence Program | ISU’s new ABAI-Verified Course Sequence program helps address Idaho’s shortage of certified behavior analysts, expanding access to evidence-based care for those with autism and mental health challenges. It strengthens local support systems and promotes a healthier community. | | |
Honors Orchestras Bring Music and Connection to ISU Campus | More than 250 young musicians and their dedicated teachers from across eastern Idaho gathered at the Pocatello campus on Friday, January 17 for the annual East Idaho Honors Orchestras event. | | |
Remembering Judge Peter D. McDermott: A Lifelong Advocate for Justice and Idaho State | The ISU community mourns the loss of Judge Peter D. McDermott, a cherished alumnus, mentor, and friend, who passed away on January 9, 2025. | | |
Spanish MA Students Work With Contemporary Argentine Playwrights | How do you translate humor, culture, and emotion across languages? Discover how ISU Spanish MA students tackled these challenges while collaborating with contemporary Argentine playwrights. | | |
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Congratulations to the recipients of ISU's Internal Grants Program College of Arts and Letters Awardees:
Jose Eduardo Villalobos Graillet, Anthropology and Languages
Censorship and Queer Representation in Eloy de la Iglesia's La Semana del Asesino (1972)
Erika Fulton, Psychology
Overconfidence in Political Information Processing: The Role of Cognitive Style, Cognitive Ability, and Cognitive Certainty
Georgia Hart-Fredeluces, Anthropology and Languages
Impacts of Landowner Environmental Stewardship Decisions on Camas Plants in Southern Idaho
Justin Stover, History
Confronting Ruin: Environmental Compensation and Reconstruction in Post-Revolution Ireland
Jenna McLean, Music
Album Project: For Your Love
Kirsten Mink, Anthropology and Languages
Segregation, Identification, and Building Future Research with the BVAR Skeletal Collection: Capacity Building for Biological, Archaeo-chemical, and Forensic Anthropology in Idaho
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Combining Positive Psychology and Clinical Insights | Joshua Swift, Ph.D., combines insights from positive psychology and clinical psychology in his new book, Becoming Happy: A Guide to Self-Care, Life Satisfaction, and Well-Being, offering evidence-based strategies for improving happiness through physical, mental, behavioral, and social well-being. | | |
Congratulations to our 508 Dean's List Recipients for Fall 2024! | Earning a spot on the Dean’s List is a remarkable achievement, reflecting outstanding dedication, hard work, and academic excellence. | | |
Inspiring Growth Through Strengths at ISU | ISU is empowering student interns to discover and develop their unique talents through the CliftonStrengths® workshops offered on campus. | | |
Brynli Nalder Named January CPI of the Month | Brynli Nalder is a senior psychology major and holds a peer advisor career path internship (CPI) with the Office of Academic Advising. | | |
International Student Voices: Aniqa Jahangeer from Pakistan | Aniqa Jahangeer, a Ph.D. student from Pakistan, found her academic and professional fit at ISU, where the diverse faculty and rich English programs align with her passion for language, teaching, and research. | | | |
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2025 Faculty Art Exhibition
January 21 – February 14 | Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 12–6 PM | John B. Davis Gallery, Fine Arts Building, Room 105
Explore a showcase of faculty artwork at the John B. Davis Gallery.
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Humanities Café: Celebrating Women in Music
February 6 | 6-8 PM | Union Tap Room, 230 W Bonneville St, Pocatello
Join us for an evening of music and conversation at the next Humanities Café with reimagined Schubert serenades by Geoffrey Friedley and Bill O’Brien, along with works by women composers presented by Diana Livingston Friedley.
Appetizers begin at 6. Presentations begin at 6:30. All are welcome to this free event!
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ISU Jazz Fest Presents Randy Gloss and Friends
February 7 | 7-10 PM | Station Square, 200 S Main St Pocatello
February 8 | 7:30 PM | Jensen Hall in the Stephen's Performing Arts Center
Friday night, join us for a night of live jazz music with Randy Gloss and the ISU Faculty Sextet, presenting a mix of world music including Indian, Brazilian, Arabic, and American influences. Saturday's concert will feature Randy Gloss with the ISU Faculty Sextet and the newly formed Commercial Music Big Band.
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Save the Date: 54th Annual Frank Church Symposium
April 10-11, 2025
We warmly welcome the community to join us for impactful discussions led by scholars and practitioners worldwide on the topic of this year’s theme, Women Today: Politics, Perception, and Power.
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2025 Cramsesh
Thursday, April 24 | 3-6 | REND Suites.
Join us for a productive and fun work session featuring pizza, snacks, prizes, and quiet camaraderie! Bring your projects and laptops—set goals, get things done, and celebrate your progress with a supportive group!
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Present Your Research at the 2025 Research and Creative Works Symposium
Submissions are being accepted until February 26 for the Research and Creative Works Symposium on March 19, 2025.
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Undergraduate Student Travel Requests
The College of Arts and Letters is accepting proposals for travel funds from full-time undergraduate students in the college. We recommend you apply as soon as possible.
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Graduate Student Conference and Research Travel Support
The Graduate School has collaborated with ASISU to offer Conference and Research Travel Support to graduate students.
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ISU Music Audition Day – February 22, 2025
Interested in becoming a music major or joining ISU's ensembles? Audition on February 22 at the Fine Arts Building in Pocatello! Scholarships are available for all ensemble participants, regardless of major.
Learn about audition requirements:
Apply and Audition at ISU
Check the Music Departmental Handbook for detailed audition guidelines.
Out-of-state or unable to attend? Video auditions are welcome.
Reach out to Dr. Thomas Kloss at klosthom@isu.edu for more information.
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Donations to the College of Arts and Letters directly support student scholarships and experiential learning opportunities. Please visit our Giving page to make a difference today. | | |
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