Idaho State Today: August 21

Monday, August 21, 2023

New Scholarship Endowments to Aid Speech Language Pathology and Elementary Education Majors

Being “teachers at heart” went far beyond their professional careers for Adam Sorensen’s parents David and Judy Sorensen; it was just who they were.

Longtime Pocatello residents, David and Judy always valued the teaching profession and its ability to impact others more so than any other profession.

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University Budget Town Hall Set Aug. 24

Please join President Kevin Satterlee and Jen Steele for a University Budget Town Hall via Zoom on Aug. 24 from 11 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Topics of discussion include ISU’s financial history and budget outlook, key drivers impacting ISU’s financials, the Budget Optimization Initiative, and short-term measures for FY2024, including the hiring pause.

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Call for Proposals: Cultural Events Committee

The Cultural Events Committee invites all ISU faculty members to submit a funding application for cultural events that serve any ISU community. The committee has two grant programs that are used to help sponsor appropriate events. Mini-grants are for funds up to $1000, and large grants are for $1000 and above. The committee has a total of $11,000 to distribute for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

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News and Updates

Welcome Back from the Provost

Blood Donation - American Red Cross at Oboler Library

Legal Training: FERPA

First to ROAR Event Set Aug. 28

Jonathan Fardy to Present at the School of Materialist Research

ISU Researchers Looking for Older Adults For Study

Volunteers Needed for October Events

Wednesday Webinar: Setting Sail with Moodle ISU or Teaching Online with Moodle ISU: Which is Right for You?

Employment Opportunities

Series to Feature Dr. Neelam Sharma's Upcoming Book on Online Abuse Faced by Women Journalists in India

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