Idaho State Today: February 9

Thursday, February 9, 2023

Idaho State Geologist Helping NASA Prep for 2025 Crewed Moon Mission

An Idaho State University professor is helping to coach the next team of astronauts to visit the moon. Shannon Kobs Nawotniak, associate professor of geosciences, is a member of the NASA team responsible for preparing the astronauts to conduct the experiments that are planned for the Artemis III mission. Planning to launch in 2025, Artemis III is slated to be the first crewed moon landing since the Apollo 17 mission in 1972.

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Volunteers Needed for Bengal Visit Day

Volunteers are needed for Bengal Visit Day, one of our largest campus recruitment events on Saturday, April 22. We need help meeting one-on-one with students in your departments/programs, hosting breakout sessions, showing off our clubs and organizations, and more.

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Spring 2023 Commencement Update

Due to the renovation of the ceiling in Holt Arena, Pocatello’s Spring 2023 Commencement will be at Reed Gym, where we will hold three ceremonies on Saturday, May 6. This is the first ceremony held in Reed in over 50 years.

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News and Updates

Registration Open for the Bengal Triathlon

Own a Piece of History: Holt Arena Seats Available for Purchase

Benny's Pantry in Need of Specific Items This Month

Black History Month Documentary Viewing

Idaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board Seeks New Member

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