Idaho State Today: May 1

Monday, May 1, 2023

Quince Mattick To Graduate Cum Laude, Guide Dog at her Side

When Quincie Mattick receives her diploma with honors on May 6 at Idaho State University Spring 2023 Commencement at Reed Gymnasium, she’ll be accompanied by her loving and nearly ever-present companion, Tessa, her service dog. Mattick, a native of Colorado Springs, Colorado who has been blind since birth, will receive a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Professions with Cum Laude Honors.

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ISU Debate Coach presented with Alumni Achievement of the Year Award

Andy Christensen, Assistant Director of the ISU Speech and Debate program, was presented the Alumni Achievement of the Year Award in Boise last month.

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2023 Distinguished Faculty Award Winners Announced

The 2023 Idaho State University Distinguished Teacher, Distinguished Researcher and Distinguished Service awardees have been chosen. Dr. Tyler Burch has been honored with the 2023 Distinguished Teacher award. Dr. Shannon Kobs Nawotniak is the 2023 Distinguished Researcher, and the 2023 Distinguished Service honor was awarded to Dr. Dani Moffit.

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News and Updates

Web Training in May

Vice President for Student Affairs Candidate Open Forums

ISU Faculty Support for Western Literature Association event at Fort Hall

All Invited to John MacLerran's Retirement Celebration

Volunteer to Help at New Student Orientation

College of Arts and Letters Dean’s Advisory Board Meets April 20 and 21

Introduction to Dietetics Offered Summer Semester

Annual Student First-Year Writing Contest Winners Announced

Employment Opportunities

ISU History Students to Present at Conference

Policy Update: Budget Control, Deficit Spending, and Cash Balance Monitoring in 30-Day Review

New Preferred Provider for Workers' Compensation

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