Idaho State Today: November 11

Monday, November 11, 2024

Sands of Time: Research by ISU Professor, Students to Unravel Formation of Green River Basin

A mystery millions of years in the making may be explained by a look at a few grains of sand. The sands that hold the pieces to this puzzle being put together by Kurt Sundell, assistant professor of geology at Idaho State University, and his students are found in the southwest corner of Wyoming.

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Spring Professional Development Award Applications Due Dec 1

The financial award can help pay for opportunities that help ISU employees learn new skills or improve job performance. This can include fees for workshops, conferences, classes, training, or related travel expenses.

Provost Candidate Finalists Named

As part of a nationwide search process, three finalist candidates have been chosen for the position of Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs for Idaho State University.

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News and Updates

Classified Staff Employment Opportunities

Non-Classified Staff Employment Opportunities

Legal Training: Understanding New Abusive Conduct Policy

Todd Johnson Named Fall CPI Supervisor of the Semester

Monday Morning Mentor: How Do I Ensure Students Are Prepared for Class?

Researchers Looking for Older Adults for Study

ISU GeoClub's Mineral ID Fest

ISU Sustainability Introduces Green Workspace Program

Wednesday Webinar: From Moodle to Canvas: Preparing for a Seamless Transition

Save the Date: President's Holiday Open House

Professors Publish Position Paper on Technology in the Mathematics Classroom

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