Idaho State Today: November 21

Monday, November 21, 2022

Governor Little Honors First-Generation Students with Proclamation

On Nov. 10, Idaho became the first state to recognize first-generation students through a statewide proclamation. Representatives from Idaho State University joined colleagues from throughout the state as Governor Brad Little signed the proclamation at a ceremony in Boise.

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Idaho State to receive $3 Million Grant to Establish Community Health Worker Collaborative Program

Idaho State University is set to receive nearly $3 million over several years to establish a Community Health Worker Collaborative program for the state, designed to grow the community and public health workforce.

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Bannock County, Idaho State University to Build Forensic Pathology Center

Idaho State University and Bannock County have signed an agreement to fund and build the East Idaho Forensic Pathology Center on Idaho State University’s Pocatello campus. The center will be a state-of-the-art facility where autopsies will be performed, serving 17 counties in eastern Idaho.

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News and Updates

20-Minute Mentor - How Can You Become More Intentional About Culturally Responsive Teaching?

Black Rock and Sage Write-a-Thon

Winter Wear Drive at Eli M. Oboler Library

ISU Student Selected to Race El Tour De Tucson for USA Cycling

2022 National Outdoor Book Award Winners Announced

Dr. Arunima Datta Wins Book Award

Transition in Enrollment Management

Late Nights with the Graduate School at Off the Rails Brewing

Employment Opportunities

United Way Campaign Breakfast TOMORROW

Half-Day Release Time Wednesday

Research and Creative Scholarship Forum: Nov. 28

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