Idaho State Today: October 2

Monday, October 2, 2023

Volunteers Needed For Annual Haunted Laboratory

The Idaho State University Department of Physics needs your help with one of the area’s most popular Halloween attractions. Idaho State University Department of Physics and Kiwanis Club of Pocatello’s Haunted Science Laboratory will return to the Bannock County Event Center in late October. Department staff is looking for volunteers to help set up and prepare for the hundreds of local students attending the event.

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Seeking Nominations: Distinguished Faculty

Nominations are now open for Distinguished Faculty Awards for Idaho State University faculty members. Those recognized will be honored during a reception in April and during the 2024 Commencement exercises.

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Governor Little to Visit Idaho State to Announce Idaho LAUNCH Grant

All are invited to join Governor Brad Little at a press conference announcing the Idaho LAUNCH grant for high school seniors Wednesday, Oct. 4 at noon in the Northwest entrance lobby of the William M. and Karin A. Eames Complex, 1999 Alvin Ricken Road. Come learn more about the program, and the opportunities available for our future students.

News and Updates

Apply Now for the Staff Council Professional Development Award

Employment Opportunities

RESPOND Training Set Oct. 12

Inclusive Teaching Workshop Scheduled October 30

Monday Morning Mentor - How Can I Introduce Creativity to My Classes to Build Connection with Students?

CAES Collaboration Webinar Scheduled for October 10

ISU Announces Winner of 2023 Teaching Literature Book Award

ISU Theatre Students Provide Valuable Real-World Practice for Health Care Students

Wednesday Webinar: Online Drop-In Hour

University Honors Program Trivia Night Set Oct. 6

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