Idaho State Today: September 19

Monday, September 19, 2022

Alan Johnson Receives Fulbright-Nehru Senior Scholar Award

Professor of English Alan Johnson has received a Fulbright-Nehru Senior Scholar award for research in Gujarat, India, in Spring 2023. Johnson will examine religious pilgrimage narratives that appeared in Gujarat in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He reasons that these narratives informed Indian literary descriptions of a modernizing India.

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Environmental Health, Safety and Sustainability Update

Due to the University’s focus on sustainability, the Division of Campus Operations is excited to provide an update regarding environmental sustainability initiatives for the campus community.

Idaho State University will be launching a nationwide search for an Environmental Sustainability Program Manager this fall.

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Mental Health Services Free to ISU Students at All Campus Locations

Faculty and staff are often the first point of contact for students seeking help. ISU Counseling and Testing Services would like to remind their campus partners that all students who are enrolled in the current semester (part-time or full-time) are eligible for free, confidential counseling services.

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Campus Updates

20-Minute Mentor - What Are 5 Easy-To-Use Technologies That Have A Big Impact on Learning in the Online Classroom?

"Notes from New York" First Symphony Concert of the Season Set Sept. 23

Continuing Education and Workforce Training Hosts Free Mental Health Awareness Week Event

Student Activities Board Presents the Dating Doctor

Accessibility+ Toolkit Training

LGBTQ and Ally Faculty Welcome

Amanda Zink Publishes Chapter on Indian Boarding Schools

Volunteers Needed for Experience ISU

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