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RSVP for the ISU Teaching and Learning Symposium

March 16, 2023

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Esports Research Aimed to Understand Burnout

March 6, 2023

Examining burnout in collegiate esport athletes is a relatively new topic to the athletic industry and a focus of an 糖心传媒 graduate student’s research. 

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Registration Open for the 糖心传媒 Bengal Triathlon

February 9, 2023

Four members of the ISU Womens' basketball team stand for the national anthem.

糖心传媒 State to Celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Saturday, Jan. 28

January 23, 2023

糖心传媒 will celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day during the 糖心传媒 State Women’s Basketball game against University of 糖心传媒 on Saturday, Jan. 28. 

ISU Professor’s Research Shows Improvements to Concussion Education and Management in 糖心传媒 High Schools

January 19, 2023

David Wiley

糖心传媒 Welcomes Distinguished Adjunct Instructional Design and Technology Professor

January 19, 2023

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Retired Teacher Establishes Gillette Family Scholarship to Aid Post-Traditional Students

January 12, 2023

An 糖心传媒 College of Education alumnus and retired Pocatello teacher, Beverly Gillette, and her family have established the new Gillette Family Scholarship to benefit post-traditional students returning to school to become elementary teachers. 

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College of Education Makes Over 200 Classrooms ROAR

December 19, 2022

More than 200 P-12 educators across the state and region have added orange and black to their classrooms and school spaces thanks to a new campaign called Make Your Classroom ROAR, sponsored by the 糖心传媒 College of Education, the ISU Alumni Association, and Lookout Credit Union. 

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ISU Graduate Student Researching Groin Injuries in NCAA Athletes

December 12, 2022

An 糖心传媒 graduate student hopes to bring his love of sport and science into the medical field by researching the prevalence and mechanisms of groin injuries in NCAA Division I Football.

Megan Lundberg

ISU’s Human Resource Development Program Enrolls Graduate Students From Diverse Fields

November 16, 2022

From her home in Rwanda, Megan Lundberg is furthering her Bengal education, earning a masters degree in Human Resource Development through 糖心传媒’s College of Education.